Tea Party Convention in Wisconsin Dells This Weekend

Updated: 1:45 PM Mar 14, 2010

MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Dozens of Wisconsin groups affiliated with the tea party movement will gather this weekend at a Wisconsin Dells resort to discuss strategy, hear from national conservative leaders and Republican office holders, and look ahead to how they can influence the 2010 elections.

Posted: 7:24 PM Mar 12, 2010
Reporter: Associated Press

Tea Party Hits the Dells

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The annual meeting organized by conservative group Americans for Prosperity has all the feel of a tea party convention, even though there is no such official party in Wisconsin.

The meeting comes roughly a year after the first tea party rallies were held across the country and in Wisconsin. Organizers say that since those rallies, the number of groups loosely affiliated with the tea party movement in Wisconsin has grown to 68.

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Posted by: Leslie Location: Mosinee on Mar 12, 2010 at 11:55 PM

The Tea party has one thing correct, people are upset with politicians. Politicians Raise money to pay for their campaigns. When it comes time to get your money's worth. The campaign donations will decide which way they vote. That is what people are really mad about. You have a local candidate who is running with no campaign donations. The tea party should be supporting this kind of person. I would accept their support but, not their money. Leslie Smetak for governor.

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