A grassroots organization that has no official status in Congress as a political party and has no central organizational structure or governing body. Originally started after a daily news commentator at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange gave a monologue suggestimg government spending and size was out of control and that Americans should have another Tea Party like the one we had for England during the Revolution.
Since that statement groups identifying with the call to action have gathered to protest big government and spending and have over time refined their protests to reiterate the importance of the Founders actions and adherence by government officials to the Principles that formed the U.S. Constitution.
Since that statement groups identifying with the call to action have gathered to protest big government and spending and have over time refined their protests to reiterate the importance of the Founders actions and adherence by government officials to the Principles that formed the U.S. Constitution.
Tea Party
by Threetimewinner September 15, 2011
I was pissing off the balcony and accidentally gave Eugene a tea party.
I held a tea party on the restroom wall.
I held a tea party on the restroom wall.
by Hard Ass May 22, 2003
by Lion/of/Destiny August 1, 2010
An American grassroots movement whose members are conservative and believe in the founding principle of limited government. The Tea Party believes in a balanced budget and pushes for fiscal responsibility in Washington. The Tea Party believes in reduced federal spending and a reduction in the national debt. Members are concerned Americans that are trying to push for common sense in Washington and they are trying to restore truth and honor to America. These individuals are conservatives, libertarians, Americans and are people that believe in the truth and nothing less!
I went to a Tea Party rally where we waved American flags and called for limited government, reduced spending, and a repeal of ObamaCare!
by americantexan September 16, 2011
Much like a bukkake party, the recipient of a tea party, who lays in the center of a group, is repeatedly tea bagged round-robin style.
Richard: Hey Jimmy, are you coming out to the Tea Party later?
Jimmy: No I can't man, I gotta hit the sack early tonight.
Jimmy: No I can't man, I gotta hit the sack early tonight.
by TuckMyJunk February 27, 2014
Tea Party: A grass roots group of concerned US citizens who believe in a small central Government, a controlled manageable budget, the US Constitution, Equal Justice for all, peaceful solutions, Capitalism and the free market regulated by ethics. Ethics, also known as moral philosophy, is a branch of philosophy that addresses questions about morality — that is, concepts such as good and evil, right and wrong, virtue and vice, justice and crime, etc.
by grid2 September 15, 2011
The real definition of Tea Party is: Average hard working American citizens that have realized that the government is out of control and have mobilized to get involved to save the country. They are not racist, not redneck, not white trash. Look around, they might be your parents. The tea party people might be older white people that you see in some of the pictures taken at rallies but these are the people that have fought for your freedom to put websites like this up that have been totally inaccurate on the Tea Party. If you want to find out what it's really about, go to a rally, be respectful and listen.
by Tea Party Patriot September 16, 2011