Black Conservative Jay Stewart A Huge Hit At St. Louis Tea Party (Updated)

Jay Stewart was a big hit yesterday at the St. Louis Holiday Tea Party.
Reboot Congress posted video of his rousing speech.
Tea Party organizer Bill Hennessy introduced Jay at the rally:

Part II to Jay’s speech is here.

Dana Loesch and I were thrown into the gulag during the day. They let us out to speak.
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Dana also posted my 2009 Christmas card photo.

And, here’s a photo by Robert Brenner of “The New Minuteman“–
Armed with the Gadsden Flag and a camera.
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Photo by Robert Brenner

Keyboard Militia and Sharp Elbows have more on the rally.

Gay Patriot adds– This is not some flash in the pan movement.

UPDATE: Tina Ann came all the way from California to read her poetry at the St. Louis Holiday Tea Party this weekend.
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Here is the poem she read to the crowd on Saturday:

Tea Party Protest

In the home of the brave and the land of the free
Across our great nation from sea to shining sea
There’s something that’s stirring, a movement’s at hand
As the rustling of tea bags are heard ‘cross the land

The people are talking of hope and of change
And all that we have to give up in exchange
Are all of the things to which we hold dear
So these teabags are symbols for what must be made clear

“The Great Experiment” that’s America is not failing or wrong
Though many today are sure singing that song
It’s not that it’s broken, it has worked just great
And my friends this is what we are here to debate

A limited government is what our forefathers planned
With citizen legislators who’d travel the land
And meet to insure a few simple principles were kept
But sadly it seems, things have changed while we slept

So now instead of protecting our liberties and rights
Securing our borders and resolving our fights
Our governments decided in this New World Order Day
To redistribute our wealth and decide who should pay

They’re bailing out businesses too big to fail
And spending so much and on such a huge scale
Creating a debt that our children must bear
With a “tax the rich” cry that all know is unfair

Now they’ve talked about energy, and keep talking still
But not expanding supply via Drill Baby Drill
It seems that the way they expect to be paid
Is a scheme (or a scam) that some call Cap and Trade

And if that’s not enough, now they will care for our health
By destroying our system and spending our wealth
And just can’t believe that we can’t all agree
To run healthcare they way they run the DMV

The deficits rising so fast we can’t count
As the bills and the budgets and the promises mount
In less than 12 months, the debt to be paid
Has grown to the point that we now feel betrayed

The 545 folks we’ve entrusted
Are playing a game that leaves us disgusted
Between favors they’re granting and elite goodies they’re thrown
Make it look like the whole gangs run by Michael Corleone

With congress’ approval rate lower than low
We continue to watch wondering how low it will go
And yet it’s we who continue to give them our consent
With an incumbency rate of over 90%

Now they’re punishing progress and rewarding the few
Who didn’t keep up and who failed to construe
A commitment to living the life that you choose
Does not mean a hand out or any sort of excuse

It’s time to stand up and declare, no more
As much as they’d like to, we’re going to be hard to ignore!
For the powers in the people, well it’s supposed to be
As a great roar’s heard across this nation: Don’t Tread on Me!

Our founders wouldn’t have it, as they took to the street
Dumped tea in the harbor and feared not for defeat
If ever was a time to look to history and be stirred
In the tradition of our fathers, it’s time to stand up and be heard

That this land that we love and of which we’re so proud
The reason we’re standing here today in this crowd
To return to the principles and correct the mistake
That we can never no matter spend more than we make!

That the fruits of our labors are ours to keep
That like any harvest, you sow what you reap
You get what you give, a little or a lot
That our laws are for everyone, elected or not

That the strength of our land is the strength of our choice
We expect to be heard as we speak with one voice
That our government be returned, from where it was once before
And be a government of the people, by the people and for the people, once more!

You can read more of Tina Ann’s poetry at www.personalverses.com .

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