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Yes, but it does not rival the effectiveness or the potency of the Tea Party. When's the last time you saw a Green Party movement whip people into coordinated action all across the country?
Yes, but it does not rival the effectiveness or the potency of the Tea Party. When's the last time you saw a Green Party movement whip people into coordinated action all across the country?
Yes true. But sadly even for a third party to be CONSIDERED...agh..
It is hard. Trust me. I do not like the Tea party or whatever it is called BUT if they can break the two hold power between the Democrat and Republican party....
Yes true. But sadly even for a third party to be CONSIDERED...agh..
It is hard. Trust me. I do not like the Tea party or whatever it is called BUT if they can break the two hold power between the Democrat and Republican party....
Wait a minute the Green Party has elected local officials in many states. Tell me what the Teabaggers have done besides having a spitting contest though that hole between their front teeth.
CNN. Great source, lololol! The Tea Patries sure seem to be getting the Liberals attention now that they are sweating their jobs later this year. That will be the true test of how the American people feel.
Wait a minute the Green Party has elected local officials in many states. Tell me what the Teabaggers have done besides having a spitting contest though that hole between their front teeth.
and the 'green' party has been around for how long....30 years at least
wow they have gotten far a few officials in a few states...the tea party (not teabaggers and you left like to say) have been around for about a year to a year and a half,,and now at least 40% approve of them
I am thinking of organizing a Tea Party meeting here in Tampa. Seems to be quite profitable. There is a bit of competition, but there obviously is a lot of money in fear.
Nashville, Tennessee (CNN) -- One-third of Americans have a favorable view of the Tea Party movement, but a plurality has no opinion at all, according to a new national poll.
A CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey indicates that 26 percent of the public has an unfavorable view of the Tea Party movement and that 4 in 10 have not heard of the movement or don't know enough to form an opinion. The poll's Friday-morning release comes as what's billed as the first national Tea Party convention begins its first full day of meetings in Nashville.
Here we have a new political movement growing faster every day and 4 in 10 have not heard of the movement or don't know enough to form an opinion.
What does that tell us about our national news outlets? To me it means that either they are not doing there job or a lot of peolple don't watch the news at all.
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