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Country music Grammy Award winner Clay Walker has sixteen top 10 singles, eleven #1 songs, two gold albums, and four platinum albums. He is also a genuine humanitarian and a man of faith. This morning Clay joined Governor Rick Perry, Texas Quarterback Colt McCoy, and Dr. Gary Bauer at the National Day of Prayer Breakfast in Austin.

Please take a moment to watch this YouTube clip of Clay Walker speaking about Governor Perry:

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Wednesday evening, Governor Perry spoke to about 200 people at an event benefiting the Tom Green County GOP.

The San Angelo Standard-Times has a nice write-up of the event:

"For me, the TEA Parties were about the 10th Amendment," Perry said. "The 10th Amendment says the federal government was created by the state to be an agent by the states. Not the other way around.

"The federal government - with no regard to what it's doing to our country - is mortgaging our kids' future. The money that they are pouring out the door is going to have to be paid back one day."

Please take a moment to watch this quick video of the Governor addressing the Republican faithful in Tom Green County:

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Monday night in Garland, Texas, Governor Perry moderated a town hall style event in Garland, Texas entitled, "Obama: The First 100 Days."

Hewitt, Medved, Perry, and Gallagher, prior to town hall event

Opening the event, American hero Scott O'Grady led the crowd in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. Governor Perry then guided the discussion with talk radio hosts Mike Gallagher, Michael Medved, and Hugh Hewitt.

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The April 15 TEA parties have come and gone, but for millions of Americans they were just the beginning of a movement in this great country. It’s a movement of patriots who love their country enough to stand up and say "enough is enough." They are tired of the steady stream of news out of Washington about bailouts, runaway spending, and a mountain of debt that is growing out of control.

Contrary to liberal commentary, I’m confident we'll be seeing MORE TEA parties across our state and our country in the months to come, with even larger crowds of proud Americans standing up for principles like personal responsibility, individual liberty, and limited government. Our Founding Fathers wove these values into the foundational documents of our nation, so I’m comfortable defending them in the public square. Who knows, maybe we’ll make enough noise that our elected officials in Washington will actually read the Constitution and let it guide a decision or two.

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Check out the video below of Governor Perry at Tax Day TEA Parties in Austin, Arlington and Fort Worth.

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Governor Perry was proud to celebrate states' rights with so many patriotic Texans last week at Tax Day TEA Parties throughout the state.

So, what do you do now that the TEA parties are over? If you haven't done so already, please text "Fed Up" to 95613 to receive a message from Governor Perry, telling you how you can get involved. You can also visit www.NoGovernmentBailouts.com to send Washington a message that it's time for a change.

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Here are some pictures from the great TEA Party at LaGrave Field in Fort Worth yesterday evening. There were lots of patriotic Texans who participated.

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Here are some pictures from the Arlington TEA Party yesterday afternoon.

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Governor Perry is making stops at TEA Parties in North Texas this evening. The first stop was Arlington where the crowd was boisterous and patriotic. Lots of fantastic Texans in attendance!

People are fired up! Get involved, text "Fed Up" to 95613 today!

He's just arrived in Fort Worth at LaGrave Field to another big crowd of Texas patriots. Check out the pictures below.

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There was a great crowd at this afternoon's TEA Party at Austin City Hall. More than 1500 patriotic Texans attended the event to protest Washington's out of control spending, irresponsible bailouts, rising taxes, and the overbearing encroachment of the federal government in our daily lives.

Here are some pictures from the event.

Photo Credit: Michael Williams

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