We are Concerned Citizens with 3 Core Principles:
Fiscal Responsibility • Limited Government • Free Markets
The Tea Party movement is an American fiscally conservative political movement. Members of the movement have called for lower taxes, and for a reduction of the national debt of the United States and federal budget deficit through decreased government spending.
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Rendezvous with Rand Paul: Key KY Issues
Last Friday, members of the NKY Tea Party and leaders in NKY economic development had breakfast with Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) to raise questions and discuss needed reforms for Kentucky and to get his take on what we can do to make Kentucky a better place for economic...
Rand Paul Benefit Luncheon Fri. April 16th at noon
Phyllis Sparks cordially invites you to a luncheon benefiting Sen. Rand Paul at Grandview Tavern, Ft. Mitchell, KY. This Friday, April 16th at 12 noon.
Meeting with Massie: April Meeting
The NKY Tea Party filled all three levels of the restaurant’s outdoor patio at our latest meeting. With his microphone in hand so he could be heard by all, Congressman Thomas Massie walked across each deck to take questions and give us an update on what’s happening in...
The COVID Vaccine: Resources
The NKY Tea Party believes that each person should decide for themselves whether or not to take the COVID vaccine. As responsible citizens it’s up to us to do our own research. A few resources we’ve browsed are linked below. **Obviously we aren’t medical advisors nor...
March Meeting
The full turnout at the Tea Party’s March meeting shows that the winter of our patriotic discontent is leading to a spring of patriotic fervor. Brother Lee Watts (host of Patriot Point) opened the meeting with a passionate talk on Romans 13 and how Christians should...
February Round-Up: Key Bills
Legislative Action for Friday, February 26 - Monday, March 1, 2021 A list of bills from the Kentucky Tea Party. Click here for the full pdf version: Legislative Action Feb 26-Mar 1 Government Overreach HB 4 – Amend Constitution to allow legislature to extend session,...
HB 143 Protects Restaurants from Overreaching Regulations
How do governors have the power to force thousands of restaurants and bars to close? An executive emergency order about a pandemic isn’t what does it. Owners have shown themselves willing to work with recommendations to accommodate customers’ health and safety...
HB 208 Throws Kentucky Students Under the Bus of Low Standards
As someone who was homeschooled K-12 and participated in various nontraditional educational programs, I can attest that doing school from home requires a significant commitment from both the student and parents. To be done well, nontraditional education usually...
Keep Kentucky Schools Open
A message from KY Commonwealth Educational Opportunity: Fellow concerned citizen, I have some grave news. As I type this email, there are bureaucrats in Frankfort actively lobbying on behalf of HB 208; which would allow school districts to keep classrooms closed....