Right in America!  

Media reports of the past several days indicate that over a million Americans are expecting to turn out for over 1,300 Tea Party protests around the nation this coming July 4th weekend in what almost certainly is going to represent one of the largest national protests in American history.  The Tea Party movement first gained national notice this past April 15, when over 500,000 Americans turned out at hundreds of rallies around the nation to express their opposition to President Obama's fiscal policies.  Since then, the Tea Party movement has been at the center of the American political debate, drawing praise from conservative and libertarian political leaders and condemnation from liberals, including Obama, who has denounced the movement on several occasions.   The success of the National Tea Party movement is a product of extraordinary grassroots enthusiasm, combined with sophisticated national political leadership.  Without doubt, it is one of the most exciting movements in American politics today.   Michael Johns, a former White House speechwriter and Heritage Foundation policy analyst, spoke at three of the largest Tax Day Tea Party rallies this past April in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia and is one of several national leaders of the Tea Party movement.  Over this coming Independence Day weekend, he will again be the headline speaker at several of the largest Tea Parties in the nation, including those in Summit, New Jersey on Friday July 3rd and in Washington, D.C. and Dallas, Texas on Saturday July 4th.  Widely recognized as one of the nation's most dynamic and influential political leaders, Michael is also a health care executive, public policy expert, and conservative writer.   Tune in on Friday July 10 at 6pm ET/3pm PT as Michael Johns agrees to join us to discuss why he sees the conservative comeback in American politics as both imminent and inevitable and takes your questions.  The Wanda Fay show is a global online radio broadcast, available in most nations of the world on BlogTalkRadio at:  http://www.blogtalkradio.com/newsandprayer.