Without a new era of conservative activism, the
America we have known will become unrecognizable.

As conservatives, we've worked hard, paid our taxes, raised our families, been involved in our communities and voted. But, most of us have steered clear of being actively involved in politics. When offended by government outrages, our typical reaction is to scream at the TV. While we've been largely disengaged, the other side's community organizers have been busy at work fomenting anger among every imaginable "victim" group, and then turning anger into votes. In the last election, far-left activism finally hit the Mother Lode. As a result, the American free enterprise system is in danger of being brought to its knees from within by the false promises of socialism. Unless each of us is willing to aggressively engage in a new era of conservative activism, the America we have known will become unrecognizable. The Tea Party Movement  can be the spearhead of such activism, but to do so it must encompass more than public protests. For the Movement to succeed, Tea Party Patriots must turn themselves into Tea Party Warriors who are willing to make political activism a regular part of their lives. The purpose of this website is to offer a partial answer to the question: Other than attending protest rallies, what else can I do?
                                                                                                       

Some say socialism's tentacles run so deep that it's too late to do anything about it. With all due respect, that's an attitude for losers. The greatest free enterprise system  in history may ultimately succumb to socialism, but that should not be allowed to happen without a fierce fight. If you're going to join that fight, now is the time to do it. If your decision is to think about it, by the time you've made up your mind it likely will be too late. If you're going to become a conservative activist, today is the day to make it happen. For ideas on how to get started, click on "Warriors Field Manual" at the top of this page.