Local activists met on the Morristown Green on Saturday, April 16, for the third annual Tax Day Tea Party. The cold wet weather did not deter hardy A3P members and other concerned Americans from exercising their First Amendment! We distributed numerous “Globalization: Not A Good Thing” cards to our fellow, open-minded folk. More importantly, A3P [...]
April 14, 2011 | New figures by the US Census Bureau show Hispanics now outnumber African Americans for the first time in most metropolitan areas. The figures, from the 2010 Census, illustrate the growing diversity of the 366 metro areas in the US, which are home to 83.7% of the US population. Hispanics became the [...]
Earlier this month (February 2011), I attended CPAC (Conservative Political Action Conference), the nation’s largest annual gathering of conservative leaders and supporters. The event, held in Washington DC, had more than 11,000 attendees for each of its three days. While there , I had some interesting interactions, some of which I relate below.
On Saturday December 12 the Metro New York chapter of American Third Position held a highly productive organizational meeting led by the New Jersey State Chairman Alex Carmichael.
“The dramatic 14 percent vote for an American Third Position candidate for a local Board of Education election in West Virginia has served as evidence that pro-white candidates are viable at all levels,” William Johnson, chairman of the A3P, has said.
The A3P leadership has begun contacting and meeting with 2012 presidential candidates for the purpose of urging them to support the policies and issues important to us all.
Chairman Bill Johnson, again leading by example, joined the So Cal A3P for a day of activism at the Huntington Beach pier, where the team distributed over 1000 fliers, reports activist Stacey Winters.
