ZOOM – Emergency Virtual Meetings

Due to the extraordinary and extenuating circumstances, we are aiming to organize a series of virtual meetings on the ZOOM platform starting this upcoming Sunday June 7, 2020 at 2:00pm. Details about additional future meetings in June to follow shortly.

Join Zoom Meeting by clicking link below:

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Meeting ID: 738 9654 5749
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Brooklyn Tea Party Meeting Sunday 1/19/20 From 1:30-3:30p

Brooklyn Tea Party Meeting Sunday 1/19/20 From 1:30-3:30pm

Join the Brooklyn Tea Party For Our Next Meeting On Sunday 1/19/20 From 1:30-3:30 PM. at the Kings Highway Library 2115 Ocean Ave in the Basement Community room.

At this meeting we will be swearing in our the Brooklyn Tea Party’s new officers, for President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary.

Remember we will also be collecting Membership Dues for those who would like to become a member of the Brooklyn Tea Party. Membership Dues for 2020 are just $10 Dollars.

There is no fee to come to our meetings. Hope to see you there.

Join the Brooklyn Tea Party For Our Next Meeting On Sunday 8/11/19 with Guest Speaker Alexandra Levine.

Join the Brooklyn Tea Party For Our Next Meeting On Sunday 8/11/19  with Guest Speaker Alexandra Levine. The meeting runs from 1:30-3:30 PM. at the Kings Highway Library 2115 Ocean Ave in the Basement Community room.

Before we get to our speaker’s biography I would like to thank our club members for their continued support. For the last several years my predecessor Lawrence Winberry had worked tirelessly behind the scenes helping to keep the BTP great. I have a big role to fill but I am grateful for Lawrence’s contributions to our club.
Alexandra Levine is a professional opera singer. She started singing at the age of 9 at synagogues and churches all over Sarasota, FL until she went to college in Cambridge, MA at Longy School Of Music. After transferring to the University of Florida, Alexandra obtained her bachelors of classical music, Magna Cum Laude and continued her singing career all over the nation, Europe, and Israel. She obtained her Master’s degree at NYU Steinhardt School Of Business, Education, and Development and became involved in politics. She still sings professional opera to this day!

During the 2016 election, Alexandra started the Jews 4 Trump movement in Sarasota, FL; which is now nationwide and she became the state leader for Florida, Maryland, and DC for the America 1st Coalition which is a nationwide pro-Trump, pro-constitution, pro 2nd amendment, pro- life, Judeo-Christian value coalition. After working on Governor Desantis, Senator Rick Scott, and all the Florida Congressmen’s campaigns, Alexandra moved to the DC area where she is currently working with her Florida and Maryland Congressmen and Florida Senators and is now the treasurer of #JEXIT, INC. As a young Jewish millennial, Alexandra is hoping to wake up the young millennials and see that the Democratic Party isn’t the party for them! The mission of #JEXIT is to have Jewish Americans exit the Democratic Party and vote Republican. This will also help the Potus win more of the Jewish vote in 2020. #JEXIT also does education events nationwide to combat antisemitism, the persecution of Christians and other minorities. We are all inclusive and we believe that we are “stronger together!”
Our website is: jexitusa.org, Twitter @jexit4trump and our Facebook page: #JEXIT

Remember we will also be collecting Membership Dues for those who would like to become a member of the Brooklyn Tea Party. Membership Dues for 2019 are just $10 Dollars.
There is no fee to come to our meetings. Hope to see you there.

Brooklyn Tea Party Meeting – Sunday July 21st

Join the Brooklyn Tea Party on Sunday July 21, 2019 from 1 to 3 p.m. for our next meeting,  It is with a heavy heart that we say “thank you” to the BTP Chairman of the Board Of Directors Lawrence Winberry. Lawrence was instrumental with myself in writing the BTP constitution and helping the club evolve. Lawrence is leaving the NY area for work opportunities. We will miss Lawrence but congratulate Lawrence upon a bright future.

Alan H. Bemben

Club Secretary

Location
616 East 4th Street
Brooklyn New York

The meeting will be held in the backyard of 616 East 4th Street. There will be a tent provided to protect against all weather elements.

