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a lot of tea party supporters still have jobs and have to work on weekdays.
I was at rally in the middle of the week in March in Lansing, Michigan with about 4,000 other people protesting against some of the policies of Governor Rich Snyder.
People in Wisconsin had rallies of anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 people in February protesting against Republican governor Scott Walker and his policies.
Sorry but it's a major indicator of a lack of enthusiasm. The Tea Party has a major problem. They are against Barack Obama, higher taxes, "Big Government" but what are they for? It's also looks like they are having trouble finding a presidential candidate they can really rally around.
The democrats, independent, and libertarian members of congress are the only ones that have tried to.
Rand Paul of the Tea Party proposed the ONLY budget with cuts. Please become informed.
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Stop the proven failed tax cuts for the rich, the right threw a fit and threatened to shut down the government if it wasn't extended.
the tax cuts failed at what? not allowing government to steal others money for their causes?
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End the most anti-constitution and big government bill in US history, the patriot act which the republicans and tea party voted almost unanimously for.
you were saying
"Rep. Ron Paul of Texas and newcomer Rep. Raúl Labrador of Idaho were among eight in the Tea Party Caucus to vote against extending certain surveillance measures contained in the Patriot Act, joining with 18 other Republicans and most House Democrats to prevent their reauthorization – at least for now. Liberal Democratic lawmakers, in particular, have long derided parts of the Patriot Act as sacrificing civil liberties."
"The deal between Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and House Speaker John Boehner calls for a vote before May 27, when parts of the current act expire. The idea is to pass the extension with as little debate as possible to avoid a protracted and familiar argument over the expanded power the law gives to the government."
Please become informed.
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Stop billions in government corporate handouts to big oil, the right refused.
the Tea Party wants companies to receive the same tax breaks and benefits as other companies. Unlike the scum in Congress who want managed commerce. Yea lets get Congress to run the economy it's worked so well before.
WAKE UP!!!!!
please become informed.
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The right and tea party have made it clear they want big government and massive spending to continue. Only those that are delusional think the right are for less spending and less government.
The loons on the left continue to make things up about the Tea Party because the truth of their horrible policies and spending has been exposed. Only those that are delusional think the left and right are for less spending and less government.
No budget cuts from either side, only lies. The Tea Party was the only one with a reduced budget. But ignoring the facts has become common place among the criminals who run Washington DC and their followers.
During his first year at Brown University, he was received into the Catholic Church. . . .Piyush "Bobby" Jindal (born June 10, 1971)[1] is the 55th and current Governor of Louisiana and formerly a member of the United States House of Representatives.[2]
Being a Catholic is probably quite politically helpful in Louisiana.
And "Barack" wasn't born "Barack" what's your point?
The difference, one does a good job, the other guy doesn't.
I was at rally in the middle of the week in March in Lansing, Michigan with about 4,000 other people protesting against some of the policies of Governor Rich Snyder.
People in Wisconsin had rallies of anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 people in February protesting against Republican governor Scott Walker and his policies.
Sorry but it's a major indicator of a lack of enthusiasm. The Tea Party has a major problem. They are against Barack Obama, higher taxes, "Big Government" but what are they for? It's also looks like they are having trouble finding a presidential candidate they can really rally around.
The people in Wisconsin were there (still being paid) and were on strike, you can't honestly compare that to people voluntarily coming out to see someone speak can you?
Haley is another ethically challenged republican, like her predecessor Mark Sanford.
It's hateful ignorance and plain old bigotry from the left that got her elected in the first place. Ethnically challenged? Why don't you just attack her openly like you people did during the election?
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