PRLog - Smart Girl Politics today announced Sean Hannity will return to his "second hometown" to broadcast his FOXNews show, “Hannity,” live from the Atlanta Tax Day Tea Party on April 15th.
"We are honored that Sean is coming back to Atlanta to cover our event," said Jenny Beth Martin, one of the Tea Party volunteer organizers. "I'm amazed at how fast the movement has grown in the course of just five weeks."
Mrs. Martin, a member of Smart Girl Politics, helped to organize the original Tea Party in February. The Atlanta event is a part of the Nationwide Tea Party Coalition (NTPC), the coordinator of both this and the prior Nationwide Chicago Tea Party held February 27, 2009.
The NTPC was formed February 20, 2009 by three grassroots organizations: Smart Girl Politics (SGP), Dontgo Movement (Dontgo), and Top Conservatives on Twitter (TCOT). To date, over 300 Tax Day Tea Party events are planned in cities and towns across America.
“From coast-to-coast, people can find an April 15th event nearby and come out to voice their opposition to the outrageous spending coming from Washington DC,” said Stacy Mott, founder of Smart Girl Politics.
SGP is working to bring together a broad coalition of conservatives, Libertarians, Blue Dog Democrats, and independents in order to deliver a message to Congress and the President: repeal the spending or we will retire you at the ballot box.
"SGP is a conservative organization and while we will fight to stand for our conservative principles, the tea parties are not a conservative event." said Mott. "We hope that regardless of your party affiliation, people will stand with us and tell Congress and the White House to stop spending our future."
Michelle Malkin, Newt Gingrich, Dana Loesch, GOPUSA, American Solutions, and Americans for Tax Reform have all come together to endorse the Nationwide Tax Day Tea Party.
Read about the Atlanta Tax Day Tea Party on Sean Hannity’s FOXNews blog at http://hannity.blogs.foxnews.com/2009/03/27/special-anno ...
To find out more about the Nationwide Tax Day Tea Party, visit http://taxdayteaparty.com. About the Organizations: Sean Hannity – Sean Hannity is a best-selling author, syndicated radio host, and is the host of the prime-time cable news and opinion shows, “Hannity” and “Hannitiy’s America.”
Find out more at http://www.hannity.com/
Smart Girl Politics – SGP was founded by Stacy Mott in Nov. 2008 and now has over 3,000 members. We are dedicated to the advancement of conservative women in all levels of public service. Men are more than welcome to join. Find SGP tweets on Twitter at #sgp and is on the web at http://smartgirlpolitics.org
Atlanta Tax Day Tea Party – http://www.atlantateaparty.net/
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Political Expert: Bipartisanship Not a Likely Reality for Congress
President Obama's call for bipartisanship in Congress is not likely to be answered due to the overwhelming polarization between the Democrats and Republicans on how best to address the issues, policies and problems facing the nation, says Emory political scientist Alan Abramowitz.
In a new column on "The False Hope of Bipartisanship" for the popular "Crystal Ball '09" political analysis web site, Abramowitz says the lack of moderates in both parties will likely make the "ideological gulf" too wide to be overcome in most cases.
"Like it or not, in order to produce the kinds of policy changes for which he campaigned, Mr. Obama is going to have to depend overwhelmingly on the support of his fellow Democrats in the Congress and in the country," says Abramowitz. "So expect more party-line votes in the House and Senate, more complaints from Republican leaders about being ignored, and more strident attacks on the president by conservative pundits and talk-show hosts."
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In a new column on "The False Hope of Bipartisanship" for the popular "Crystal Ball '09" political analysis web site, Abramowitz says the lack of moderates in both parties will likely make the "ideological gulf" too wide to be overcome in most cases.
"Like it or not, in order to produce the kinds of policy changes for which he campaigned, Mr. Obama is going to have to depend overwhelmingly on the support of his fellow Democrats in the Congress and in the country," says Abramowitz. "So expect more party-line votes in the House and Senate, more complaints from Republican leaders about being ignored, and more strident attacks on the president by conservative pundits and talk-show hosts."
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