In a world where political narratives are often shaped by those in power, James Ray Phipps brings forth a bold and unfiltered exposé in The First National Tee-Party Candidate. This eye-opening book is not just a political memoir—it is a declaration of First Amendment rights and a challenge to the establishment’s carefully crafted narratives.

Rooted in the principles of free speech, this book takes a hard look at financial and political systems that impact everyday Americans. Phipps, a direct salesperson and an independent presidential candidate in the 2000 election, sheds light on crucial topics, including federal taxation, credit, debt, and the often-overlooked criminal conduct of government officials.

Phipps revisits the ideas and predictions he made over two decades ago when he founded the National Tea Party movement. Through extensive documentation and personal experiences, he provides readers with a unique perspective on how political and financial decisions shape the lives of citizens.

Whether you are deeply invested in political discourse or simply curious about the behind-the-scenes workings of government, The First National Tee-Party Candidate is a must-read. It’s a call for transparency, accountability, and, most importantly, the unwavering exercise of free speech.

This book is more than a personal story—it is a rallying cry for those who believe in the power of truth and the right to share it.