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By Staff Report 2:12 PM Thursday, November 19, 2009

LEBANON — A conservative, grass roots political organization will soon be establishing a chapter in Lebanon.

The initial meeting of the Lebanon Tea Party is slated for 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 23 at the Country Kitchen restaurant at the Interstate 71 and Ohio 123 interchange.

Chris Littleton from the Cincinnati Tea Party is scheduled to speak about how to get a similar group started in Lebanon.

A number of tea party organizations have been established across the nation as well as in southwest Ohio. The tea party organizations have been raising concerns about high taxes, wasteful government spending and increased government in every day life.

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Wow, the teabaggers are coming to Lebanon, Ohio. Will this put more money in Glenn Beck's pockets???

Zack
8:31 PM, 12/8/2009

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What most liberals do not understand or maybe they just don't care, is that this is not a republican/ democrat problem. This is an American problem. It's common sense. No country in the history of the world has accumulated this much debt and survived. Your household would not survive, your business would not survive, and a country cannot survive. It took us 211 years to reach the first $6T and it has only taken us 7 years to add the latest $6T. It's unsustainable. And in their arrogance..

Since 1791
7:26 AM, 11/23/2009

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OK liberals, let's have a little civics lesson. What's civics? you say. It's that course you never had because the NEA had it replaced with course material on diversity, gay rights or introduction to Islam. Anyway, it's the Congress that makes the laws in our country, not the president. However, both congress and the president do take an oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States. The Supreme Court rules only on the constitutionality of the law. We intend to make sure that happens.

mellers
7:25 AM, 11/23/2009

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Go Scoobydo! Palin has NO substance! How pathetic that we can put someone like this on a pedestal.Bush was so busy rubbing elbows with the oil czars of the world,promoting a senseless war, giving the wealthy and huge corporations tax breaks all in the name of "protecting America form terrorism"; and let's not forget Katrina where people sat on housetops for a week screaming to be rescued. HE led us straight into a recession and deficit;not Obama;Bush and the republican Party needs to be ashamed!

Bogey
10:23 PM, 11/22/2009

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what the hell do you know about intelligence and dignity? you're kidding, right? here's a lesson for
you lefty: a previous president is a president who is
not president anymore. can you understand that che?
now, on the other hand, a current president is a president who is president at the current time - am i going to fast for you? your current president (i.e. the marxist who sends that tingle up your leg) is intentionally destroying the dollar. smart people
like palin expose that.

tea it up
1:22 PM, 11/22/2009

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