February 25, 2012: 1 – 3pm

St. Julian’s Episcopal Church – Meeting Hall

5400 Stewarts Mill Rd

Planning and volunteer meeting open to all who are interested in helping with or participating in the next event.Local businesses and groups interested in reserving booth space or sponsoring the event are also encouraged to attend.Light refreshments will be provided.

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This website was produced by a group of the original organizers of the Douglas County TEA Party. This page is dedicated to preserving the history of the TEA Party in Douglas County, Georgia.

The Douglas County TEA Party will be held this Friday, June 4, 2010 from 6:00pm -9:00pm at the Clinton Nature Preserve located on Ephesus Church Road in Villa Rica.

Our keynote speaker, Herman Cain, will be broadcasting his show on WSB Radio live from the event.

Twenty-Five Conservative candidates will have booths, 10 great vendors will be selling Constitutional and political items and Iron Horse BBQ will be providing food again this year.

Here is a map of the location of the event, 8700 Ephesus Church Road, Winston, GA 30187.

Let’s take back America in 2010!!!!

Bring your chairs, blankets, and umbrellas, because you don’t want to miss this one.

Last year’s Labor Day TEA (Taxed Enough Already) Party drew an estimated crowd of 1500 to the Clinton Nature Preserve on Ephesus Church Road in Villa Rica which will also be the site of this year’s event.

Maureen Miller, event organizer, says that, “The main goal of the event is to stress informed voting, promote smaller government, reduced and responsible spending of our hard earned money, and, of course, lower taxation.” Miller said, “We must insist that those we elect to office have OUR best interests in mind. Together we can make the politicians hear us.” The Douglas County TEA Party is a non-partisan group of concerned citizens whose main goal is to educate and encourage involvement in the political process.

The Douglas County TEA Party welcomes all – regardless of political affiliation, race or faith – who share our goal of a smaller, fiscally responsible government that supports free-market principles and rejects “nanny state” measures like big-business bailouts and increased restriction of our Constitutional freedoms. Our events are family friendly, inspiring, and informative.

The Douglas County TEA Party event will be held on June 4, 2010 from 6-9pm at Clinton Nature Preserve located on Ephesus Church Road in Villa Rica. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. The bleachers will be moved for this event so be sure to bring blankets or chairs.

Visit us at www.douglascountyteaparty.org to learn about upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and sponsorships.

You can arrive up to 2 hours before the event.

Will there be food and drinks available at the June 4th event?

Yes, there will be vendors selling food and non-alcoholic beverages. Since this is a County owned park, alcoholic beverages are prohibited.

Can we sit on the bleachers at the June 4th event?

The bleachers will not be there to use. Last year they prohibited a good view of the stage, this year they will be removed.

Are there restrooms at the Clinton Nature Preserve?

Yes. There are public restrooms at the park.

Is there handicap access at the June 4th event?

There is handicap parking. Although the terrain is basically flat and grassy, if you are not able to walk well, please have someone in your party assist you to the amphitheater.

Will there be shuttle service at the June 4th event?

No we are sorry, but there is no shuttle service.

As you know, he is our keynote speaker for the upcoming Douglas County TEA Party on June 4th.

Make sure you watch the entire video, there’s a surprise at the end!

Bring your picket signs, flags and voices! Come out and protest excessive spending and the ever increasing size of our federal government! All concerned citizens are invited to participate!!

Our politicians have been working overtime to bring new taxes and regulations into our lives, haven’t they? Taxes on tanning beds. Taxes on hospital beds. Taxes on fast food. Taxes on soft drinks. Student loan rules that make Uncle Sam the only option. Mandates that force and at the same time limit health care coverage. They keep taxing because they won’t stop spending and they regulate because money inevitably follows control!

State governments are running with a budget shortfall in the millions due to high unemployment and economic woes that are being felt all over the nation. Their answer is to raise taxes and furlough our teachers, police officers, and firefighters. The Federal government loves to fund special interest programs like millions for marketing of Sunkist & Welch’s, billions to keep Amtrak on the rails, millions to provide loans for Mexican drug cartels. (www.downsizinggovernment.org) Millions and billions come out of our paychecks and businesses to fund crazy spending at a time when most of us have been forced to drastically cut our household budgets.

The Douglas County TEA Party is a non-partisan group of concerned citizens whose main goal is to educate and encourage involvement in the political process. We stress informed voting, promote smaller government, reduced and responsible spending of our hard earned money, and, of course, lower taxation. We must insist that those we elect to office have OUR best interests in mind. Together we can make the politicians hear us.

The Douglas County TEA Party welcomes all – regardless of political affiliation, race or faith – who share our goal of a smaller, fiscally responsible government that supports free-market principles and rejects “nanny state” measures like big-business bailouts and increased restriction of our Constitutional freedoms. Our events are family friendly, inspiring, and informative. So, mark June 4, 2010 on your calendar and plan to join us for something very special.

Visit us at www.douglascountyteaparty.org to learn about upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and sponsorships.

Tell your friends and family to make sure they’re available on June 4th from 6:00pm to 9:00pm.

Word has it you’ll want to bring your chairs or blankets too!