More than a dozen Indiana patriot organizations will converge in Warsaw this month for a statewide tea party rally.
The tea party rally was announced during a Nov. 3 "Meet The Candidate" forum attended by 100 people. The forum was held by Kosciusko County Silent No More at Warsaw Evangelical Presbyterian Church.
Kosciusko County Silent No More was founded by Monica Boyer and Jeremiah Heierman.The statewide tea party rally will be Nov. 21 from noon to 3 p.m. at Lakeview Middle School gymnasium, 848 E. Smith St, Warsaw.
The tea party rally is titled "Countdown To Judgement Day- Hoosiers Making A Difference in 2010."
There is a $5 per person contribution and those attending are encouraged to wear red, white and blue.
The tea party and project 9 to 12 groups joining forces to sponsor the rally include Huntington, Grant County, and South Bend tea party organizations, Kosciusko County Silent No More, Lake County Tea Party, Hoosier Patriots, a statewide group headquartered in Warsaw, Michiana 912 Group, Wabash C3, Northeast Indiana 912 Project, and Citizens In Action, Indiana Tea Party.
Keynote speaker will be Rev. C.L. Bryant, Louisiana, who spoke at the Sept. 12 Washington, DC, Tea Party.
Other speakers will include U.S. Senate candidates Marlin Stutzman, Howe, Richard Behney, Fishers, and Don Bates Jr., Richmond.
Thomas Tabback, Texas, a political author, who wrote "Joe The Plumber-Fighting For The American Dream"; Peter Heck, a conservative talk show radio host from Kokomo and Emery McClendon, a Fort Wayne war veteran, also will speak.
Kosciusko County Silent No More has been allotted 250 tickets to sell for $5 each.
Advance tickets may be ordered from Susan Martin, state chairperson, by calling 219-241-1294, emailing dmartin89@comcast.net or visiting www.Michiana912.org Tickets will be available at the Lakeview Middle School gymnasium entry the day of the event. Seating is limited.
Tickets also are available for purchase at the three Courthouse Coffee businesses in Warsaw at 2858 Frontage Road, 108 N. Buffalo St. and 1539 N. Detroit St.
