Our next CIA meeting will be held Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 6:00 pm at
Spurlock's Restaurant, 721 Main Street, Lafayette. For those who are
interested in eating dinner, we will be ordering from their standard
menu.
There will be lots of stuff to discuss at this meeting. I am sure you
will agree that it is impossible to keep up with our lawmakers and
their shenanigans, but we are sure trying! Thanks to the Central Indiana
Coalition of Tea Parties, of which Citizens in Action is a member,
great strides are being made with getting the attention of our state and
national lawmakers. Our meeting Tuesday night therefore will center
around those activities, which include meetings and communication with
lawmakers on various bills, the KrisAnne Hall Constitution Seminar, and
the anti-Common Core rallies, to name a few.
It is becoming perfectly clear that unless the States
(interchangeable with “We the People” in the Constitution) step up and
push back against the Feds, we’re toast. We all have to be aware and
ready to help. So come join your fellow patriots and hear what’s
happening and what you can do!
Please confirm your attendance to lafayetteinteaparty@gmail.com
Tea Party Lafayette, Indiana
Citizens in Action Lafayette, Indiana, LafayetteINTeaParty@gmail.com
Friday, May 3, 2013
Monday, April 29, 2013
Bill of Rights/Constitution Seminar
Greetings, Fellow Patriots!
Our Constitution is under attack on
many fronts! How well can you defend your Constitutional rights?
We urge you to take advantage of an
upcoming opportunity to learn how you can become an effective communicator of
the Constitution from nationally-known expert KrisAnne Hall.
This Bill of Rights/Constitution Seminar will be held Saturday, May 4, 9:00 am
to 3:30 pm, at the Montgomery County 4H Fairgrounds, 400 Parke Avenue
in Crawfordsville. Your only cost will be $7.00, which
includes a Subway sandwich/chips lunch, bottled water all day, and a pocket
U.S. Constitution. This event is sponsored by the Montgomery County
Tea Party and the Crawfordsville 9/12 Project. Doors will open at 8:00
am. Tickets will be available at the door.
KrisAnne Hall is an author, former
prosecutor, Constitutional attorney, disabled U.S. Army veteran, a Russian
linguist, a mother, and a pastor's wife. A true patriot, she travels around the
country educating citizens about the U.S. Constitution and will inspire you to
continue the fight to return America to greatness!
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Average American Woman
We have added a new link to our Indiana News Links, on the left side of this page.
This is a wonderful new blog and blogger named Average American Woman. Check it out!
This is a wonderful new blog and blogger named Average American Woman. Check it out!
Thursday, March 21, 2013
COME TO APRIL 2 CIA MEETING!
Our next CIA meeting will be
held Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 6:00 pm at Spurlock's Restaurant, 721 Main
Street, Lafayette. For those who are interested in eating dinner, we will be
ordering from their standard menu.
We will have a recap of CIA's participation in the
February 9-10 gun show at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds and the "Stand
Up Indiana!" rally at the Indiana State House on February 25, as well as
the status of NDAA, Obamacare Nullification, Common Core Opposition et al,
along with a Constitutional Conventional Resolution in the General Assembly .
As you can see, lots of things are happening and we need to catch up from last
month....Bring your ideas, your Constitutions (U.S. and Indiana) and come and
join in the discussion and see how you can help!
Please confirm your attendance to lafayetteinteaparty@gmail.com
Thursday, January 31, 2013
STAND UP FOR YOUR GUN RIGHTS!
We do not yet have details about the planned national Day of
Resistance on February 23, but gun shows are where the action is
happening right now...and they are everywhere! We want to alert you
about two gun shows in the Lafayette area in the next couple weeks that
we are encouraging folks to attend as a public show of support.
The first gun show is this Friday,
Saturday, and Sunday, February 1-3 in K-Mart Plaza on State Road 38
East. The second one is at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds on
Saturday and Sunday, February 9 and 10. We found out about the
K-Mart Plaza event too late to reserve a table, but we were successful
in getting space at the February 9 and 10 event at the Fairgrounds! We
would like to have volunteers at our table both February 9 and 10 for as
much time as you can spare. If you would like to volunteer or want
more details, please contact Mike Morris, who is coordinating this event
michael.g.morris@comcast.net You will also be able to sign up at our February 5 meeting.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Come to 2/5 CIA Meeting!
Our next CIA meeting will be held Tuesday,
February 5, 2013 at 6:00 pm at Spurlock's Restaurant, 721 Main Street,
Lafayette. For those who are interested in eating dinner,
we will be ordering from their standard menu.
There
is a great deal of grassroots activity happening around the state by
like-minded individuals and groups regarding gun control and
nullification of the Affordable Care Act. Come and find out what is
happening and how you can get involved!
Thursday, January 24, 2013
DAY OF RESISTANCE FEBRUARY 23!