Directions By Train –  Take F train to the Ditmas Avenue stop then walk towards Ocean Parkway and make a left onto East 4th Street

Mr. Winberry who has been our Chairman since 2016, will be moving out of New York State. We will miss him and thank him for his long service in the Tea Party Movement. We wish him well in his future endeavors. Glenn Nocera President Brooklyn Tea Party.

Biographical Information for Lawrence Winberry

Lawrence Winberry. was born in New York City and raised in its suburbs on Long Island. he attended public schools in Mineola, N.Y. before entering Chaminade High School, a Catholic secondary school in that same village. Later he studied computer science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Upon graduation he worked as a software engineer for about 12 years for General Dynamics Corp. and a spin-off of that defense contracting firm. Later Lawrence worked for many years as a tutor to students of all ages, both privately and for a tutoring chain that has a branch near his hometown. His career has taken him from San Diego, Calif. to Washington, D.C. and back to Long Island.
Over the years he has developed knowledge of American history and a corresponding interest in politics. Having learned that one of the founding principles of the United States is limited government, he was an enthusiastic member of the Tea Party movement from its inception in February of 2009. That month he attended the very first Tea Party event in New York City, a gathering of about 100 people in City Hall Park, were he first meet Brooklyn Tea Party President Glenn Nocera. Since then he has been thrilled to watch the movement grow, and has  done his part as Website Editor of Tea Party 365, Executive Director of Gotham Tea Party, and Chairman of Brooklyn Tea Party. Although his ever-evolving career now takes him to Worcester, Mass., He will always be, in one form or another, an avid member of the Tea Party. Long live the Tea Party!

Join the Brooklyn Tea Party For Our Meeting On Sunday 2/10/19

1:30-3:30 PM. at the Kings Highway Library 2115 Ocean Ave in the 2nd floor Community room.

Our Guest Speaker will be Christopher Wright. Christopher will be talking about how he walked away from the Democrat party after being inspired by the walkaway movement .

Remember we will also be collecting Membership Dues for those who would like to become a member of the Brooklyn Tea Party. Membership Dues for 2019 are just $10 Dollars.

There is no fee to come to our meetings. Hope to see you there.

Christopher Wright’s Bio:
My name is Christopher Sean Wright. I’m a Conservative currently residing out of Brooklyn NY. I was born to a family of one of two children to a Father who’s currently a Pastor and teacher who is a retired Army Major in the US Army. My Mother was a stay at home Mom till I was 12 and than worked a Full time job at a local Car Insurance company. I was born in 1983 on a Military base in Hinesville Ga, and than lived in Germany for 5 years where my Father was stationed. We stayed in 2 military bases one in Baumholder and the other in Mannheim where I got to witness the Berlin Wall fall as a child at age 5.We than moved back to the States in 1991 and lived in Baltimore Maryland where I spent most of my youth and moved to NYC about 6 years ago. Being from such a blue state in a Democrat household. I voted Democrat all the way till the last election where I decided to switch over to Conservatism in support of Dr. Ben Carson and than Presidential candidate Donald Trump. I haven’t looked back ever since! After participating in the WalkAway campaign and sharing my first political based video online. I decided to start a YouTube channel ”Conservative In NY” which has garnered over 10K subscribers.Shortly after the the Democrat Party’s dominance in the last 2018 midterms. I decided to found a Conservative group where Independent minded Conservatives could get together, and socialize and prepare for future elections. That’s not based on the out dated Republican Rhino based political philosophy. The group I decided to create is called the Conservative Republican Alliance (CRA) and it covers the NY/NJ area in hopes of branching out to other areas across the country in dire need of Conservative values.

 

Next Meeting On Sunday 1/20/19

Join the Brooklyn Tea Party For Our Next Meeting On Sunday 1/20/19 from
1:30-3:30 PM. at the Kings Highway Library 2115 Ocean Ave in the Basement Community room.

Our Guest Speaker will be Former New York State Senate Candidate from the 11th SD in Queens Vickie Paladino. Vickie will be talking about how she took on Mayor De Blasio head on and the Queens GOP establishment.

