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Florida TEA Party Fight Boiling Over
Around the State
The TEA Party of Florida squares off against 33 local tea parties and individual Floridians in federal district court in West Palm Beach Wednesday.
The TEA Party, which was sued by rival tea organizations for co-opting the name, seeks dismissal of the lawsuit.
"We're optimistic that the judge has figured out it's a bogus lawsuit," said TEA Party Chairman Frederic O'Neal, an Orlando attorney.
On the other side, TEA opponents say the party is nothing more than a personal political scheme hatched by former Republican operative Doug Guetzloe to sabotage the real tea movement and wreak havoc on the GOP.
"Florida's (other) tea party leaders knew since December this was Guetzloe's gambit and we warned Florida GOP leaders months ago," said Mike Caputo, a South Florida-based Republican consultant.




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Mr. Thrasher, the head of the Republican Party of Florida needs to get a life and quit crying about others who desire to run for public office.
JD in Apopka, registered Independent voter
Phone: (407) 442-9522
Email: Heinie@Heinie2010.com
Mail: PO Box 607633, Orlando FL 32860-7633
Website: www.Heinie2010.com
Tea Party Organizers like Patricia Sullivan, who is the Co-Founder of the North Lake Tea Party in Eustis, are mobilizing an army of voters who are making a difference in the 2010 November elections. Patricia is a candidate for Fl-Congressional District 8 against Alan Grayson. She is the ONLY candidate to be on the Florida ballot by petition by certifying more than 5,000 signatures.
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