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Meetings are held every 2nd Monday of each month starting at 7:00 p.m. at Victoria Station Cafe in Putnam, CT (upstairs in Tea Room). At each meeting we offer a Cup of Tea featured speaker or informational presentation, open to members, friends, neighbors and the public. Our goal is to inform all citizens on matters that matter.
Contact Duffy Dauphinais at duffyqctpp@gmail.com for additional information or about becoming a QCTPP email member.
Next meeting: Monday, 08 October at the Victoria Station Cafe starting at 7:00 p.m.. Our featured Cup of Tea speaker is Kurt Miller, GOP candidate for State Comptroller.
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Monthly Archives: March 2013
DO POLITICAL PROTESTS MATTER? EVIDENCE FROM THE TEA PARTY MOVEMENT
A recent report from Harvard Kennedy School, American Enterprise Institute (AEI), and Stockholm University offers a study of the effects of protest rallies on voter turnout and public policy, and in particular the Tea Party movement which they define as … Continue reading
Chipping Away at Our Liberty
Letter to the Editor: Fearing for American lives and national security during WWII, President Roosevelt unconstitutionally imprisoned citizens, mostly Japanese Americans. Although the majority were of legal status, having established lives and paid taxes, they were rounded up in 1943 … Continue reading
Thoughts from Jenny Beth Martin, National coordinator for the largest Tea Party Patriots organization.
Fey: Second Ammendment not about Hunting
By Martin Fey, For The Bulletin, Posted Feb 01, 2013 A liberal simply can’t accept anything that runs counter to his or her personal vision of a proper world order. That explains why these people, including our supposed constitutional-scholar president, can’t … Continue reading
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FDR’s Freedom from Fear
The Bulletin Posted Mar 25, 2013 @ 11:59 PM Norwich, Conn. — Fearing for American lives and national security during W.W.II, President Roosevelt unconstitutionally imprisoned citizens, mostly Japanese Americans. Although the majority were of legal status, having established lives and … Continue reading →