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James O’Keefe III to Headline Bayshore Tea Party Group’s St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

Fresh off the resignation of NPR top executives, O’Keefe to give a behind the scenes peek.


Middletown, NJ—The Bayshore Tea Party Group is proud to announce its first annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration, this Thursday, March 17th, 2011 at Ye Cottage Inn in Keyport, NJ. James O’Keefe, the Jersey boy who blew the lid off of the corrupt ACORN racket, will headline the event on the water in Keyport.

 

O’Keefe most recently exposed National Public Radio (NPR) executinves meeting with prospective donors that may have violated federal law. The tirade O’Keefe caught on film resulted in the resignation of NPR’s President Vivian Schiller.

 

Prior to the rampage, NPR Foundation President Ron Schiller made it clear to the Country that NPR would be better off without federal funding. Suffice to say, we agree.

 

Details:

 

Who:     James O’Keefe, III headlines at the Bayshore Tea Party Group

What:   1st Annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

Where: Ye Cottage Inn, 149 West Front Street, Keyport, NJ 07735

When: Thursday, March 17th, 2011

                7-9 PM

How:     $50 at the door / $1000 event sponsorship

Noted in Politico as one of the most “prominent” tea party groups in the State of New Jersey and the Country, the Bayshore Tea Party Group is an all-volunteer organization working tirelessly in Monmouth County and New Jersey to implement Constitutional and Conservative policies throughout New Jersey through a variety of channels.

 

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0311/50818.html

 

For more information on the Bayshore Tea Party Group, please visit the website at www.bayshoreteaparty.org or find us on the web elsewhere:

 

http://www.facebook.com/BayshoreTeaParty

http://twitter.com/bayshore_tparty

http://www.youtube.com/bayshoreteaparty

Posted: March 14th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Bayshore Tea Party Group, James O'Keefe | Tags: , , , | 4 Comments »

Burnham Quits. Burry Blasts Him

By Art Gallagher

Peter Burnham resigned the presidency of Brookdale Community College yesterday in a defiant letter to the college board of trustees that touted his accomplishments.  His said his resignation should not be construed as an admission of wrong doing, according to a report in the Asbury Park Press. Burnham said he was confident that his good reputation would be preserved.

Freeholder Lillian Burry blasted Burnham with the strongest language that any official has yet to use to condemn the disgraced college president’s excessive compensation and spending irregularities:

“He disgraced himself in the eyes of his students, in the eyes of his peers, in the eyes of everyone who believed in his vision for Brookdale and every Monmouth County taxpayer,” Burry said. “He has to be held accountable for his actions.”

Burry also backed off her previous support of the college board.

“They did allow this to happen,” she said. “They created the environment that allowed Peter Burnham to become untouchable. Everyone believed in what he was doing and there was no oversight.”

Freeholder Deputy Director John Curley called upon the Board of Trustees to resign, saying that they are policing themselves which is unacceptable.  Freeholder Director Rob Clifton said that he expected that board members would voluntarily resign.

Across the aisle, Democratic Freeholder Amy Mallet was relatively quiet with the APP, deferring to her potential running mate, former Middletown Committeeman Sean Byrnes who ran for Freeholder against Curley in 2009.

The apparent lack of fiscal oversight at Brookdale is probably not unique to the college, Byrnes said Tuesday.

“Hopefully, the county will take this example and, perhaps, consider doing audits and investigations into some of the (other) boards they have ? library, parks,” he said.

Burry met with approximately 45 members of the Bayshore Tea Party Group last evening where she was very well received.  Charles Measley, a GOP county committee member from Rumson and active BTPG member who attends Brookdale was particularly pleased with Burry.  “I went into the meeting thinking Burry was a RINO, but came away impressed by how conservative she really is,” Measley said,  “regarding Brookdale, she told us of Burnham’s departure and assured us that there would be additional house cleaning.”

Barbara Gonzalez, BTPG founder, said that Burry was extremely impressive and that some of the group’s members thought she should run for higher office.

Posted: March 9th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Bayshore Tea Party Group, Brookdale Community College, Monmouth County, Peter Burnham | Tags: , , , , , | 21 Comments »

James O’Keefe Strikes Again

By Art Gallagher

James O’Keefe, the citizen journalist well known for his undercover videos exposing inappropriate and criminal activity at ACORN and the NJEA has struck again.  This time National Public Radio was his target.

In the video released today NPR Senior Executive Ron Schiller and fundraiser Besty Liley meet with two O’Keefe associates posing as members of a Muslim Brotherhood front group who are considering a $5 million donation to NPR.

Throughout the video, Schiller bashes Republicans and the Tea Party, calling them racist and xenophobic.  He says that liberals are more intelligent and informed than conservatives.

Schiller says that NPR would be better off without federal funding.  I say let’s be informed by his intelligence and cut the funding off.

O’Keefe will be the guest speaker at the Bayshore Tea Party’s St. Patrick’s Day Celebration on Thursday March 17th from 7PM -9PM at Ye Cottage Inn in Keyport.  No word on whether green tea and/or green tea will be served.

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Posted: March 8th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Bayshore Tea Party Group, James O'Keefe | Tags: , , | 8 Comments »

Rally in Trenton

Public Employee Unions and Tea Party activists held competing rallies in Trenton on Friday.

The Bayshore Tea Party Group’s co-chairman, Robert Gordon, is featured prominently at the 1 minute mark of this news clip from the rallies:

N.J. Union Workers Rally in Trenton: MyFoxNY.com

Posted: February 28th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Bayshore Tea Party Group, Public Employee Unions | Tags: , , | 1 Comment »

Tea Parties don’t need to defend selves to satisfy the left

By Barbara Gonzalez

While I appreciate everyone is heartbroken over the death and injury of innocent human beings, I feel myself wondering why all the Tea Parties are making public statements “denouncing” and “condemning” the actions of some lunatic.

Are we giving in to the demands of the left that we take responsibility for any deranged white person that commits a crime? What other group other than Conservatives, does the left insist denounce and comdemn for crimes committed?

My heart goes out to ALL that were killed and injured, and their families. Especially, the child who is truly innocent. The dignitaries put themselves in danger as public officials every day.

I will not, however, defend or apologize for the actions of any extremist group or individual as a Tea Party American. I am an American citizen who happens to be part of a movement that condemns the taking of our liberties and freedom. How can you let the left dictate that you make statements in regard to this tragedy and cowardly, horrible act? I cannot speak on behalf of the whole Tea Party Group that I represent, but speaking on behalf of myself, I am not going to defend, condemn, denounce or anything else regarding this action.

Obviously, as a human being I am horrified by the events, but to feel that I have to publicly defend the Tea Party for this….not happening.

Barbara Gonzalez is the founder and co-chair of the Bayshore Tea Party Group

Posted: January 9th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: , | 21 Comments »