Atlanta Tea Party Back On for July 4

/PRNewswire/ -- When Atlanta's major Tea Party scheduled for July 4 at Gwinnett Mall was cancelled by Gwinnett Place Mall of Simon Company, organizers of various freedom groups rallied to sponsor a Tea Party event at the State Capitol in Atlanta.

The Atlanta Freedom Rally & Tea Party will be held on Saturday, July 4, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Georgia State Capitol at 206 Washington Street SW.

Event hosts are planning for the Freedom Music Fest to begin at 4 p.m. A full schedule of speakers, musical entertainment, and protest demonstrations will continue until 9:00 pm. Fireworks are scheduled at the conclusion of events at nearby Centennial Park at 9 p.m. Local Freedom and Tea Party groups will be present throughout the festivities at the State Capitol with information on topics of interest.

"Despite the short notice, we have managed to secure a great line-up of music, speakers, and festivities for this event. We encourage everyone in Atlanta to come out. We are looking forward to a great Freedom Rally and Tea Party."

Speakers will include Rep. Bobby Franklin, GeorgiaFirst's Ray McBerry, Jonathon Krohn, Joel Aaron, and Martha Zoller.

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Tax Day Tea Party in Peachtree City

An estimated crowd of between 400-500 taxpayers gathered at the Peachtree City City Hall in Fayette County today at noon to protest wasteful government spending. The event was scheduled as part of the nationwide grassroots movement for Tax Day Tea Parties.

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Cherokee County Area Woman Co-Organizing Anti-Tax 'Tea Party'

A Towne Lake woman is part of a national movement to use a "Tea Party" to once again protest taxes levied on Americans.

Jenny Beth Martin is the assistant event coordinator for the Nationwide Tax Day Tea Party movement and co-chairwoman of the Atlanta event planned for April 15, the day income taxes are due. She also is director of congressional outreach for one of the movement's sponsor organizations, Smart Girl Politics.

The first Tea Party protest, which she also had a hand in planning, occurred in February...http://cherokeetribune.com/content/index/showcontentitem/area/7/section/23/item/130286.html

By Ashley Fuller

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