The Arizona Tea Party Election Candidates

State House Legislative Arizona Tea Party Conservative Recommendations

County:
County Attorney: Bill Montgomery
Supervisor Legislative District 3: Andy Kunasek
Supervisor Legislative District 2: Steve Churci
Supervisor Legislative District 1: Denny Barney

Twenty-four percent of Tea Partiers think violent action against the government could be justified, but that number rises to 32 percent among Tea Party activists. A Republican candidate for Arizona's open Senate seat hinted that he opposes the pre-existing condition portion of the Affordable Care Act during a forum Monday. Tea Party Candidates, who is locked in a competitive GOP candidate primary for the open seat, was asked about the pre-existing condition portion of the health care law during a forum sponsored by a local NBC affiliate and with primary opponent conservative Wil Cardon. Jeff Flake used the forum to hint his opposition to the law, which would make it illegal for insurers to deny coverage to people with pre-existing medical conditions. "If individuals are allowed to access health care services only when they are sick or injured, there is no reason for anyone to have insurance," Flake wrote in response to an online question. "If insurance companies are required to accept all pre-existing conditions, insurance is no longer insurance."

More than three in four Tea Party activists in the Arizona primary get their television political news from Fox News Channel.

Tea Party Candidates Washington State Primary: August 7 2012

Washington State will elect their conservative candidates in the August 7, 2012 Washington Primary.From its Olympia office, the Evergreen Freedom Foundation seeks “to advance individual liberty, personal responsibility and limited and accountable government.” Its areas of focus include the Washington State budget, educational policy, and health care policy.
US Senate Michael Baumgartner (R)
Governor: Shahram Hadian (R)
Lt. Governor Glenn Anderson (R)
Attorney General: Stephen Pidgeon (R)
Commissioner of Public Lands: Clint Didier
State Supreme Court 9: Richard Sanders;
US House 2: Dan Matthews (R) - or John Shoop (R) - Businessman;;
US House 3: Jaime Herrera Beutler;
US House 4: Doc Hastings (R)* - or Jamie Wheeler (R) -
US House 5: Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R)*
US House 6: Stephan Brodhead (R) - Tea Party Activist or
US House 8: Keith Swank (R) -
US House 10: Dick Muri (R) -

Washington State Election State Senate - State House

State Senate 17: Don Benton;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/benton.htm State House 17, #1: Julie Olson;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/olson.htm State House 17, #2: Paul Harris;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://electharris.com/ State Senate 18: Ann Rivers;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/rivers.htm State House 18, #1: Brandon Vick;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://www.electbrandonvick.com/ State House 18, #2: Liz Pike;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/pike.htm

State Senate 19; Rick Winsman;; lifepac.org endorsed http://www.winsman2012.com/ State House 19, A: Dixie Kolditz;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://www.votedixie.com/ State House 19, B: Tim Sutinen;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC previous endorsement http://votelibertywa.org/ State Senate 20: Dan Swecker;; , Human Life PAC endorsed http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/swecker.htm State House 20, A: Richard DeBolt;; , Human Life PAC previous endorsement http://www.richarddebolt.com/ State House 20, B: Ed Orcutt;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/orcutt.htm

State House 23, #2: James Olsen;; Human Life PAC endorsed State Senate 24: Jim Hargrove;; Human Life PAC endorsed State Senate 25: Bruce Dammeier;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 25, #1: Carole Sue Braaten OR Michele Smith;; both Human Life PAC endorsed State House 25, #2: Hans Zeiger;; Human Life PAC State House 26, #1: Jan Angel;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 26, #2: Doug Richards;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 27, #1: Steven Cook;; Human Life PAC endorsed State Senate 28: Mike Carrell;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 28, #1: Steve O'Ban;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 28, #2: J. Paul Wagemann;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 30, #1: Linda Kochmar OR Tony Moore;; both Human Life PAC endorsed State House 31, #1: Cathy Dahlquist;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 32, #1: Randy Hayden;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 35, #2: Drew MacEwen;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 38, #1: Sam Wilson;; Human Life PAC State House 38, #2: Michael Casey;; Human Life PAC State Senate 39: Kirk Pearson;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 39, #1: Dan Kristiansen;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 39, #2: Elizabeth Scott OR Gregory Lemke OR Robert Zimmerman;; all Human Life PAC endorsed

State Senate 40: John Swapp;; Human Life PAC State House 42, #1: Jason Overstreet;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 42, #2: Vincent Buys;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 44, #1: Mark Harmsworth;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 47, #1: Mark Hargrove;; Human Life PAC endorsed State House 47, #2: Andy Massagli;; Human Life PAC endorsed State Senate 49: Eileen Qutub;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/qutub.htm State House 49, #1: Debbie Peterson;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/peterson.htm State House 49, #2: Carolyn Crain;; lifepac.org endorsed, Human Life PAC endorsed http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/crain.htm

Clark County Commissioner, #1: Tom Mielke;; lifepac.org previous endorsement Clark County Commissioner, #2: Mark Boldt;; lifepac.org previous endorsement

Human Life PAC: http://lifepac.org/ss1/2012/hlpac.htm https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IA9i0-dTb0lNnE3Hvt2oky2Tm9hLksTf5MUc0R5mZdI/edit

Tea Party Candidates Arkansas Primary: May 22

South Dakota Primary: June 5 2012

Tea Party Candidates Utah 2012

If there is ever an endorsement that should be the kiss of death, Orrin Hatch has now received it. Liberal Republican turned Democrat and generally nauseating person Arlen Specter has endorsed Orrin Hatch. If Specter thinks someone is a good choice for any elective office, including elementary school PTA, that is a certain indication that individual is not someone we want in office. Specter pointed to other elections which a GOP “establishment” candidate lost — or almost lost — to a tea party candidate. He asked Utah voters to keep Hatch in the U.S. Senate and avoid repeating that pattern. Can we be blunt? Specter is an idiot.
However, Orrin Hatch has been in Washington for 35 years. That is way too long. Hatch is a part of the problem. He has voted for major big government programs and has been far too willing to help liberals by “reaching across the aisle.” Dan Liljenquist is a great young conservative who is running to replace Hatch. Hatch has been part of the problem in Washington for too long. You can help Dan Liljenquist win in Utah and put another Tea Party Senator in office

Tea Party Candidates Maryland Primary: April 3, 2012

Unlike the Washington establishment, Americans can see the world logically. We can do simple math and understand that spending $1.5 trillion of money we don't have every year (and borrowing money from China to feed that spending addiction) cannot continue without severe consequences.

As many as 72 percent of Tea Party activists in Maryland are angry about the way things are going in Washington, compared to 53 percent of Tea Party supporters.

It seems to me that the left's disagreement with the Tea Party candidates comes down to two things:

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