AlterEgo
02-05-2010, 03:57 PM
The organizers of this weekend’s National Tea Party — who have been accused of trying to take a leadership role in the grassroots movement largely defined by its lack of centralized leadership — announced on Friday that they are forming a political action committee to “address the next step in the growing impact of the citizen activist movement.”
Judson Phillips said the political action committee will be called Ensuring Liberty PAC and will be focused on electing conservatives across the country. The political action committee will be part of a larger corporation.
The corporation will be headquartered in Memphis, Tenn., and “will take advantage of the lower cost to serve, a heartland view of America all the while keeping its focus on those first principles that seem to be eroded the closer you get to Washington or New York.”
http://dailycaller.com/2010/02/05/tea-party-convention-leaders-announce-formation-of-political-action-committee/
Judson Phillips said the political action committee will be called Ensuring Liberty PAC and will be focused on electing conservatives across the country. The political action committee will be part of a larger corporation.
The corporation will be headquartered in Memphis, Tenn., and “will take advantage of the lower cost to serve, a heartland view of America all the while keeping its focus on those first principles that seem to be eroded the closer you get to Washington or New York.”
http://dailycaller.com/2010/02/05/tea-party-convention-leaders-announce-formation-of-political-action-committee/