Coffee Party USA

A law requiring police to conduct status checks on people who appear to be undocumented immigrants was repealed after only 8 weeks in a Virginia county, after having negative economic and public safety impacts. Why does Alabama want to try the same?

Our country has an upward income redistribution system: socialism, but only for the 1%. The current social contract bestows privileges to the wealthy for being wealthy and punishes the poor for being poor.

Patrick McHenry is facing a backlash in response to his rude treatment of consumer advocate Elizabeth Warren during yesterday's Congressional hearing. McHenry's Facebook page is being flooded with comments after at attempt at censorship backfired.

A web video shot in Kalamazoo MI, Pittsburgh PA, and St. Michaels MD features 108 Americans asking, "Who will it be, Congress? 16 Corporations or We the People" -- a reference to the corporate behemoths funding the US Chamber of Commerce.

The trans-partisan grassroots organization Coffee Party USA is asking Congress to put aside ideological politics and pass a budget that protects American families and protects economic growth. 22 thousand letters have been sent in 24 hours.

Washington's budget battle has come down to Planned Parenthood, and college students across the United States are responding: choose reality over ideology, choose the future.

Coffee Party USA launched an action campaign today in response to budget war on Capitol Hill and revelations that large corporations are not playing taxes in the US. "Coffee Breaks to Save America" will last for the month of April.

U of South Carolina students have organized an "emergency" screening of the film 9500 LIBERTY, which documents the short-lived implementation of an "Arizona style" immigration law in a Virginia county — the only such implementation in US history.