At the 5th District Republican convention lots of people spoke about “Governor Allen This” and “Governor Allen That” but not one speaker including his own wife ever touted his Senate Record. Maybe because it’s abysmal? Everyone I’ve met who is honest says “I love Governor George Allen but not Senator George Allen” and often when [...]
Email from Jamie Radtke: Yes, you heard that right! The story just broke three hours ago in the Washington Examiner and is titled, “Allen not on DeMint’s list of conservative Senate candidates.” Senator DeMint agrees with us. Sen. Jim DeMint singled out four candidates in Senate races across the country that he believes would help [...]
### Radtke Calls for Congressional Investigation Into Actions of IRS Toward Tea Party and Patriot Groups RICHMOND – U.S. Senate candidate Jamie Radtke has asked the Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform to launch a formal investigation into abusive actions by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) toward Tea Party and Patriot [...]
Given that George Allen was representing my party, I had hoped he would truly take the fight to Tim Kaine and win yesterday’s debate in Richmond. But not only did Kaine completely outpoint Mr. Allen, he managed to take the major issue of 2012 – the issue that should be at the forefront of every [...]
In the wake of George Allen’s fake tea party support Jamie Radtke has announced broad GOP support which will go nicely with her already broad support of Virginia Tea Party Patriots across the commonwealth. ### Campaigning at conservative forum in Rockbridge, instead of Homestead resort U.S. Senate hopeful Jamie Radkte has informed Republican Party of [...]
On Saturday, December 3rd from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., several Tea Party and other patriot groups in the 6th Congressional District will hear from U.S. Senate 2012 candidates, E.W. Jackson, Sr. and Jamie Radtke during the morning session. Around 12 noon, there will be a potluck lunch, followed by breakout meetings by each patriot group to [...]
On December 4, 1619, 38 settlers arriving at what is now Berkeley Plantation in Charles City County knelt down in prayer beside the James River. Thus began a “yearly and perpetually kept….day of thanksgiving to Almighty God” — the first Day of Thanksgiving in the New World. There can be no doubt that we live [...]
On December 4, 1619, 38 settlers arriving at what is now Berkeley Plantation in Charles City County knelt down in prayer beside the James River. Thus began a “yearly and perpetually kept….day of thanksgiving to Almighty God” — the first Day of Thanksgiving in the New World. There can be no doubt that we live [...]
