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Monday, February 8th 2010
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Del. Frick's arrogant TweetDel. Frick's arrogant Tweet

The 'Culture of Entitlement' is alive and well with our legislators in Annapolis. On Thursday, 20 AFP activists from towns like Ocean City, Bel Air, and Chestertown made the long trip to Annapolis to testify on a couple of important bills. While our Field Director Nick Loffer was providing testimony on Gov. O'Malley's "jobs" bill, Del. Bill Frick (D-Montgomery Co.) made the snide comment you see above on Twitter.


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Monday, February 1st 2010
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Last week, President Obama pushed "job creation" policy to the front burner as unemployment numbers remain stagnant. This week, Gov. O'Malley will do the same with his State of the State speech and introduction of his "jobs bill" to the House Ways & Means Committee. Both executives are touting one-time tax credits for employers as a way to get the economy moving again.

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Thursday, January 14th 2010
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 March On Annapolis1-13: March On Annapolis

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Monday, January 4th 2010
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This morning we released our newest radio/web advertisement to promote the upcoming TEA Party, 1-13: March on Annapolis. The buy was made on a Baltimore-area AM radio station. The web video can be seen HERE. Feel free to pass the YouTube selection on to friends, family and neighbors. Encourage them to come along with you to next week’s rally.


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Thursday, December 17th 2009
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There are some interesting results out of the new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll that was released yesterday. President Obama's approval rating fell to an all time low (47% - under 50 for the first time in their polling) and support for the current health care bill is at an anemic 32%. But perhaps the most interesting result of all was party favorability. When given a choice, the 'TEA Party' party is seen favorably by 41%, compared to 36% for Democrats and 28% for the Republicans.


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