I was recently honored to keynote at a tea party rally with thousands of concerned people who are fed up with government spending and the American loss of freedom. 

But you won't find me throwing rhetoric-bombs at the Obama administration--indeed, my quips were with the modern right.

I promise, you won't hear this type of speech at every tea party--not by a long shot.

It's all about persuasion; the tea party movement has it's potential, but only if it wakes up to some harsh political realities first and I wanted to convince some conservatives of just that. 

Watch below and send this one out to a conservative, or two, who may not have yet grasped the light of the liberty movement. 

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Part two:

"Liberty starts locally, and it must start now!" James Lomax -- 18 year-old councilman candidate

Have you seen what's happening in America lately?

No, I don't mean changes happening in D.C., I'm talking about youth, rising to the occasion, mobilizing to win on the issues whose time have come!

There have been tremendous victories as of late for the youth movement for localism, liberty and responsibility. The mission of Year of Youth is not only resonating with youth, it is catching on virally all across America!

Just look at James Lomax, an 18 year-old (now that's youth!) running for city-council in Alabama. He sees the mission statement of Year of Youth as essential to our future.

Just take a look at his campaign announcement video picked up by the media!

What is the most important thing we pull from his recent coverage is just how responsive people are to the message of the youth movement rising for localism and liberty.