Redlands Tea Party

REDLANDS – Commentator Bill Whittle, whose political videos have millions of hits, will discuss how he reaches millennials via video games during the Feb. 7 meeting with the Redlands Tea Party Patriots.

Specifically, Whittle talk about his “Aurora Project, reaching millennials with video games.”

“Young adults are more conservative then the media leads us to believe,” said John Berry, cabinet member of the Redlands Tea Party Patriots. “Bill’s premise is that millennials are really conservative – they just don’t know it yet.”

Whittle is a featured speaker at Republican and tea party events and conventions. He has appeared on FOX News and his YouTube video, “Three and a half days” has 3.5 million hits. He is an author, screen writer, and director

Whittle will highlight the Feb. 7 meeting of the Redlands Tea Party Patriots at the Mill Creek Cattle Co., 1874 Mentone Blvd., in Mentone. The two-hour meeting begins at 7 p.m. The meeting is free and open to the public, but a $5 donation is requested to offset the speaking fees.

Young Americans for Freedom leaders and members from throughout the Inland Empire have confirmed attendance. One, Bill Keene, president of the Orange Coast College chapter, will provide opening remarks.

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