TEA PARTY VICTORY 10/17/2013

Dear Conservative, It’s been said that when times get tough, you find out who your real friends are. Over the last couple of weeks, the Conservative Movement has found exactly who its friends - and enemies - really are. Last night, Republicans caved in to President Obama and Harry Reid, but not before congratulating themselves for “fighting the good fight.” Why did they give up? The answer is pretty simple. It turns out, the cost of selling out the Conservative Movement is roughly $3 billion dollars. According to a Kentucky news outlet last night, the deal that ended the government shutdown included an almost $3 billion earmark for a Kentucky dam project. Are you even surprised? Over the last two weeks, we’ve watched two United States Senators out of 100 totally shake-up Washington, and I’ve watched the so-called Republicans totally sell us out. So here’s the question: what are you going to do about it? Imagine this: what if we had 51 United States Senators who had the same convictions as Sen. Ted Cruz and Sen. Mike Lee? I’ll tell you what: First, we wouldn’t have to put up with fake conservatives like Mitch McConnell that will sell us out for a pork barrel project back home. Next, we could finally get back on the path of right-sizing the government and making America more free for the next generation. Finally, you can be absolutely sure that we would have both the votes and the backbone to get rid of Obamacare once and for all. So, what would it take to make that happen? For starters, we need you to chip in $25, 50, $100, $250, or $500 to help Tea Party Victory Fund recruit and support United States Senate candidates in these seven states: Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina Colorado Nebraska Kansas Mississippi After that, we’re going to start recruiting candidate to run against the 87 Republicans from the House of Representatives that voted for retreat. I don’t know about you, but I’m sick and tired of Establishment Republicans screwing things up in Washington and then turning around and blaming the Conservatives. I simply will not stand by and watch it happen again. Are you with me? Sincerely, Former Congressman Mark Neumann