I was surprised to hear this hack subbing for mark levin this week
Free Republic thread about going to CPAC:
TheTeaParty.net to Co-Sponsor American Conservative Union 2012 CPAC
Digital Journal ^ | January 22, 2012 | Carol Eberly
Posted on Sunday, January 22, 2012 1:32:35 PM by 2ndDivisionVet
TheTeaParty.net (TTP) is proud to be the co-sponsor at CPAC 2012 – the 39th annual Conservative Political Action Conference. America’s largest gathering of conservative leaders and activists will be held Thursday, February 9 – Saturday, February 11, 2012, in Washington, DC.
Every year, the American Conservative Union (ACU) brings thousands of grassroots conservatives and conservative leaders together in Washington, DC for three days of blockbuster speeches, policy discussions and networking opportunities – all celebrating the shared principles of smaller government, a strong national defense and traditional values. TheTeaParty.net is very proud to be apart of this important national conference and will offer many special events of their own. For TheTeaParty.net, being the co-host of CPAC marks a monumental shift in politics. A movement which began only 3 short years ago has become a powerful political voice, and TTP is proud to be at the forefront.
TheTeaParty.net will host a series of events and panel discussions, which will include special guest's Marco Rubio, Herman Cain, Michelle Bachmann, Allen West and many more top conservatives. TTP will also feature an all-star line up of invited political heavyweights, who will be interviewed by nationally syndicated talk radio host Rusty Humphries, with TTP rising stars of the political movement TTP Founder Todd Cefaratti, TTP Chief Strategist Dustin Stockton, and TTP National Spokesperson Kevin Jackson.
Todd Cefaratti's wife also signed up here, and made a couple of comments praising her husband and the TTP.net.
I knew there was more than one signup from this group, but couldn't put my finger on it.
For more information, here is An Article from April 2011:
Even 2 years after the Tea Party Movement got started, it was still a mystery as what they do. Expecially with thier money.Mystery Group Gets D.C. Help
TheTeaParty.net Offers Few Clues About Goals
A little-known, Arizona-based tea party organization has hired a prominent Republican operative to help advance its mission in Washington, D.C. But after more than a year in operation and hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations, it’s still not clear what the group’s mission actually is.
Todd Cefaratti, founder of TheTeaParty.net, announced last week that the group had hired a big Washington gun: governmental affairs specialist Donna Wiesner Keene