It’s still a couple of weeks away, but there’s a storm brewing — and for once, it’s not the weather. All across the country, folks are getting ready for the Tax Day Tea Party on April 15th. I haven’t seen this kind of buzz in years. People who’ve never held a sign in their life are printing flyers, calling friends, and planning to show up wherever there’s a courthouse lawn or a public square big enough to hold them.
The message is simple: enough is enough. The government’s spending like a teenager with a new credit card, and the people footing the bill are finally saying “no more.” We’re tired of being told to tighten our belts while Washington keeps adding new notches to theirs.
This isn’t about being Republican, Democrat, or anything in between. It’s about responsibility — something our leaders seem to have misplaced somewhere between the bailouts, bonuses, and budget bills. People are realizing that if we don’t speak up now, we’ll be paying for this mess for generations to come.
The Tax Day Tea Party isn’t about anger; it’s about accountability. It’s a way for everyday Americans — the ones who work hard, pay their taxes, and ask for little more than honesty from their government — to say, “We’re awake now, and we’re paying attention.”
I don’t know how big these gatherings will be, but I have a feeling they’ll be heard loud and clear. Sometimes it takes ordinary people doing something extraordinary to remind the powerful who they work for. And come April 15th, it sounds like that reminder’s on the schedule.

Come on America. Let's take our country back!!!!!!!
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7 comments:
I am with you...I want our country back too! going to check out your link, and great post!
Thank you for the link!! I agree!
Awesome. I love this idea!
I knew I liked you....
Sandy, Thank You for stopping by my blog and commenting on how to make a perfect pie.
Why is it that pie crusts are so intimidating?
Blessings
Thanks for the link and the info. I laughed at the post about Cassanova and the stepladder (o:
Totally a cool idea! And over due!rn
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