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Check the drop-down menu for current issues and legislative concerns which are being emphasized. If you have something that's on your mind that should be addressed on this site, just drop us a line or sign into our blog. We are always interested in hearing your thoughts. Just keep in mind that we want to remain focused on Tea Party issues, principles, values, and priorities:
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● Constitutional Conservative principles
● Fiscal Responsibility ● True Individual Responsibility |
● Strong National Defense
● Control of National Borders ● Free Market Capitalism |
We do not normally address the so-called "social issues". While these are very important, and many are, indeed crucially important to the restoration of our Constitutional Republic, most tend to be very divisive among the full Tea Party Membership. Moore Tea Citizens believes it is vital that we build a strong unified coalition of determined activists who will focus on the above priorities. After all, if we do not save our Constitutional Republic from the most imminent dangers, our Freedoms and Liberties to address the social issues will be lost altogether. First things first! We hope you agree!
Legislative Contacts
The following contacts should be helpful when you wish to be active in an issue. Calls, emails, faxes, visits (either to their local or Washington offices) are very effective and very important ways to influence legislative outcomes. You can bet that the Left is doing it. The Progressives learned long ago how to pressure the state and federal legislators. Please stay in contact with your legislative leaders. You can and will make a difference!
Republican NC Senate Leadership:President Pro Tempore: Senator Phil Berger
Senate Majority Leader: Senator Harry Brown Senate Majority Whip: Senator Jerry W. Tillman Senate Caucus Secretary: Senator Fletcher Hartsell Joint Republican Caucus Leader: Senator Jean Preston Deputy President Pro Tempore: Senator James Forrester Freshman Senate Leader: Senator Bill Rabon Moore County Senator: Senator Harris Blake Republican NC House Leadership:Speaker of the House: Rep. Thom Tillis
House Majority Leader: Rep. Paul Stam House Majority Whip: Rep. Ruth Samuelson Moore County Rep: Rep. Jamie Boles |
U.S. Senate:Senate Minority leader: Senator Mitch McConnell
Senate Republican Whip: Senator John Kyl Republican Conference Chair: Senator Lamar Alexander Republican Policy Committee: Senator John Thune Republican Conference Vice-Chair: Senator John Barrasso North Carolina Repulican Senator: Senator Richard Burr North Carolina Democrat Senator: Senator Kay Hagan U.S. House of Representatives:Speaker of the House: Rep. John Boehner
House Majority Leader: Rep. Eric Cantor House Majority Whip: Rep. Kevin McCarthy Republican Conference Chairman: Rep. Jeb Hensarling Policy Committee Chairman: Rep. Tom Price NC-06 Moore County: Rep. Howard Coble NC-02 Moore County: Rep Renee Ellmers |
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If you don't see the legislative contact whom you are looking for in the above lists, you can easily find them using this link: Congressional Email Directory
This directory has only federal legislative contact info.
This directory has only federal legislative contact info.
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If you're looking for legislative contacts in the North Carolina State Legislature, it's easy to find the information you need at the NC General Assembly's web site:
North Carolina General Assembly
North Carolina General Assembly
Truth is Eternal:
The problems we face today are there because the people who work for a living are outnumbered by those who vote for a living."
– Tom Trent, Cameron, NC (2011)
A succint restate of:
"A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until a majority of voters discover that they can vote themselves largess out of the public treasury."
– Alexander Tytler (1790)
– Tom Trent, Cameron, NC (2011)
A succint restate of:
"A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until a majority of voters discover that they can vote themselves largess out of the public treasury."
– Alexander Tytler (1790)
