A Recap of the American Majority Post-Party Summit in Kansas City

The American Majority Post-Party Summit is a carefully developed program to assist citizen patriots with training, tools, resources and a professional support network to assist Tea Party and 912 Project groups with everything they need to take an active roll in all things political.

The event began Friday evening with American Majority President Ned Ryun speaking on the many issues currently affecting America’s political environment. One of the main points being addressed by Ryun seemed to be the progressive infection that has consumed much of the Democratic and Republican parties and the need for citizens to remove this infection from both parties.

Ned was followed by Chairman and CEO of Sam Adams Alliance, Eric O’Keefe, who has been properly presented as a man who is none other than a walking encyclopedia. I’ve been fortunate enough to have been able to talk with Eric on a couple of occasions and can’t help but to walk away from each and every conversation with an impressive expansion of knowledge from every subject we discussed.

Trent Seibert (shown in image below) and Earl Glynn present Investigative Journalism 101 and 210 to provide a powerful set of tools to investigate everything political. I spoke to several people who attended the journalism workshops and each and every one of them found the resources provided them to be some of the best tools being made available to them to follow the flow of money to and from their politicians, organizations, and maybe even a union or two.

Social Networking Workshops were instructed by American Majority’s Kansas Deputy Director, Beka Romm, where she provided the class with a vast number of networking tools to help them build and maintain a network of like minded people as they grow their political involvement. Twitter, Facebook, and Google were just some of the web resources covered during the two one hour long classes. Following the workshop, Beka explained to me that American Majority’s own Austin James had actually developed the well professionally presented class.

Dana Loesch, popular St. Louis radio talk show host, graced those in attendance with her powerful speaking abilities, shortly after lunch on Saturday. Dana has been a guest on FOX News and some other main stream media outlets that I won’t mention today to prevent souring this particular article.

I had the great pleasure of chatting with Bill Hennessey, author of Zen Conservatism, late Friday night over a couple of beverages. The conversation covered many political issues affecting the St. Louis area and some of the fantastic things their teams are doing in the area. As you can imagine our conversation went well beyond those affecting just St. Louis. Mr. Hennessey also instructed a workshop on Zen Conservatism.

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