The Coffee Party's mission, in their words, is to give voice to Americans who want to see cooperation in government. They support leaders and encourage the public to help in the process towards positive solutions.
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Coffee Party Hosts Open Discussion (KPVI 6 Pocatello)
DALLAS — First, it was the Tea Party. Now, the coffee is brewing. A new political group came out on Saturday. It is neither Republican nor Democrat. The Coffee Party movement was formed as opposition to the conservative Tea Parties. While both groups say they are disillusioned with mainstream politicians, Coffee Party activists believe government can provide solutions. "It goes back to going to ...
More here: Coffee Party brews up rival for Tea Party? (WFAA Dallas-Fort Worth)
Saturday morning thousands across the nation and eastern Idaho came together for the Coffee Party USA National Kick Off. The grassroots movement Coffee Party USA declared Saturday as National Coffee House Day.
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Coffee Party USA Kicks Off in Pocatello (KIFI Idaho Falls)
The coffee party movement held its political kickoff Saturday at 370 locations across the US. At one Georgia meeting, the message didn't seem that different from the rival 'tea party' message.
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'Coffee party' movement: Not far from the 'tea party' message? (The Christian Science Monitor)
If the big "tea party" protest in Atlanta last year had the trappings of a rock show, complete with a riding “Paul Revere,” Saturday’s “coffee party” get-together at Java Monkey cafe in nearby Decatur came off more like a well-attended poetry slam.
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'Coffee party' movement: Not far from the 'tea party' message? (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)
You've heard of the national "tea party" movement, but how about a "coffee party" movement?
At over 350 small coffee shops across the country today, Americans are witnessing the birth of a new movement. It's not Democrat or Republican,...
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Tamar Abrams: Something Is Brewing Across America Today: The Coffee Party is Percolating (The Huffington Post)
This coffee really sucks. A nutty Harvard professor has put a jolt in the java trade with a strange new inhalable espresso -- allowing caffeine fiends to breathe in their morning cup of joe. "That's what I do with all of my food anyway," said Esther Green, a tourist...
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Coffee good to the last puff (New York Post)
Beverage-based political movements are all the rage. 'Tea party' and 'coffee party' aside, here are some possible concoctions that could add to the national discourse.
More here: 'Tea party'? 'Coffee party'? How about the Juicebox Party? (The Christian Science Monitor)
In a response to the Tea Party movement in the country, a Coffee Party has formed to get the government "whole again," as one supporter says. The local chapter will meet Saturday to discuss the movement launch.
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Coffee Party Brews in Charlottesville (WCAV Charlottesville)