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As an independent conservative, I lost my use and respect for the Tea Party a long time ago. Stories like this reiterate for me that the movement has been hijacked by morons.
As an independent conservative, I lost my use and respect for the Tea Party a long time ago. Stories like this reiterate for me that the movement has been hijacked by morons.
As an independent conservative, I lost my use and respect for the Tea Party a long time ago. Stories like this reiterate for me that the movement has been hijacked by morons.
As an independent conservative, I lost my use and respect for the Tea Party a long time ago. Stories like this reiterate for me that the movement has been hijacked by morons.
As an independent conservative, I lost my use and respect for the Tea Party a long time ago. Stories like this reiterate for me that the movement has been hijacked by morons.
As an independent conservative, I lost my use and respect for the Tea Party a long time ago. Stories like this reiterate for me that the movement has been hijacked by morons.
This is "fiscal conservatism is our premise" gone too far. I'm also glad I don't live in Kentucky anymore...
After skimming the first article, I don't get your outrage. I'm a tea party type who regularly uses my local library, but the lawsuit asks a court to decide if libraries have been following state law correctly in raising taxes. This isn't a burn the books kinda deal.
Also, why should special taxing districts get to raise taxes 4% a year without a vote into perpetuity? Do you get a 4% raise every year? Is the retirees money in the bank earning 4%? Does your house appreciate 4% a year?
If you were conservative I'd think that would trouble you more.
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