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What's moderate about supporting a $1 Trillion + budget deficit?
...except when Democrats say it. Right?Biting off your nose to spite your face
By driving out moderates and embracing the 25% hard core conservatives, they are ensuring long term irrelevance
The Mantra, "Agree with me or Else" is as much a fascist statement as anything.
What makes you think the economy is going to improve now as opposed to 2 years ago?
It is improving now, two years ago it was nose diving.
Improving? How so?
And I applaud the Tea Party efforts. They are spelling the eventual doom for the GOP. And the Tent continues to Shrink.
And I applaud the Tea Party efforts. They are spelling the eventual doom for the GOP. And the Tent continues to Shrink.
And I applaud the Tea Party efforts. They are spelling the eventual doom for the GOP. And the Tent continues to Shrink.
Do you have any polls to support your fantasy? <didn't think so>
p.s. the Tea Party are essentially middle-class conservatives, while the GOP occasionally whores for Wall Street. We'll see if the whores reformed or not after they slithered out of DC in 2008.
Here we go again...Leftists --who'd probably never vote for a republican in the first place-- trying to tell the GOP who they "need" to attract as voters....MORE LEFTISTS!Do you not see the long term ramifications of what is happening here? The Tea party, or one of its affiliates, are slowly removing moderates from the GOP ranks. I assume the goal is to return the GOP to a far right party, and yet I wonder if the GOP was ever that far to the right.
Can't you see that eventually, you will be pushing the indepdendent voters out from the GOP tent, so to speak. Your effort will lead to less people being "accepted" by the ultra-conservatives that will soon be calling the shots in the GOP.
Of course, there is the possibility that the Tea Party is aspiring to be a seperate power, leading to three major parties. You still lose.
Either option is not good for the Tea Party, nor is it good for the GOP. Short term the GOP will make gains, some due to Tea party efforts, but not as many as they could have gotten.
In 6 years, the GOP could be extent and the Tea Party will emerge with a small tent of ultr-right voters.
DON'T YOU GUYS GET IT?
Do you not see the long term ramifications of what is happening here? The Tea party, or one of its affiliates, are slowly removing moderates from the GOP ranks. I assume the goal is to return the GOP to a far right party, and yet I wonder if the GOP was ever that far to the right.
Can't you see that eventually, you will be pushing the indepdendent voters out from the GOP tent, so to speak. Your effort will lead to less people being "accepted" by the ultra-conservatives that will soon be calling the shots in the GOP.
Of course, there is the possibility that the Tea Party is aspiring to be a seperate power, leading to three major parties. You still lose.
Either option is not good for the Tea Party, nor is it good for the GOP. Short term the GOP will make gains, some due to Tea party efforts, but not as many as they could have gotten.
In 6 years, the GOP could be extent and the Tea Party will emerge with a small tent of ultr-right voters.
DON'T YOU GUYS GET IT?
Do you not see the long term ramifications of what is happening here? The Tea party, or one of its affiliates, are slowly removing moderates from the GOP ranks. I assume the goal is to return the GOP to a far right party, and yet I wonder if the GOP was ever that far to the right.
Can't you see that eventually, you will be pushing the indepdendent voters out from the GOP tent, so to speak. Your effort will lead to less people being "accepted" by the ultra-conservatives that will soon be calling the shots in the GOP.
Of course, there is the possibility that the Tea Party is aspiring to be a seperate power, leading to three major parties. You still lose.
Either option is not good for the Tea Party, nor is it good for the GOP. Short term the GOP will make gains, some due to Tea party efforts, but not as many as they could have gotten.
In 6 years, the GOP could be extent and the Tea Party will emerge with a small tent of ultr-right voters.
DON'T YOU GUYS GET IT?
One mans moderate is another's Liberal.
I am happy to see the Tea Party Forcing a return to Conservative principles in the GOP. Frankly I have had enough of choosing between Democrats, and Democrat lite.
In a perfect world the Tea Party would become a viable 3rd party. A true home for Conservatives.
IMO anyways.
The fact is you think the Positions of the Tea party are extreme. When in fact the American people do not agree with you. Most Americans are Conservative or Moderate. And those groups agree with the basic ideas of Controlling spending, and Government power, and limiting taxes that the Tea party stands for.
The real radical extremists are the small group of far lefties who have been in control of the entire Dem Party for some time now.
Do you not see the long term ramifications of what is happening here? The Tea party, or one of its affiliates, are slowly removing moderates from the GOP ranks. I assume the goal is to return the GOP to a far right party, and yet I wonder if the GOP was ever that far to the right.
Can't you see that eventually, you will be pushing the indepdendent voters out from the GOP tent, so to speak. Your effort will lead to less people being "accepted" by the ultra-conservatives that will soon be calling the shots in the GOP.
Of course, there is the possibility that the Tea Party is aspiring to be a seperate power, leading to three major parties. You still lose.
Either option is not good for the Tea Party, nor is it good for the GOP. Short term the GOP will make gains, some due to Tea party efforts, but not as many as they could have gotten.
In 6 years, the GOP could be extent and the Tea Party will emerge with a small tent of ultr-right voters.
DON'T YOU GUYS GET IT?
One mans moderate is another's Liberal.
I am happy to see the Tea Party Forcing a return to Conservative principles in the GOP. Frankly I have had enough of choosing between Democrats, and Democrat lite.
In a perfect world the Tea Party would become a viable 3rd party. A true home for Conservatives.
IMO anyways.
The fact is you think the Positions of the Tea party are extreme. When in fact the American people do not agree with you. Most Americans are Conservative or Moderate. And those groups agree with the basic ideas of Controlling spending, and Government power, and limiting taxes that the Tea party stands for.
The real radical extremists are the small group of far lefties who have been in control of the entire Dem Party for some time now.
You said that word again! Moderates have no place in the Tea Party. Come on, where is the pledge of purity?
And I applaud the Tea Party efforts. They are spelling the eventual doom for the GOP. And the Tent continues to Shrink.
Do you have any polls to support your fantasy? <didn't think so>
p.s. the Tea Party are essentially middle-class conservatives, while the GOP occasionally whores for Wall Street. We'll see if the whores reformed or not after they slithered out of DC in 2008.
You left out whoring for the fundie theocrats.
tea party is the party of hypocrisy. yes the stimulus was flawed. but there will never be a decrease in deficit until defense spending, such as the war that they were mysteriously absent in protesting, is drastically decreased. they dont solve the root reasons for the deficit, just bitch and moan about spending.
when it comes down to it, they themselves arent willing to cut spending!
give up your social security! give up medicare! cut back the military! stop supporting tax cuts that increase the deficit dramatically! be a TRUE conservative. tea party=biggest crowd of dumb jerkoffs ever gathered. theylll disappear eventually
