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I laugh every time the Progressives try to marginalize something that isn't there. A wild goose chase, over a phrase that they have no clue what it means or what it is.
When will the Progressives get it, that is is not the individuals that hold office.
The Tea Party is the citizen support, that likes, or dislikes a certain individuals ideas and policy. A melting pot of Constitutional Conservatives, from both sides of the isle and mainly independent voters.
A Democrat with a history of Conservative ideas, would have full support of the Tea Party.
A Republican with a history of Progressive ideas here and there, not so much support. In fact, they were removed from office in big numbers, Nov. 2nd, 2010.
This leaves the Progressives in the Democratic party with less Progressives in the Republican party to compromise with.
For the last century, no matter how you voted, you got the same thing, in a lite version, or a stout version of Progressive policy.
The Tea Party is the Change, Obama talked about, when he lied and said he was going to change the way Washington works.
The citizens that have Conservative values have changed the coarse in Washington, not Obama.
Taxed Enough Already
are the people that stand behind individual representatives, not the collective bunch of Conservative representatives as a whole.
It is the support, not the individuals holding office.
I laugh every time the Progressives try to marginalize something that isn't there. A wild goose chase, over a phrase that they have no clue what it means or what it is.
When will the Progressives get it, that is is not the individuals that hold office.
The Tea Party is the citizen support, that likes, or dislikes a certain individuals ideas and policy. A melting pot of Constitutional Conservatives, from both sides of the isle and mainly independent voters.
A Democrat with a history of Conservative ideas, would have full support of the Tea Party.
A Republican with a history of Progressive ideas here and there, not so much support. In fact, they were removed from office in big numbers, Nov. 2nd, 2010.
This leaves the Progressives in the Democratic party with less Progressives in the Republican party to compromise with.
For the last century, no matter how you voted, you got the same thing, in a lite version, or a stout version of Progressive policy.
The Tea Party is the Change, Obama talked about, when he lied and said he was going to change the way Washington works.
The citizens that have Conservative values have changed the coarse in Washington, not Obama.
Taxed Enough Already
are the people that stand behind individual representatives, not the collective bunch of Conservative representatives as a whole.
It is the support, not the individuals holding office.
Name one democrat supported by the tea party and provide proof. Yeah the tea party is mad now because someone who will fight for the poor and middle class got in office. Not a word from you cowards when bush was busy killing the middle class.Commentary: Where was Tea Party's 'anger' during Bush years? | McClatchy
Name one democrat supported by the tea party and provide proof. Yeah the tea party is mad now because someone who will fight for the poor and middle class got in office. Not a word from you cowards when bush was busy killing the middle class.Commentary: Where was Tea Party's 'anger' during Bush years? | McClatchy
HELLO! The Tea Party was hardly more than a thought during the Bush years, for God's sake. And it didn't matter how much noise folks were making - the leftist MSM ignored the concerns of anyone who expressed concern over fiscal policy and indeed, pushed for more entitlements.
BTW - many Republicans find Joe Lieberman to be a reasonable legislator.
I'm constantly hearing "the TEA party" or other implications that the movement is a political party. I try to correct people when I can, but they're too ignorant to understand.
I don't think that many of these people can grasp the idea that such a powerful political movement isn't tied to a specific party, so they either make the TEA party it's own party, or they just lump us all in with Republicans.
Several times on this forum, when someone has tried to do the latter, I've stated that I'm a registered Libertarian, and asked how that fits with the view they just stated. All I've gotten is crickets - every time.
"The TEA party is just a bunch of Christian fundamentalist Republicans!" I hear that one a lot. I tell them I'm an agnostic Libertarian and with what do they respond? Nothing...
HELLO! The Tea Party was hardly more than a thought during the Bush years, for God's sake. And it didn't matter how much noise folks were making - the leftist MSM ignored the concerns of anyone who expressed concern over fiscal policy and indeed, pushed for more entitlements.
BTW - many Republicans find Joe Lieberman to be a reasonable legislator.
Name one democrat supported by the tea party and provide proof. Yeah the tea party is mad now because someone who will fight for the poor and middle class got in office. Not a word from you cowards when bush was busy killing the middle class.Commentary: Where was Tea Party's 'anger' during Bush years? | McClatchy
See, you are clueless!
Name one Democrat, without Progressive big government, big spending, got to redistribute the wealth, ideas. Is there a Conservative Democrat holding office?
I'm constantly hearing "the TEA party" or other implications that the movement is a political party. I try to correct people when I can, but they're too ignorant to understand.
I don't think that many of these people can grasp the idea that such a powerful political movement isn't tied to a specific party, so they either make the TEA party it's own party, or they just lump us all in with Republicans.
Several times on this forum, when someone has tried to do the latter, I've stated that I'm a registered Libertarian, and asked how that fits with the view they just stated. All I've gotten is crickets - every time.
"The TEA party is just a bunch of Christian fundamentalist Republicans!" I hear that one a lot. I tell them I'm an agnostic Libertarian and with what do they respond? Nothing...
Name one Democrat, without Progressive big government, big spending, got to redistribute the wealth, ideas. Is there a Conservative Democrat holding office?
Yeah, there are some in Congress. "Blue Dog" Democrats.
Name one Democrat, without Progressive big government, big spending, got to redistribute the wealth, ideas. Is there a Conservative Democrat holding office?
You said the tea party supports democrats I want proof. Ill wait.
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