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“When you’re put into a place of power and you fail at that, I don’t think you should get a promotion.”
MO Sen. Chuck Purgason joins We the People Host Ron Meyer for an exclusive interview about his run for the US Senate. Sen. Purgason — viewed by many as the Tea Party candidate — is taking on the GOP’s establishment’s pick, Rep. Roy Blunt, in the Republican primary.
WTP asks him why he is taking on one of Missouri’s biggest political names and discusses his plans to change Washington. Purgason believes that we ought to return to a Constitutional government and believes “Bailout Blunt” is not the man for the job.
If you read The New York Times opinion section, you probably believe the Tea Party movement is made up of a bunch of racist old white men. On the contrary, we are a diverse group—people of all walks of life that are upset about the path Washington is taking us.
I’m 20 years old, and if anyone has the right to be angry about the Obama agenda, it’s young people. This administration has made a commitment to bankrupting my generation. Obama is turning us from Generation ‘Y’ to Generation ‘Why Us?’
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Attention survivors of the Obamapalypse: This week’s broadcast of We the People contains information vital to the survival of the rational species! In order to secure the future for our children, we must cure the zombie scourge that put the statists in power. Jason Mattera joins us to discuss how to win back these poor souls as described in his book, Obama Zombies.
In the second hour, we discuss the future of NASA’s space program, and whether or not Obama is doing a terrible disservice to mankind by cutting their funding. We also discuss Chris Christie, governer of New Jersy, and how he is fighting to cut the state’s massive budget deficit. Finally, we discuss the elusive Wall Street bill that is fulminating in the Senate.
Don’t miss this important podcast, your survival might depend on it!
Thanks for everyone who came out to the protest of Obamacare today. Gateway Pundit puts the number at 500 people, and their report from the demonstration can be read here. Keep fighting to preserve our freedoms, and remember to support Missouri’s Health Care Freedom Act! There will be a protest this coming week to make sure it gets through the state senate, and to the people of Missouri on November’s ballot! Here’s the info.
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Capitol Building, 4th Floor
Senate Gallery
Jefferson City, MO
We’re looking for 265 protesters to fill the Senate Gallery.
I’d like to encourage you to join me at a tea party today protesting Obamacare. This may be the last chance we have to shut down the socialist takeover of our health care system. There are sure to be some great speeches and good company. Get the details here:
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Dr. Stephen Bird, Academic Director of the National Journalism Center, joins us to talk about responsible journalism as it pertains to our recent article about Bill Ayers (coming soon on wtpshow.com)
During this week’s section of “The Statist Quo,” we talk about the Supreme Court’s decision of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission — the ruling that overturned major campaign finance regulations restricting the donations from corporations, unions, and individuals.
In hour two, we are joined by native Bostonian – Sarah Liebenrood. We discuss the historic election of Scott Brown and the youth involvement in the race. We also address questions from facebook fans about Bill Ayers, get an update from Dan Proft – Illinois gubernatorial candidate, and talk with Kathy Wassink of Riverbend 9-12 about getting out the vote!
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On tonight’s show, we introduce a new segment, “The Statist Quo: Blame Capitalism.” We break down Obama’s new tax on banks and his recidivist reasoning for raising taxes in the middle of the recession.
Tea Party Youth leader Lyda Loudon also called in to give us an update on how young people can become vocal participants in the Tea Party movement. She explains why so many young people have been attracted to the movement and how we can build even more support for freedom in this year’s election.
Kieth Preston joins us to discuss what Scott Brown and the Massachusetts Special Election could mean for Obama’s health care plans. Also be sure to listen as Dani blasts the dummy of the week, Barney Frank!
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Ron Meyer and Matt Donatelli are back on the air, LIVE, after a summer of podcasting from D.C. We are joined by Paul Curtman to discuss his run for MO state house, we discuss the removal of the missile shield in Poland with Keith Preston, we find out what the youth can do to expose corrupt organizations such as ACORN with Alyssa Farah, and we have a round table discussion of health care reform with Will Buchanan and Jordan Vivian. If you missed the show live, you’ll have to check out this podcast to stay informed on all the latest issues and news.
Listen as Senator Boxer (D – CA) criticizes the protesters at tea parties across America. She is clearly out of touch, placing the desires of the president over the desires of the people. She’s got one thing right though. We are going to change Congress, and it’s coming in 2010.
