HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Some people in Huntington spent their July Fourth exercising their First Amendment Rights

A group of demonstrators hit up Ritter Park for an afternoon TEA Party, but it’s not the kind you drink.

TEA stands for "Taxed Enough Already."

It’s part of a national movement to bring attention to big government spending.

Organizers say it’s not the size of the party that matters, it’s all about the message.

“You know when we have these whether its 50 people or 50-thousand that come out it’s a getting the word out- and the tea parties are just a way for like-minded people to get together and talk about what they can do to affect real change,” said Jackie Courts.

In Kentucky, demonstrators gathered on the steps of the state Capitol to send the same message, holding their own TEA Party.

Similar rallies were held in West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky back in April.