Coffee Seek

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)

Meeting under a pretense of civility and honest discussion, dozens of Idahoans met today downtown for the first meeting for the new "Coffee Party" movement.

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Coffee or tea? The next big 'party' (KBCI Boise)

You've heard of the national "tea party" movement, but how about a "coffee party" movement?

More here: ‘Coffee’ Versus ‘Tea’ Party (WCPO Cincinnati)

CINCINNATI -- You've heard of the national "tea party" movement, but how about a "coffee party" movement? The new "coffee party" was recently started to counter the "tea party" movement and to provide other political viewpoints.

More here: ‘Coffee’ Versus ‘Tea’ Party (The Kentucky Post)

Coffee will be served at a Coffee Party gathering 1 p.m. Saturday at Howard Amon Park in Richland.

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Coffee Party meeting in Richland park (Seattle Times)

Pierce County prosecutors have charged a 20-year-old woman with robbing a coffee stand on Tacoma's East Side last month.

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RICHARDSON — You've heard of the Tea Party. It has become a popular forum for opposing the growing deficit, among other things. Now's there's the Coffee Party. With the motto "Wake Up and Stand Up," the leaders of this movement say it is made up of non-partisans who want cooperation and common solutions in the federal government. Almost a dozen local organizers met Thursday night at Cafe Brazil ...

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'Coffee Party' seeks cooperation, solutions (WFAA Dallas-Fort Worth)

People in Portland and beyond can't get enough of the stuff. Here's what "Time" magazine has to stay about Stumptown Coffee.

More here: Stumptown Coffee hailed as leading coffee's "third wave" (KATU Portland)

For Dwayne Hartford, this is a perfect time to be in the Valley. The reason? There are plenty of neighborhood coffee shops where you can sit down, open your laptop and spend a couple of hours sipping java while working.

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Valley coffee scene perks up with indie shops (12 News Phoenix)

The Coffee Party, a play off of the Tea Party demonstrations, is gaining in popularity.

More here: From tea to coffee: The latest flavor in political discourse (ABC 15 Phoenix)