A political camp for kids
A Tea Party group in Florida is offering a weeklong summer camp to teach kids that “America is good,” government-issued currency is worthless, and “government cannot force me to be charitable.” Students at Tampa Liberty School will also learn about the evils of socialism in a sparely furnished room representing Europe. “We want to impart to our children what our nation is about,” said founder Jeff Lukens.
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