Monthly Meeting (social)

Note Change in October Meeting Date listed below

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Our next monthly meeting will be on the second Thursday on November 12 , 2026 . Plan to arrive around 5:30 to eat and the meeting will begin at 6:00pm

We will be meeting in the back room at Roosters 10430 Shelbyville Rd. This meeting will focus on the election results and developing a plan for the upcoming legislative session beginning in January 2027.

Speakers:

Dr Lance Pearson - Pledge of Allegiance, then a short prayer. Lance will then mention the bedrock values of the Louisville Tea Party.

Speakers:

For the November meeting we will have some local politicians , including incumbents who lost their elections for office confirmed to speak. We will be focused on what happened, just how bad it was for conservatism federally and then locally (not all bad), what information can be gathered and what should we learn, how the results will impact Louisville Metro and where do we go from here, especially how to have a bigger impact. We will also take up a collection so that the Tea Party can do an Open Records Request.

We will also have a discussion about what next year looks like politically, especially in terms of legislation and elections.

You can also follow The Louisville Tea Party on Facebook by following at https://www.facebook.com/LouisvilleTeaParty/

There will be an ‘around the room’ which will give any one in the audience one minute to discuss what is important to them at the local, state or national level.

We look forward to seeing you at the meeting and please bring a friend.

Review of the October meeting: Taylor Everett and Phil Hamming spoke as candidates for the JCPS school board. Maria Rodriguez spoke and is running against McGarvey. Lindsey Tichenor spoke and is running for KY State Senate. Jason Nemes and John Hodgson both spoke and both are running for KY State Representative positions. All of the speakers took questions from the audience. A lot of excellent information was shared. Richard Deets talked about AFP’s efforts in helping some of the candidates by door knocking and phone calling.