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How the Media Slants an Issue

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

Dusty Rhodes (D), Hamilton County Auditor and voice for Hamilton County fiscal conservatism has agreed to complete a regular running “insiders” view of Hamilton County’s status. His articles will be published regularly through the CTP blog site, to illustrate his views of fiscal conservation, limited government, and free markets in government action (or inaction).
The [...]

Legally Reducing Property Taxes

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

Dusty Rhodes (D), Hamilton County Auditor and voice for Hamilton County fiscal conservatism has agreed to complete a regular running “insiders” view of Hamilton County’s status. His articles will be published regularly through the CTP blog site, to illustrate his views of fiscal conservation, limited government, and free markets in government action (or inaction).
The [...]

Fundamental Change: Tampering With the U.S. Constitution

Wednesday, June 30th, 2010

By Nick Noel

Tea party organizations and other groups of concerned ordinary citizens have risen to awaken a slumbering American electorate to many of the attacks on our freedom that are currently underway.
More Americans are realizing every day that we made a serious mistake in 2008. We were too complacent in our belief that [...]

Fourth of July Weekend activities

Tuesday, June 29th, 2010

Local community Tea Party groups will participate in Parades and Celebrations around town on Friday July 2 through Sunday the 4th. Find an event near you; walk in a parade, collect some signatures for the Health Care Freedom Amendment and End Ohio’s Estate Tax Petitions, and spread the word about the Cincinnati Tea Party.
Independence Weekend [...]

So the tea party was born

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

I was fortunate enough to have an editorial picked up by the Washington Times in May. If you havent gotten a chance to read it, I hope you enjoy.
So the “tea party” was born
Two classes define modern America — a political class and a producing class.
I’ll explain by unpacking the modus operandi of our famed [...]

Promoting an Honest Marketplace for Fuel

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

Dusty Rhodes (D), Hamilton County Auditor and voice for Hamilton County fiscal conservatism has agreed to complete a regular running “insiders” view of Hamilton County’s status. His articles will be published regularly through the CTP blog site, to illustrate his views of fiscal conservation, limited government, and free markets in government action (or inaction). [...]

Arizona: State’s rights in Action?

Sunday, May 16th, 2010

For the benefit of those folks who have spent the last month in a remote cabin with no access to media, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed into law a bill that allows authorities to ask anyone lawfully stopped for any violation about their immigration status and if in doubt require that person to produce a [...]

A Lesson for the Tea Party: Focus Pays Dividends

Thursday, May 6th, 2010

Races where endorsement and engagement in the form of volunteers, money and viral activity were focused – big wins!
As a perfect example, see Mike Wilson’s run for State Representative race for OH-28. Mike outraised challengers by raw dollars and total number of donors, had volunteers at every poll on election day and tea party supporters [...]

The “Not So Conservative” State Central Committee….

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010

The Ohio Republican Party has stooped to the lowest levels in the past couple months to assure its 66-member state central committee stays intact.  The Ohio statewide Republican Party is made up of one elected male and female from each of Ohio’s 33 State Senate Districts.  These 66 people make decisions to fund and endorse numerous [...]

The Freedom to Choose

Saturday, April 24th, 2010

by Jack Painter
“These are the times that try men’s souls.”
This is the opening line of a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine in 1776.
George Washington had it read aloud to his troops on the eve of the battle of Trenton. At the time, his army was on the verge of defeat, and Washington wrote to [...]

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