Save Wisconsin: A Journal of Tea Party Patriots’ Activities: (See how it really works!)

Week 1: Tea Party Patriots from around the country joined local tea party groups and other local and national liberty organizations in Wisconsin last week. Our message is simple: it is time for senseless recalls in Wisconsin to end.

Joined by patriots from Seattle to Miami, Los Angles to Philadelphia, last Saturday I settled into home base Wisconsin for the next three weeks with Wisconsin State Coordinator Mike Hintze and TPP Support Staff Coordinator Linda Parker a team of volunteers coordinators. We began organizing our efforts for door-to-door neighborhood walks to talk to voters about the recall and its effect on representative democracy. We began in Milwaukee, Brookfield and New Berlin.

Sunday, the first shift of volunteers flew into Milwaukee and Monday morning at 9:00 am we began our first round of door to door walking.

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Wow, not protest, not violence in the streets, no civil disorder, no threats, no whinning, no gripping. They put feet on the ground and activated a lot of folks. Good for them.

And, I feel that is what will Defeat Obama, good old ground pounding. Getting people talking, asking, thinking, questioning. He is toast without it but it will even be more satisfying to see him and his administration sent packing with a over whelming defeat at the election boxes.

It will be intesting to see the recall efforts results on June 5th. Will the tide continue to roll in Wisconsin?

Gov. Walker could win Wisconsin's recall election
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To beat Obama first the GOP will need someone that is capable of doing it which Romney is not able to do.

So the tea party thinks that the people of Wisconsin shouldn't be allowed to voice their disapproval of the Governor by having a recall election? Are the Koch brothers afraid of losing their investment in Walker?

Nice to see the tea party sticking up for American rights. Or is it just the rights the Koch brothers want them to have.

Why did they have to import volunteers? Not enough tea party members there anymore? And just who is footing the bill for all of this?

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So the tea party thinks that the people of Wisconsin shouldn't be allowed to voice their disapproval of the Governor by having a recall election? Are the Koch brothers afraid of losing their investment in Walker?

Well, maybe they saw all the union thugs and armies shipped into the state-remember the over taking of the Capitol? Then the next day when they lost their appeal, the whole group left.

Look, the Dems are getting their a@@'@ handed to them-again. Done without violence, threats or the alike.