Welcome to the First Coast Tea Party
FCTP Mandarin-San Marco-Julington Creek Community Group Meeting
Mandarin/Julington Creek/San Marco Patriots,
Our August monthly meeting will be held Tuesday August 16th from 6:30-8:00pm. NEW Location: Mediterrania Restaurant – 3877 Baymeadows Road (NE corner of Baymeadows Rd & San Jose Blvd next to Curry Thomas Hardware)
Our Speaker: John S. Winkler, Attorney - from Just Vote No Trust will discuss the 1/2 Cent Sales Tax scheme
Please RSVP to me to ensure adequate seating. Please purchase dinner or beverage/appetizer – required to waive room charge.
Great website for holding your elected Congressmen accountable – Conservative Review https://www.conservativereview.com/scorecard
AS OF 7/28/2016 Ander Crenshaw has an F score 31% with Conservative Review, an F score 45% with Club for Growth for 2014 and F score 48% in 2015; and an F score 45% with Heritage Action! He is a conservative fraud and is not a principled constitutional Republican. He violates the Duval County Republican Executive Committee’s Statement of Principles http://www.duvalgop.com/about-us/ with impunity as “Leadership” with their financial donors find this acceptable. Crenshaw should have had an opponent BACKED by the NE FL GOP to replace him for his horrid voting record in the past several elections!
Ander Crenshaw has been busy destroying our Republic and Liberty by growing the Federal government and our deficit. Look at the above organization’s legislative scorecards.
Hank Heinold - Mandarin/Julington Creek/San Marco CG leader Cell (904) 254-2316 heinoldhank@comcast.net
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The First CoastTea Party is a non-profit organization. We have no deep-pocketed special interest funding our efforts.
You may contact us at:
First Coast Tea Party
731 Duval Station Rd, Suite 107-171
Jacksonville, FL 32218
904-392-7475
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