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Oklahoma Republican Voters Vocal and Not Happy. What does that mean?

By Stubborn_Facts Posted in 2010 Campaign, Elections, Grassroots , #oktcot, 2010 bailout voters, 2010 Campaign, 2010 campaign volunteers, 2010 campaigns, 2010 challengers, 2010 election, 2010 election campaigns, 2010 incumbents, 2010 primaries, 2010 tarp voters, 2010 voting trends, campaign ground game, campaigning, constitutional conservatives oklahoma, disgruntled republicans, get out the vote 2010, grassroots politics, grassrootsok, Howard Houchen, Liberty Candidates, Nathan Dahm, ne election, nebraska election, ok 2010, ok republicans, okgop, okgrassroots, oklahoma 2010, oklahoma candidates for congress, oklahoma first district, oklahoma fourth district, oklahoma governor's race, oklahoma liberty candidates, oklahoma primary election, oklahoma republican primary, oklahoma republicans, oklahoma second district, oklahoma voter registration deadline, Randy Brogdon, republican party, republican voters, rj harris, state senator randy brogdon, voter affiliation | 2 Comments »

Of course one night walking blocks for a couple of candidates isn’t necessarily an indicator of a trend. But it’s interesting when it coincides with national polling results in at least one important aspect. (See this Gallup poll regarding party affiliation.) While out walking blocks yesterday in two Oklahoma neighborhoods, several folks either indicated they [...]

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Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Money Bomb

By scrosnoe Posted in Congress, Constitution, Economic Policy, Featured, government, Grassroots, Sovereignty, Twitter , #dripusa, Adam Andrzejewski, Adam Kokesh, Alabama, Arizona, california, Cameron DeJong, colorado, Congress, Connecticut, David Hedrick, David Smith, Debra Medina, Debra Medina for Texas Governor, December 16th, Delia Lopez, Dr Dan Eichenbaum, DRIPusa.org, Florida, Francisco Rodriguez, Gary Clift, Georgia, Glen Bradley, governor, Howard Houchen, illinois, Indiana, Jake Towne, James Williams, Jaynee Germond, Joe Kennedy, Joe Tegerdine, John Jay Myers, Kentucky, Kentucky Senate Race, Liberty Candidates, Massachusetts, Meetup, Michael Benoit, Michael Krsiean, Michael McPadden, Mike Vasovski, minnesota, Mississippi, Money Bomb, Nathan Dahm, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nick Coons, North Carolina, oklahoma, Oregon, Paul Lambert, pennsylvania, Peter Schiff, Rachel Grubb, Rand Paul, Randy Brogdon, Randy Brogdon for Governor, Ray McBerry, rj harris, Rob M, Rob McNealy, ron paul, senate, south carolina, State House Minnesota, State House North Carolina, State Representative, Terri McCormick, texas, Tim Utz, Utah, Valerie Meyer, virginia, washington, William Kern, Wisconsin | No Comments »

Money Bomb on the Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party! Please donate to your favorite candidates. The links listed here will take you directly to their donation pages. This list largely includes candidates that have received a preliminary vetting only. As we all begin to look for candidates worthy of our support, we should also [...]

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