soon as I get back I am on it!

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I mean for example,if five hundred people showed up what could the guy do?
Give them all a ticket?
He will end up looking like a lunatic if he tries to stop it.Unless he has some sort of pull with the local police then he’s got nothing.He’s probably just some guy with a little dusty office and no staff who thinks his job is to tell people no all the time.
Let them protest.

Take a look at Burleson

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Shut them down and shut them up. This is all statists know. I predict this will boomerang badly and garner more Tea Party attendance. I also detect the hand or at least the inspiration of a certain world-traveling Marxist in the W.H.

I am ebarrassed. This is a area conservative so I don’t how this hack got a job. Email sent.

You don’t tell Texans to shut up and go away when they are intent on doing something. Notice the official city position is “go ahead.”

Get the ACLU on standby. The First Amendment protections do not allow such a subjective standard. Time, place and manner only. The state does not get to decide “public interest.”

Sadly, this is probably just some jerk trying to flex his muscle without really knowing anything. Don’tworry, intelligent people will set him straight right quick.

more media coverage!!! – This moron just sealed his own fate.
Now 5000 people will show up!! Including me…I am there
come hell or stupid democrats…
And I will bring my cameras!!!!

I’m sure there’s a word for this sort of thing…

“Party Moved Due to Interference from the City of Burleson
Update: The City of Burleson has a block on email with ‘tea party’ in it. Do not use ‘tea party’ in your emails.
New location details will be posted tomorrow.

“We have found a new location, but feel free to contact the Mayor, City Manager, and City Council to let them know we are not happy.”

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It will be blocked otherwise. Someone else already mentioned but wanted to get it in the title…

If my memory serves me correctly, doesn’t Texas have a very practical open carry law.
If so, carry safely, but fill your belt line with tea bags, as though they were the spare ammunition.
What FEW news reports I have seen about these Tea Party’s is that while swelling in numbers, they are still very respectful operations. Not much trash to clean up, no police matters, other than maybe parking.

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FROM: Mayor Ken Shetter, City of Burleson
RE: Burleson Tea Party

SUBJ: City of Burleson is Not Shutting Down Tea Party

Concerned Citizen:

The City of Burleson is NOT TRYING TO STOP THE APRIL 15 TEA PARTY.

Members of the Burleson Tea Party group have contacted the City of Burleson wanting permission to conduct a demonstration in an area near the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard (State Highway 174) and Hidden Creek Parkway. The area is across the street from the location of the Burleson Super Wal-Mart, and adjacent to a residential area. The area where the demonstration has been planned includes right of way for the state highway, municipal right of way, and a city street. The organizer said the event is expected to draw between 300 and 500 people to participate in the demonstration.

From the beginning the city has made it clear that no city permit is required for the gathering. This being said, the city has also made it clear that there are a number of safety related concerns that need to be addressed at the originally proposed location. It is one of the busiest street intersections in the city. The posted speed limit on Wilshire/SH 174 is 50 mph. It is a 4-lane highway with a center turn lane. It is a heavily travelled highway, particularly during the hours of the planned demonstration (3-7 pm) when school is dismissing and evening going home drive-time traffic is at its peak. The original request also included the barricading of four residential streets to keep group members from parking in the neighborhoods. The city’s main concerns are safety of the demonstrators and other pedestrians, traffic safety, and the ability for fire trucks to get in and out of the residential streets and hook up to fire hydrants. In speaking with representatives from the Texas Department of Transportation, it is clear that TxDOT and the city share the safety concerns.

The city has a special events committee that reviews requests for street closures (for example, neighborhood block parties, festivals). That committee met Thursday to review the request. Due to the topography of the area and the design of the highway, the number of anticipated participants in the demonstration, and the other safety concerns the special events committee has suggested that an alternative site be considered. In fact, in an attempt to accommodate the group, City Hall, site of many community festivals, was offered as an alternative site. Nevertheless, although the site originally proposed for the demonstration presented numerous safety concerns, the committee was willing to take steps to accommodate the event if certain steps could be taken by the organizers of the event to assure safety for everyone involved.

At the time the attached news release from the city was issued this morning, we had not heard back from the organizers of the event. We since have had several discussions with the organizers and it is our understanding that an alternative site has indeed been secured. You can contact the organizers of the event for the final location.

There are a few things that need to be made clear. First, Rey Gonzales, one of the members of the city’s special events committee, is a good man and dedicated public servant that works very hard every day to make our city a great place to live. He is not trying to stop the tea party, and from my understanding has worked hard to accomodate the organizers. Second, our city functions with a Council-Manager form of government. As such, the mayor is not responsible for running the city on a day-to-day basis, and I have no authority to try to stop a function like the tea party. Third, a number of people have e-mailed nasty comments about our city and our city government–Burleson is a great place to live, work, learn and play. The members of our City Council and staff are concerned with one thing only–doing what’s right for our citizens. If you come to Burleson I think you will agree it’s a great place, and I hope you spend some time in some of our great stores and restaurants–you might want to check out our “Old Town” area.

By the way, I have read and studied our Constitution–I’ve even taken an oath to preserve, protect and defend it. I take that oath very seriously.

Sincerely,

Ken Shetter

Mayor of Burleson, Texas

I’ll be attending the Tea Party at the Arizona state capitol grounds. With a sign and some handouts relating to becoming a Republican Party precinct committeeman. (Our county and state GOP “leaders” didn’t see the need to try to try to disseminate information in this “target rich environment.”) The sign will be attached to a handle. Of a pitchfork.
Thank you.