Restoring government of, by, and for the people

In case you missed it, here’s the full-length video:

WHAT: Monthly Constitution Study Course
WHEN: Sep 27 2011, 7:00 PM-8:30 PM
WHERE: 201 E Reed Rd, Anderson, SC
CONTACT: Jonathon Hill (N/A)

We will continue a series of video lessons taught by Dr. Earl Taylor using the book, “The 5000 Year Leap” as our textbook. Dr. Taylor is an experienced teacher with a passion for the Constitution, and is the President of the National Center for Constitutional Studies.

There is no cost to attend this event. Copies of “The 5000 Year Leap” will be available for $10.00 each.

The book focuses on the 28 fundamental beliefs of the Founding Fathers which they said must be understood and perpetuated by every people who desired peace, prosperity, and freedom. These beliefs have made possible more progress in 200 years than was made previously in over 5,000 years.

Please RSVP so we can get a general idea of how many will be attending.

FYI, Gov. Rick Perry will host a Tele-Townhall on Monday, 9/26 at 6:45pm.

If you are interested in participating, email lfrye@starboardcommunications.com the following information:

• Name
• County
• Preferred Email address
• The best telephone number to reach you for this tele-town hall
  (you will receive a call Monday to connect you into the tele-town hall)

The Governor will make a few remarks then you will be able to ask questions.

Full video from the Palmetto Freedom Forum hosted by Sen. Jim DeMint in Columbia, SC on Labor Day.

Of all people who could claim “TEA party” support, Mitt Romney is the last. Despite the spin, SC Treasurer Curtis Loftis is NOT the TEA party.

This nationwide movement is composed of millions of independent-thinking individuals who are fed up with high taxes and big government. Local TEA party organizations cannot even tell these people who to vote for–much less the State Treasurer.

As an enthusiastic supporter of Curtis Loftis for Treasurer in 2010, I am extremely disappointed in his decision to endorse Gov. Mitt Romney, but that decision is his own, nothing more.

Mr. Loftis, you may feel that Romney “has the greatest chance of taking back the White House in 2012,” but like Sen. Jim DeMint, I’m at a point where I’d rather lose fighting for the right cause then win fighting for the wrong cause. Judging from DeMint’s exceeding popularity here in SC and abroad, I am not alone.

If you want to remain relevant, you and all your friends in Columbia had better understand that we are fed up with higher taxes and government intrusion into our personal lives. Whether you call it Obamacare or Romneycare, it’s all the same to us.

Yes, even when it comes in a nice, pretty Republican package.

Jonathon Hill
Organizer, Anderson TEA Party
Chairman, Upcountry Coalition of Conservative Organizations