The tea party movement continues full-bore! In addition to the Woodbridge Tea Party on Saturday, there will be one here in Bergen County as well down at the Courthouse in Hackensack. Here is the information:

Fed up Tax Payers Take Protest to the Square

NJ Tea Party Coalition Pre-Election Tax Payer Rally
October 24, 12PM-2PM 

Hundreds of New Jersey voters are expected to flood the Hackensack Green, across from the Courthouse, on Saturday, October 24, 12PM-2PM to protest paying the highest taxes in the US.

 The NJ Tea Party Coalition, a grassroots movement that is picking up steam across the State, calls it a Pre-Election Tax Payer Rally.

“It’s time to remind the politicians they work for us, says Tim Adriance, one of the founding member of the group. We’ve created 13 Core Principles essential to restoring representative democracy. A number of politicians have signed the Pledge, giving us their written promise to adhere to these tenants.”

Hundreds of people are expected to attend the event, which will feature 10-minute speeches from Steve Lonegan Americans for Prosperity, Robert Schroder, Assemblyman Candidate 39th District, and a Local Patriot.

So, if you’re frustrated by lack of representation in Trenton and want NJ Politicians to hear your demands for lower taxes and cuts in spending, join us. Bring a sign, or an American flag and add your voice to the chorus of NJ taxpayers who are crying, “Enough.”

About New Jersey Tea Party Coalition

A grass-roots citizens movement that began on April 15, 2009 at the Square in Hackensack NJ.  One woman’s attempt to organize a small protest against high taxes and the political elites lack of respect for her concerns sparked an insurrection.  Instead of the 25 friends and relatives she expected, hundreds of like-minded New Jerseyans appeared in the Square that day to protest bailouts, runaway spending and deficits. The group is comprised of ordinary people (Moms, Dads, Grandparents, Students), and is growing organically by leaps and bounds.

To learn more about NJ Tea Party Coalition, go to our home page 

Press Contact:

Laura Walsh, 917-797-7930

Also, a protest is also scheduled for Morrisotwn on October 31st. Please check the NJ Tea Party Coalition site during the coming days for more information on this event.