America’s Tea Party Official Press Release

Dallas Tea Party ^ | July 6, 2009 | Dallas Tea Party

[Moiraine]

The Dallas Tea Party, organizers of America’s Tea Party, held July 4th at Southfork Ranch near Dallas, Texas announce that the event was a major success...

...ultimately we had over 37,000 people celebrating our independence, as confirmed by the Collin County Constable’s office.

[squarebarb]

Incredible! Very heartening! Pictures?

[squarebarb]

I checked the website but there doesn’t seem to be any way to see the photos.

[Made In The USA]

Bless all of you for making such a strong statement. 37,000 people showing up says a lot about Dallas and a lot about what is being felt across this great country.

[RebelTXRose]

Click on “HOME” then follow to flicker...

[nmh]

I was pissed.

In the Tea Party We went to, they ALLOWED a DEMONCRAT to speak. Demoncrats in NJ have NO BUSINESS at a CONSERVATIVE Tea Party. I will now check ahead of time and see if the Demoncrats will be speakers, as in this case. If they are coming, We won't be there. In NJ they are ALL ruining the state. How dare they be blatant hypocrites on my time. Donald Payne is the Demoncrat I refer to in NJ. He can go to hell for all I care about his platitudes that he doesn't come close to living up to.

[RebelTXRose]

DIRECT LINK>>>

http://www.karagriffisphotography.com/gallery/8804536_6NF3Q/1/582966032_oBuyV#P-10-20

[exist]

Somebody should've told Senator Cornyn supporting the bailout isn't the most popular position at the tea parties.

[wastoute]

Again hundreds of thousands of Americans turn out to protest our gummint and the MidStream Media just ignore it. The drug overdose death of a celebrity pervert gets all the attention. Bizzare is what it is.

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[Moiraine]

http://www.breitbart.tv/dallasteaparty/

Breitbart carried the event live...this is the video rebroadcast. If you click OnDemand, you can view different time segments.

I spent most of my day taking parking money and only managed to watch the last few speakers, so I don’t know much about how most of the day went.

To give you one point of reference, Scot O’Grady starts the 09:15:15 segment and Wayne Allen Root and Michelle Malkin follwed him.

Here’s the posted line-up, but I don’t know if they followed it exactly (I thought WAR spoke before Scot, but then my brain was pretty fried from the heat by then):

Rhythm Minister, 80’s/90’s music – approximately 2:45
John Velleco, Gun Owners of America
Air Force Veteran Dan Garcia
Cowboys For Common Sense, horseback troupe
Michael Cutler, former INS agent & counter-terrorism expert
Adryana Boyne, President of conservative Latino values organization Voces Action
Vic Duncan, ranges from rock to country music
Dr. John Gill, health care expert
Steven Crowder, comedian
Rhett Butler, jazz guitar
Phillip Dennis, Dallas Tea Party Steering Committee
James Dickey, Dallas Tea Party Steering Committee
Ken Emanuelson, Dallas Tea Party Steering Committee
Katrina Pierson, Dallas Tea Party Steering Committee
Michael Leahy, author and social media activist
Beatlegras, bluegrass Beatles music
Michael Quinn Sullivan, Texans for Fiscal Responsibility CEO
Dr. Merrill Matthews Jr., Institute for Policy Innovation scholar
Hunter Sullivan, swing band music
Michael Johns, former Heritage Institute policy analyst
Capt. Scott O’Grady, Air Force Veteran
Wayne Allen Root, radio host
Michelle Malkin, bestselling author and columnist
The Monkees’ Micky Dolenz
Dr. Lance Hurley, founding fathers expert
Ashley Lee, singer
Fireworks (at approximately 9:40pm)
Good Question Band (at approximately 10:10pm)
Program ends (at Midnight)