Venango County Tea Party Patriots
A non-partisan, non-profit, non-member, association dedicated to educating the public and promoting the principles of fiscal responsibility, constitutionally limited government and free market economics, and all other lawful activities.
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Currently, they are involved is some of the litigation involving VOTER FRAUD. If you can help them with a donation, you will have done your part to support the Trump campaign fight for our election process.
The day after Barack Obama was re-elected president, the emotions from the local tea partiers who campaigned against him ran the gamut.
On Facebook, Anastasia Przybylski, co-chair of the Doylestown-based Kitchen Table Patriots, lamented, “What is the point pushing my kids so hard. What kind of future do they have? I was sitting here thinking about all of the practicing and studying my kids do so they get in a good college. What is the point?”
Jennifer Stefano, a Lower Bucks resident and state director of the conservative Americans for Prosperity, went for laughs:
“People say three years of hard work for this election and nothing was gained. That’s not true. For instance, I’ve gained 20 lbs. #LookingOnTheBrightSide.”
She later added, “Just woke the kids up and said: “Hey kids! President Obama just won re-election, so go down and play with those cheap Toys from China … because pretty soon, you’re going to be the one making them!” We’re on our way to serfdom! Hooray!”
The irrepressible Ana Puig, Przybylski’s partner with the KTP and state director of FreedomWorks, played cheerleader:
“No time for a pity party today! We need to keep on keeping on and on a state level, fellow Pennsylvanians, we have much work to do ahead to preserve the gains we made in 2010. I am ready! Who is joining me?”
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The U.S. Justice Department announced on Friday that it is dispatching 780 department personnel and federal observers from the Office of Personnel Management to monitor Tuesday’s elections in 51 jurisdictions around the country–including Queens, N.Y.
The department said that in following out its duties under the Voting Rights Act, the National Voter Registration Act, and the Help America Vote Act it intended to make certain that people with disabilities, people who can’t read or write, and people who don’t understand English have their voting rights protected.
“The observers and department personnel will gather information on, among other things, whether voters are subject to different voting qualifications or procedures on the basis of race, color, or membership in a language minority group; whether jurisdictions are complying with the minority language provisions of the Voting Rights Act,” DOJ said in a press release.
The Justice Department also said it will monitor the election in five jurisdictions in Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia, and Allegheny, Lehigh, Delaware and Chester Counties.
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