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Chesterfield Tea Party Members Choose a Tie Between Darrell Castle and Gary Johnson for 2016 Presidential Candidates

The Chesterfield Tea Party Members have voted for their choices for president. The vote ended in a tie between Darrell Castle and Gary Johnson (Pictured and listed alphabetically) with 20% voting for 'None of the Above'.

There were no votes for Hillary Clinton, Evan McMullin, Jill Stein or Donald Trump (Listed Alphabetically).

Darrell Castle of the Constitution Party is an Official Write-in candidate in Virginia, so if you write him in it will count in the vote totals. (Website)

Gary Johnson of the Libertarian Party is on the ballot in Virginia. (Website)

Please vote Tuesday, November 8th 2016.

Kirby Harris Endorses Carl Loser for the 10th District State Senate Seat

by Kirby Harris 10-27-2015

Glen Sturtevant cowers and sides with the gun grabbers like Michael Bloomberg and Dan Gecker. Sturtevant quote: "We must enforce our strong federal and state gun laws"

Dan Gecker, in addition to being a gun grabber, is tax raising leftist, who raised taxes in Chesterfield

My name is Kirby Harris, Chairman of the Chesterfield Tea Party, and I personally endorse Carl Loser for the 10th District Virginia State Senate Seat.

He is the only candidate in the Virginia 10th District State Senate Race that stands 100% for our Liberties and Freedoms so long enjoyed by Virginians and Americans.

Glen Sturtevant seemed like an OK candidate at first, but then Michael Bloomberg funded ads attacking Sturtevant as being backed by the Gun Lobby. Sturtevant fired back, in his own ad, saying quote, "We must enforce our strong federal and state gun laws". So he is attacked by gun grabbing Michael Bloomberg, and he cowers under pressure, and sells out gun owners Constitutional 2nd Amendment right to own guns. Most of the current VIrginia and Federal gun laws do nothing to prevent gun crime, and only punish and encroach on Americans Constitutional right to bear arms.

Dan Gecker is a tax and spend leftist, who wants to raise taxes on Virginians, like he did when he was a on the Board of Supervisors in Chesterfield. His tax hikes hurt my family, and I do not want him to do more damage to families like mine if he were to get into the Virginia State Senate.

Vote Carl Loser next Tuesday, November 3rd in Virginia's State Senate District 10.

If you are not sure if you are in the 10th district, then go to the Where is My Virginia State Legislator Website, then type in your address. Your State and National Legislators will pop up at the bottom. If your State Senate Section says John Watkins, 10th District, then you can vote for Carl.

See what Carl is all about:

Carl's Website Carl's Facebook Carl's Twitter

Is it time for the Tea Party to become a political party?

I don't always agree politically with Judson Phillips, but I saw this article in the Washington Times Community Section, and he is spot on 100% regarding this issue of the Republican Party using the Tea Party with nothing in return for the Tea Party.

But while I agree 100% with his synopsis in this particular article about how the GOP Establishment only uses and manipulates the Tea Party, while it disdains them and then ignores them and offers them nothing in return, if the Tea Party does become a political party will it be born with basically the same divide it has now?

Especially the divide on foreign policy? Will a new party with mostly the same old cast of characters from the old Republican Party who latch on to the Tea Party, even if its in name only, avoid the same pitfalls of the current Republican Party?

Yes it will be devoid of the John McCains, Lindsay Graham's, John Boehners and Eric Cantors because of issues like amnesty and capitulation to Obama and the democrats, but it will still have the foreign policy divide, among a few other issues, that we are currently witnessing in a fight between libertarian conservatives and neoconservatives.

What's the point of starting a new 'Tea Party' party, if we just carry the baggage from one party to another? You tell me.

Here is a snippet of the article so you can decide:

It is time for the Tea Party to divorce the Republican Party and start its own political party.

Nature abhors a vacuum, and the Tea Party swept into the political vacuum left by the Republican Party in 2009. There was no voice for conservatives. The GOP had surrendered to its big government wing. And because of that, the GOP had been shellacked in 2006 and 2008.

The GOP would not stand up for conservative principles and the Tea Party was born.
In 2010, the Tea Party swept the Republicans into power in the House of Representatives.
What does the Tea Party have to show for it?

For the last two and a half years, the Tea Party has watched House Speaker John Boehner raise his freshly laundered white flag of surrender time and time again. (Read the Article Here)

*Partial article posted here for news reporting purposes only