CA TPP ORGANIZERS
August 26,2010
CA CALLS August 25,2010
At the California TPP site there are summaries on legislation that is important now such as:
Public Option (HR 5808)
Clean Energy Jobs- Reid bill (S 3663)
Immigration Bill
www.teaparty-caifornia.org
Don't forget the new training we have at Tea Party Patriots site ,we partnered with The Leadership Institute for these modules, www.teapartyaptriots.org
Hammer Governor to veto bills : AB 1602 and SB 900 these bills implement the Federal health Care Bill in our state: This is from the opposition:
"Yesterday, the Senate passed key state implementation bills establishing the California health insurance exchange -- AB1602 (Perez) and SB900 (Alquist/Steinberg) - making us the FIRST STATE IN THE NATION to take this central step of implementing the new federal health reform law! Several other bills passed as well, and many more are expected to go to a floor vote later this week. To get up-to-date info on all the State implementation and consumer protection bills in the State legislature, visit the website of our lead state partner, Health Access California."
Governor's Office:
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
State Capitol Building
Sacramento, CA 95814
Phone: 916-445-2841
Fax: 916-558-3160 ( new number )
District Offices:
Fresno Office
2550 Mariposa Mall #3013
Fresno, CA 93721
Phone: 559-477-1804
Fax: 559-445-5328
Los Angeles Office
300 South Spring Street
Suite 16701
Los Angeles, CA 90013
Phone: 213-897-0322
Fax: 213-897-0319
Riverside Office
3737 Main Street #201
Riverside, CA 92501
Phone: 951-680-6860
Fax: 951-680-6863
San Diego Office
1350 Front Street
Suite 6054
San Diego, CA 92101
Phone: 619-525-4641
Fax: 619-525-4640
San Francisco Office
455 Golden Gate Avenue
Suite 14000
San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone: 415-703-2218
Fax: 415-703-2803
Washington D.C. Office
134 Hall of the States
444 North Capitol Street NW
Washington D.C. 20001
Phone: 202-624-5270
Fax: 202-624-5280
STATEWIDE PROPS
Most Propositions are in and I will get them out formatted for everyone's review. I think if we can come up with a consensus on these it would be powerful so we can discuss on next week's call after you have reviewed all the propositions.
Sharing Successes in California
Erin - Redding
Karen K. -SFV
Annie Rumary- Redlands
Elizabeth- Redding
Marie R.- Turlcok
Christina M.-Palm Springs
How did you start?
What do you do to keep people energized and motivated?
How do we keep focused for the long haul?
How do you grow your group?
1. Get and stay involved in local politics.
2. Get members to present new ideas for action and ask them to give lead those groups
3. Advertise where you can , when you can so people can find you
4. You can directly affect local politics if you are involved with City Council mtgs, etc
5. Learn to delegate jobs in the groups, we need to build more leaders
6. Membership has the ownership of the group
7. Meet once a week
8. Bumper stickers with their phone number that gives them all the info on meetings.
9. Be FOR something not just AGAINST something, keep it positive
10. Make sure people can fund out through your phone number
11. Outgoing message on voicemail has meeting info or group info
12. SFV has done Revere Rides a couple of times now, where they get cars decorated and ride a specific route to bring awareness to their group or event
13. Learn rules for city /town halls or meetings so you can adjust signage to deal with that before you go.
14. Get back to people within 48 hrs when they leave a message
15. See if you can get candidates to debate with a new format, a quick fire format, with the groups asking the questions
16. Lending library in groups for video materials so all members may educate themselves and their families.
17. Think outside the box for meeting locations such as Denny's may give you a big, private room if you buy food and drinks
18. Join socializing ad action together for meetings for those in the more urban areas
19. Network with other groups in your area. Share responsibility for events.
20. Have business cards made so you can hand them out when people are interested no matter where you are.
21. Educate, educate, educate
22. Utilize each members innate talents whether that is making phone calls or writing editorials, whatever they feel they are good at plug them into that position.
23. Know your audience and what works for them, what keeps your membership active and engaged.
24. Utilize meet up groups on the internet such as meetup.com
25. Use different color names tags so you can discern new people at meetings
26. Have an orientation for new people separate from your regular meetings.
27. Sam Paredes does a training in Confrontational Politics for groups, he does this for free. www.teapartyvideo.net
28. Keep the Board association on the down low as it's about the whole group not just the Board
29. Action groups rather than committees because items die in committees rather than focus on action. The people in the action groups take the lead on their projects. This builds leadership in many rather than few.
30. Group members visit local businesses and get to know them
31. Each leader has a leadership team and they meet as is necessary and when they can sometimes twice a month.
32. Joint leader meetings amongst neighboring groups
33. Promote each other's groups and share the buying of concession products such as t-shirts etc
34. Wear tea party shirts to promote groups.
35. See if you can meet at churches and talk to pastors to get the churches involved
36. Have How To Guides for each successful event whether it's planning an event or town hall or some other project
Mark Kent from Redding shared with us his knowledge on financial health and non-profits. We will ask Mark to come back to another call to spend the whole call time with us talking about financial health and corporations.
If you would like to reach Mark in the mean time here is his contact: kentmark@msn.com
Marie Roberson and Christi Falke
209-416-5377 209-667-2029
209-669-8638
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Thursday, August 26, 2010
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