Somerset County Tea Party

Join us this Wednesday, September 19th as we present special guest speaker Ryan Mauro, fellow with Radicalislam.org and founder of WorldThreats.com.

The Somerset County Tea Party Organization is pleased to present Trevor Loudon Wednesday Oct 19th at the SCTPO General Meeting in Bridgewater, NJ.

For the first time since it's founding in 2010, the Somerset County Tea Party will be endorsing Municipal, County and State candidates for office in the 2011 election.

We are deeply concerned about the current trend of federal elected officials and union leaders to incite violence and racism against the methods of peaceful protest used by the Tea Party.

Carolee Adams, NJ State President of Eagle Forums will be the featured speaker at the April 25th SCTPO General Membership meeting.

The Somerset County Tea Party Organization today announced it's endorsement of Shannon Wright for NJ State Senate in District 22.

Although the voters sent a clear message when voting down the proposed Fire District budget in Bridgewater, some Councilmen who happen to hold the dual position of Fire Commissioners appear ready to override the decision of the voters.

The Somerset County Tea Party has weighed in on the proposal to privatize Franklin's operation of it's water system. According to the organization's founder, "Saving taxpayer money through increased efficiency" fits with Tea Party values.

The Somerset County Tea Party Organization joins Tea Parties throughout the state of New Jersey, and the nation, individually and collectively, in condemning the tragic shooting in Arizona that included Congresswoman Giffords.

On November 15th Project 21 Chairman Michael Massie, one of America's most articulate and outspoken black conservative voices, will share his positions as the keynote speaker for the Somerset County Tea Party Organization in Bound Brook, NJ.