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    The Brownsville Tea Party Association held its October meeting, where 21 members were present. The meeting was held at New Workout in Brownsville, Texas. The group voted to become an unincorporated nonprofit association and adopt new bylaws to be voted on in November. They also voted to change their name to the Brownsville Tea Party and to require $20 annual dues from members. Most members voted to endorse candidates, including Blake Farenthal for the current election. Their meetings will now be held on the first Saturday of each month at 9:30 am at the Workout in Brownsville.

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    The Brownsville Tea Party Association held its October meeting, where 21 members were present. The meeting was held at New Workout in Brownsville, Texas. The group voted to become an unincorporated nonprofit association and adopt new bylaws to be voted on in November. They also voted to change their name to the Brownsville Tea Party and to require $20 annual dues from members. Most members voted to endorse candidates, including Blake Farenthal for the current election. Their meetings will now be held on the first Saturday of each month at 9:30 am at the Workout in Brownsville.

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    The Brownsville Tea Party Association held its October meeting, where 21 members were present. The meeting was held at New Workout in Brownsville, Texas. The group voted to become an unincorporated nonprofit association and adopt new bylaws to be voted on in November. They also voted to change their name to the Brownsville Tea Party and to require $20 annual dues from members. Most members voted to endorse candidates, including Blake Farenthal for the current election. Their meetings will now be held on the first Saturday of each month at 9:30 am at the Workout in Brownsville.

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    Brownsville Tea Party Association

    Minutes of October 9, 2010

    New Workout Brownsville, Texas

    21 present

    Meeting began at 9:00

    Meeting and Greet


    Invocation
    Pledge of Allegiance
    Special thanks to Doug for allowing Tea Party to use his meeting room for our meetings.
    Opening comments by Phil Deering about the newly restructured BrownsvilleTea Party

    New board members introduced.

    Report on Education given. Committee is registering voters in churches and RV parks.

    President's Report: Phil Deering, the new president, introduced himself.

    Agenda items: In a unanimous vote, it was decided to become an unincorporated nonprofit


    association.

    Newly developed bi-laws were passed out for inspection; vote for acceptance will take place
    during the November meeting.

    In a vote of9 to 4, the Tip of Texas Tea Party's name was changed to Brownsville Tea Party.

    Dues were discussed and in a 13 to 4 vote; it was decided that each member would pay
    $20.00/year membership dues.

    In a vote of 12 to 5, it was decided to endorse candidates.

    In another vote, all but two wanted to endorse Blake Farenthal during this election period.

    Meeting time of the new Brownsville Tea Party was set for the first Saturday of each month at
    the Workout in Brownsville at 9:30 am.

    The next step in the plan to elect conservatives is to "get the vote out". Members were asked to
    work one on one to get people to the polls. Poll watching was encouraged. It was decided that
    the "Fabulous Seven" would go out to the early voting areas.

    Long Term Goals were set to be discussed at the November 6, 2010 meeting.

    The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 am.

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