Sun, 4 July @ 1 PM - Santa Barbara Independence Day Parade – March with SBTP in SB’s Annual Parade

Sat, 19 June @ Montecito Library: Constitutional Seminar by Hal Rounds, Tennessee Attorney & Member of the Bar of the US Supreme Court.

Presented by Santa Barbara Tea Party

When: Wednesday, May 19, at 5:30 to 7 PM
Where:   Longboard’s (Upstairs at the Harbor Restaurant) on Stearns Wharf
Details: Meet and discuss issues with John Eastman and SBTP endorsed candidates.  As 10th Amendment challenges by State Attorneys General become critical to preserving our rights, we are fortunate to be hosting Eastman’s first public campaign visit to SB. This constitutional law expert answers questions re: AZ Immigration Bill.
Admission: Free with Purchase of Beverage. No Host drinks & pu-pus.
RSVP to: info@santabarbarateaparty.com or 259.7191.

The five Republican contenders in next month’s primary for the 23rd congressional district, a seat currently held by Congresswoman Lois Capps, will face off at a candidates forum this evening in Camarillo.

John Davidson, president of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors; businesswoman Carole Lee Miller; Dave Stockdale, the owner of an insurance agency; businessman Clark Vandeventer and Tom Watson, a technology executive and retired Navy officer, are all vying for the opportunity to run in November against the six-term incumbent, Capps, D-Santa Barbara.

Read more here >>  http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/may/10/republicans-vying-for-capps-seat-will-face-off/

News Bulletin – Request by Gov Brewer to Sign Petition Supporting AZ Actions

(April 26, 2010) In response to increasing and escalating attacks from Mexican drug cartels and other detrimental activities by illegal immigrants in Arizona and the federal government’s failure to enforce immigration laws, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed into law Senate Bill 1070 on April 23. She stated that the safety of the citizens of her state was in danger, and the legislation was necessary to enforce existing federal immigration law and uphold the Rule of Law and rights of citizens. President Obama immediately challenged the authority of Arizona’s actions on civil rights grounds. Subsequently, illegal immigration supporters, including Mexico, have pledged to fight the bill in the courts. Street demonstrations have ensued, and, on Monday (4.26), protesters smeared swastikas on the Arizona Capitol building using refried beans, among other acts of violence and defacing of public and private property, what they term ”civil disobedience.” No mainstream media nor Bill Clinton nor any WH officials are condemning the unruly protests or comparing them to Timothy McVeigh.

SBTP commends Gov Brewer for her courage and suggests that members contact her to express their gratitude and sign the Petition to support AZ in its battle against the White House.

http://www.janbrewer.com/

SBTP’s Dolly Madison’s Quote du Jour, “Feel Good Tip: You won’t find this sitting at home watching TV.  Be there or be square.”

(Santa Barbara, CA – 2.10.10) As part of National Tea Party Day (with the Boston 2010 Celebration at its heart), SBTP is honored to announce that internationally acclaimed author, respected speaker and TV commentator David Horowitz will be our guest speaker on Thursday, 4.15 between 7 and 8:45 pm, at Fess Parker’s Resort. Limited Seating. Tickets: General $25; SBTP Members $20 or 2 for $35. RSVP Required to dollymadison@sbtp-cs.org. For more information about Mr. Horowitz and/or to sign up for his daily free email, visit www.frontpagemag.com.

1. News Flash – Connerly Joins Horowitz in Call to Action

We are pleased to announce that Ward Connerly has agreed to emcee our already special April 15 VIP event.  His presence brings together two of the foremost defenders of liberty in America – live on stage here in Santa Barbara.  The evening includes a Hardball Interview of Horowitz by Mark McIntire followed by Q&A.  Grab your questions and join us in this empowering program.

Click here to see a video of David Horowitz and Pat Caddell

2.  RSVP Now – Tax Day Treat

What: Hardball with Horowitz
When: Thursday, April 15 @ 7 PM
Where: Fess Parker’s Doubletree Resort
Tickets: $20 or 2 for $35
Parking: Free, included with admission
RSVP: Required to dollymadison@sbtp-cs.org
OR Call Elizabeth @ 805-259-7191
Prepay: Required – See #3

3.  Payment Options – Easy Does it.

PayPal – Use Donate Button on Right for Instant RSVP
Mail Check to Culpepper Society, P.O. Box 277, Carpinteria, CA 93014

4.  Our Young People Are Getting the Message!

You Picked a Fine Time To lead Us . . .