While Barack Obama is calling for Americans to give
up their freedom, their rights, and their guns, there is a movement building
around the country to call on Americans to resist.
It will be a Day of Resistance
on February 23 where gun owners and patriots can peacefully gather and show
Barack Obama, the media, and the knockkneed Republicans in Congress that we may
have lost a battle last November, but we have not lost the war. Don’t meekly
give up your 2nd Amendment rights when you can stand with us and RESIST!
Over the next few weeks, look for rallies to be
announced, big name conservatives to help spread this idea, and Tea Partiers
all across the country to step up to the challenge. We will keep you informed
as this Day of Resistance takes shape!
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
SCOTUS, Nullification, the Press and Senator Boots
We have printed below Michael Morris' letter to the editor in the Journal and Courier:
Sirs/Madams,
Lost in your editorial excoriation of Senator Boots and his pursuit of Nullification are many Constitutional and historical facts:
Article I Section 8 and the subsequent Amendments to the US Constitution limit the authority of the Federal Government to specified functions. That is why the wording isn’t “any thing Congress wishes to do.”
Article VI, Clause 2 (the so called “Supremacy” clause) applies only to the areas in which the Federal Government has authority. “…This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof;”… Therefore, laws made OUTSIDE of the Constitution are not “supreme.”
Amendment X: “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people”.
Article III does NOT give SCOTUS the power to determine “Constitutionality.” That they grabbed that power in 1803 (Marbury v Madison) and the States let them get away with it is our problem now. (See: Federalist Papers 79-83 by Hamilton.)
There is a long history of SCOTUS rulings that were eventually reversed by SCOTUS itself, later, or by Amendment. Dred Scott v. Sanford and “Separate But Equal” (Plessy v Ferguson) are just a couple of glaring errors. Cooper v. Aaron will be one of those in the future.
The Founders intended that the States have final say on what the Federal government does. Article V acknowledges that the States put this Republic together; they can take it apart if they choose.
It's sad your paper doesn't seem to care about that.
Lost in your editorial excoriation of Senator Boots and his pursuit of Nullification are many Constitutional and historical facts:
Article I Section 8 and the subsequent Amendments to the US Constitution limit the authority of the Federal Government to specified functions. That is why the wording isn’t “any thing Congress wishes to do.”
Article VI, Clause 2 (the so called “Supremacy” clause) applies only to the areas in which the Federal Government has authority. “…This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof;”… Therefore, laws made OUTSIDE of the Constitution are not “supreme.”
Amendment X: “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people”.
Article III does NOT give SCOTUS the power to determine “Constitutionality.” That they grabbed that power in 1803 (Marbury v Madison) and the States let them get away with it is our problem now. (See: Federalist Papers 79-83 by Hamilton.)
There is a long history of SCOTUS rulings that were eventually reversed by SCOTUS itself, later, or by Amendment. Dred Scott v. Sanford and “Separate But Equal” (Plessy v Ferguson) are just a couple of glaring errors. Cooper v. Aaron will be one of those in the future.
The Founders intended that the States have final say on what the Federal government does. Article V acknowledges that the States put this Republic together; they can take it apart if they choose.
It's sad your paper doesn't seem to care about that.
Michael
Morris
Lafayette, IN
Saturday, January 19, 2013
1/31 FREE LUNCH AND LEARN EVENT
Americans for Prosperity has asked that we pass along the
following invitation to you regarding an upcoming free event they are sponsoring in
Lafayette.
There
will
be a free "lunch and learn" event at Spurlock's Restaurant, 721
Main Street, on Thursday, January 31, starting at 12:00 pm. Your lunch
will be provided compliments of Americans for Prosperity. This event is being held during National
School Choice Week and there will be a presentation about Indiana’s school
choice legislation and school choice as a freedom issue.
Americans for Prosperity would appreciate
that you register for this event at :
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
CIA Dinner Meeting 12/4/2012
Our next CIA meeting will be held Tuesday, December 4,
2012 at 6:00 pm at Spurlock's Restaurant, 721 Main Street, Lafayette.
For those who are interested in eating dinner, we will be ordering from
their standard menu. Come spend the evening with your fellow patriots!
Saturday, November 3, 2012
No Dinner Meeting November 6
Dear Citizens in Action/Lafayette
Tea Party members,
Because of the election, there
will be no dinner meeting this Tuesday, November 6, at Spurlock's. Many of us
will be working the polls that day from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
We want
to thank all of you for your support and hard work over the past few months.
Many of you have walked many miles canvassing neighborhoods, written hundreds
of postcards in support of Richard Mourdock, gathered and signed petitions
against Obama care, and attended endless election-related meetings. Many
of you have offered your quiet support and words of encouragement. To all of
you, we offer our heartfelt gratitude.
In these last few hours before the election, please stay safe and resolute in the knowledge that we have done all that we can.
Sincerely,
Citizens in Action
Saturday, October 27, 2012
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