Mar 12 2010
Coffee Party USA Seeks Alternative to Tea Parties
A new and growing movement around the US called the Coffee Party USA, found it’s start on Facebook and is now spreading to dozens of cities nationwide. Their goal is to work out national problems through dialogue and improving the work of government, rather than undermining and attacking government, as Tea Party activists have been doing for the past year. March 13th has been declared National Coffee Party Day, and coffee Parties are taking place in various cities this Saturday including here in Los Angeles.
GUEST: Eileen Cabiling is the founder of LA’s Coffee Party.
To find a coffee party near you or to organize your own coffee party, visit www.coffeepartyusa.org.
3 Responses to “Coffee Party USA Seeks Alternative to Tea Parties”
Coffee or tea; stop the bullshitting around while the ship sinks. People should be thinking socialism and abolishing the capitalist system.
I originally signed up for the Coffee Party, but then I found out that the people who started it are really far left liberals who are pulling the wool over people’s eyes.
They started this movement because they were angry that the Tea Parties were drowning out the liberal message, and wanted to try to get the attention off of the Tea Parties so that the media will pay attention to the liberal agenda and rally behind Obama.
I think it’s wrong that they are hiding behind the “civil discourse” mantra in order to get together enough people to draw attention to their real agenda. One of the founders, Annabel Park, was NOT civil about the Tea Parties before, cursing and calling them names.
People need to know what the true reason for starting the Coffee Party movement is – supporting Obama and a far left agenda.
This certainly gives a new meaning to the idea of promoting candidates in democratic races.