Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. These words where spoken many years ago when our nation faced an enemy. Today they ring just as true.
Not all of us can write eloquent letters. Not all of us can organize events and rallies, not all of us can afford to support the movement but with all of us we can get the job done.
There is many things that needs to be done and its not always clear who our enemy is for the term liberal encompasses a wide range of people but not all Democrats are liberals. Our enemy is deeply entrenched and they operate with evil at their sides. They will lie in a heart beat to further their agenda. They will ignore your rights for they are meaningless to them in comparison to what they “feel” the way things should be. They have taken over the government, they own the media, and they have control of the schools.
Things are looking grim for us but there is lots we can do yet. Spend 15 minutes watching your most hated liberal news outlet and write down all the advertisers you see. Contact them, even with a simple email and tell them as long as they support the biased media you will be boycotting their product. Contact the liberal media itself and tell them you are contacting their sponsors to inform them that you are boycotting their products as long as they are an advertiser with them and that you will continue to do this as long as they want to only report biased liberal news.
If you are an organizer then plan Tea Party local events and discuss this war from a domestic enemy that has been declared on our constitution. Discuss what people can do to help in the fight against our enemies the liberals whom are trying to take our freedoms away.
Get yourself some Tea party T-shirts and wear them proudly. Discuss with your friends, your acquaintances, a stranger you meet on the street about what is going on. Be friendly and factual for many believes CNN is telling the truth. Open their eyes to the truth but do it while being friendly and offering the hand of friendship for they too might be a patriot and just don’t know it yet.
Contact your elected officials from the township officers all the way to the ones elected to represent you in Washington. Let them know what you think and how you feel. Contact them often and then contact them some more. Get the message across.
What can you do for your country? A lot more than you can believe. Lets get busy.
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