Join US As We Campaign For Our Candidates

October Meeting – Sunday 10/21/18 – 7615 3rd Avenue

(See Google Maps below for directions)

Join the Brooklyn Tea Party as we campaign for State Senator Marty Golden, Congressman Dan Donovan, Assembly Member Nicole Malliotakis and Assembly candidate Steve Saperstein. On Sunday Oct 21st at 2 PM to 5 PM at 7615 3rd Avenue. This event will be considered our October Meeting. We will be campaigning by helping out in the phone banking efforts for the various Candidates and there will be teams of Volunteers going out handing out Campaign Materials at different locations within the District.

There will be early campaign opportunities from 11 am on throughout the day. Just arrive at 11 AM at the Campaign office 7615 3rd Avenue in Brooklyn and tell them you are from the Brooklyn Tea Party and that you want to help Campaign,There will be teams of Volunteers going out at that time to hand out Campaign Materials starting at 11 AM.

Due to the timing of this event the October event we will be unable to hold our October meeting as originally planned. The club’s officers and board addressed this and it is believed that the importance of the Get Out The Vote Drive was of paramount importance to our mission statement. A meeting will be held on November 4th as a make-up but our election in November will be pushed back to allow for the two meeting requirement for club nominations. Those with questions can contact us via our phone number 347-699-5811 and email BrooklynTeaParty2009@gmail.com.

Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness

The founders of the United States in their divinely inspired words declared these truths to be self-evident; that we are, all of us, endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights; and that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Pay close attention to the order listed. Life comes before liberty. As a member of the Brooklyn Tea Party since 2010 and as an editor of our website, I am posting excerpts of our President and vice Presidents remarks in honor of the right to life marches 2017-2018.

Life is a sacred gift from our Creator. Without life there is no liberty. Without life there is no pursuit of happiness.

As a proud member of the Brooklyn Tea party I am calling on our fellow members to lend their support to helping bring more human life into this world and protecting our young unborn children. Everyone, without exception has a right to be born, and that must protected at every turn and at any cost.

Here are the remarks and the video clips of our great President and Vice President:

Today, I’m honored and really proud to be the first President to stand with you here at the White House to address the 45th March for Life.  That’s very, very special — 45th March for Life.  (Applause.)

And this is a truly remarkable group.  Today, tens of thousands of families, students, and patriots — and, really, just great citizens — gather here in our nation’s capital.  You come from many backgrounds, many places.  But you all come for one beautiful cause: to build a society where life is celebrated, protected, and cherished.

The March for Life is a movement born out of love.  You love your families, you love your neighbors, you love our nation, and you love every child, born and unborn, because you believe that every life is sacred, that every child is a precious gift from God.  (Applause.)

We know that life is the greatest miracle of all.  We see it in the eyes of every new mother who cradles that wonderful, innocent, and glorious newborn child in her loving arms.

I want to thank every person here today and all across our country who works with such big hearts and tireless devotion to make sure that parents have the care and support they need to choose life.  Because of you, tens of thousands of Americans have been born and reached their full, God-given potential — because of you.

You’re living witnesses of this year’s March for Life theme.  And that theme is: Love saves lives.  (Applause.

I’m deeply humbled to stand before you today, deeply humbled to be the first Vice President of the United States to ever have the privilege to attend this historic gathering.

More than 240 years ago, our Founders wrote words that have echoed through the ages. They declared these truths to be self-evident; that we are, all of us, endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights; and that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

And today is a celebration of that progress, the progress that we’ve made in this cause. You know, I’ve long believed that a society can be judged by how we care for our most vulnerable; the aged, the infirm, the disabled and the unborn.

We’ve come to a historic moment in the cause of life and we must meet this moment with respect and compassion for every American.

Life is winning in America for many reasons. Life is winning through the steady advance of science that illuminates when life begins more and more every day.

Life is winning through the generosity of millions of millions of adopted families who open their hearts and homes to children in need.

Life, through the compassion of caregivers and volunteers, at crisis pregnancy centers and faith based organizations who minister to women in the cities and towns across this country.

And life is winning. through the quiet councils between mothers and daughters, grandmothers and granddaughters, between friends across kitchen tables, and over coffee at college campuses. The truth is being told. Compassion is overcoming convenience and hope is defeating despair.

In a word, life is winning in America because of all of you

To heal our land and restore of a culture of life, we must continue to be a movement that embraces all, cares for all and shows respect for the dignity and worth of every person.