It’s Tea Time at the Inaugural 2010 Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention with Talk Radio’s “The REALLY, Real, Deal with Brother Craig The Hatchet Man”

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Richmond, Virginia, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) October 4, 2010 -- Richmond, VA, October 4, 2010 - Tune in to “The REALLY, Real, Deal with Brother Craig The Hatchet Man” on BlogTalkRadio, the world’s largest social media radio network, for a live Internet podcast episode of the inaugural Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention, featuring talk radio’s “Brother Craig The Hatchet Man”, with convention coverage, behind the scenes tidbits and commentary at www.blogtalkradio.com/the-hatchet-man, Saturday, October 9, 2010, 12pm – 2pm, Eastern time.

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It’s Tea Time at the Inaugural 2010 Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention with Talk Radio’s “The REALLY, Real, Deal with Brother Craig The Hatchet Man”

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The inaugural Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention will be held October 8 – 9, 2010, at the Greater Richmond Convention Center. The convention is a non-partisan gathering dedicated to limited government, fiscal responsibility, and faithful adherence to the Constitution. Featured speakers include Lou Dobbs, Governor Bob McDonnell, Oliver North, Ron Paul, former Governor Mike Huckabee, and Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, amongst others.

Featured speakers will join voices in the national dialogue on the role and scope of government. The convention also includes dozens of breakout seminars, Congressional candidates and national policy forums, and a presidential straw poll. In addition, a “Freedom Lover’s Extravaganza” event is scheduled for Friday evening at the Downtown Marriott.

The convention’s agenda will offer diverse points of view on party affiliations and an atmosphere of vibrant dialogue to inform and educate Virginia's voters about the upcoming primary election. Conservative talk radio host and political commentator, Craig Johnson, a/k/a “Brother Craig The Hatchet Man”, will be on hand podcasting live from the event.

For objective coverage, political commentary, and live one-on-one interviews featuring dedicated patriots who are committed to upholding the nation’s founding principles and values, catch “The REALLY, Real, Deal with Brother Craig The Hatchet Man’s” live podcast. Following the program’s conclusion, listeners can retrieve the recorded program on-demand, for iTunes download, and online commenting and sharing with friends. Listeners can also participate in the live podcast by calling 646.478.3156, or entering the program’s live chat room on the show page by visiting, www.blogtalkradio.com/the-hatchet-man.

The popular talk show, “The REALLY, Real Deal With Brother Craig: The Hatchet Man”, is the #1 talk show on the #1 AM variety station, WCLM 1450AM, in Richmond, Virginia, and features the things and the people that make America great. The show is also podcast on the world’s largest viral social radio network, BlogTalkRadio, with over 3 million monthly listeners. To enjoy a host of topics and episodes and to learn more about the show go to www.blogtalkradio.com/the-hatchet-man.

Conservative talk show host, Craig Johnson, a/k/a “Brother Craig The Hatchet Man”, is the founder and CEO of The First Amendment, Inc., an advocacy, public relations, and educational organization that promotes and represents constitutional matters, endorses Conservative public policy and public servants, and develops programs and events that promote American freedom. To learn more about Craig Johnson, The First Amendment, Inc., and his broadcasts visit www.thefirstamendmentinc.com, or Google “Brother Craig The Hatchet Man”. To request to be a guest on the show or to invite Craig Johnson to your program or event, contact kimberly@agencyforthearts.com.

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