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More than four in 10, 41%, of respondents said they had a very or somewhat favorable view of the Tea Party movement, while 24% said they had a somewhat or very negative view of the group. The Tea Party movement gained notoriety over the summer following a series of protests in Washington, D.C. and other cities over government spending and other U.S. economic policies.
Meanwhile, the Democratic Party, which controls both the White House and Congress, has a 35% positive rating compared with a 45% negative rating.
The Republican Party identifies closest to the Tea Party movements ideology, but the group has also caused splits within the GOP. Republicans currently hold a 28% favorability rating compared with a 43% negative one.
70% of the people in that poll didn't even know much about the teabaggiers if anything. And the question was loaded.
But, hey, enjoy yourselves. Even Ross Perot led the presidential polls momentarily in 1992, and conservatives still claim he got Clinton elected.
Are the 'fiscal conservative' Tea partiers going to cut defense when they go after all this big government?
Are the 'fiscal conservative' Tea partiers going to cut defense when they go after all this big government?
Are the 'fiscal conservative' Tea partiers going to cut defense when they go after all this big government?
No, we don't want the taliban running our country, wacking us with sticks, not letting our girl children go to school.
The Federal Pie Chart
And I even supplied you with one of your websites. LOLOLOLOLOLOl Notice the difference between defense spending and discretionary spending,
Are the 'fiscal conservative' Tea partiers going to cut defense when they go after all this big government?
All of a sudden, they'll realize Ron Paul isn't their hero when this item comes up... Heritage Foundation groupies they are.
That post does little to support your premise.
Are the 'fiscal conservative' Tea partiers going to cut defense when they go after all this big government?
All of a sudden, they'll realize Ron Paul isn't their hero when this item comes up... Heritage Foundation groupies they are.
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have just won a first prize membership into ( The Nit Wit Liberal Loon Nut Club) please submit a recent photo of yourself so we can all see what " stupid" looks like.
The revolution is on it's way.Fiscal conservatism is gaining in popularity.
WSJ/NBC News Poll: Tea Party Tops Democrats and Republicans - Washington Wire - WSJ
By Susan Davis
The loosely organized group made of up mostly conservative activists and independent voters thats come to be known as the Tea Party movement currently boasts higher favorability ratings than either the Democratic or Republican Parties, according to the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll coming out later today.
More than four in 10, 41%, of respondents said they had a very or somewhat favorable view of the Tea Party movement, while 24% said they had a somewhat or very negative view of the group. The Tea Party movement gained notoriety over the summer following a series of protests in Washington, D.C. and other cities over government spending and other U.S. economic policies.
Are the 'fiscal conservative' Tea partiers going to cut defense when they go after all this big government?
No, we don't want the taliban running our country, wacking us with sticks, not letting our girl children go to school.
The Federal Pie Chart
And I even supplied you with one of your websites. LOLOLOLOLOLOl Notice the difference between defense spending and discretionary spending,
The revolution is on it's way.
WSJ/NBC News Poll: Tea Party Tops Democrats and Republicans - Washington Wire - WSJ
By Susan Davis
The loosely organized group made of up mostly conservative activists and independent voters thats come to be known as the Tea Party movement currently boasts higher favorability ratings than either the Democratic or Republican Parties, according to the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll coming out later today.
More than four in 10, 41%, of respondents said they had a very or somewhat favorable view of the Tea Party movement, while 24% said they had a somewhat or very negative view of the group. The Tea Party movement gained notoriety over the summer following a series of protests in Washington, D.C. and other cities over government spending and other U.S. economic policies.
First my thread about us all american teabaggers surpassing the republican nitwits now this from WSJ showing us having more favorable ratings than both the dems and the reps.
It makes my heart swell inside.
Are the 'fiscal conservative' Tea partiers going to cut defense when they go after all this big government?
All of a sudden, they'll realize Ron Paul isn't their hero when this item comes up... Heritage Foundation groupies they are.
All of a sudden, they'll realize Ron Paul isn't their hero when this item comes up... Heritage Foundation groupies they are.
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have just won a first prize membership into ( The Nit Wit Liberal Loon Nut Club) please submit a recent photo of yourself so we can all see what " stupid" looks like.
If you're going to try a cheap label at least know what you're labeling, you assmunch.
The revolution is on it's way.
WSJ/NBC News Poll: Tea Party Tops Democrats and Republicans - Washington Wire - WSJ
By Susan Davis
The loosely organized group made of up mostly conservative activists and independent voters thats come to be known as the Tea Party movement currently boasts higher favorability ratings than either the Democratic or Republican Parties, according to the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll coming out later today.
More than four in 10, 41%, of respondents said they had a very or somewhat favorable view of the Tea Party movement, while 24% said they had a somewhat or very negative view of the group. The Tea Party movement gained notoriety over the summer following a series of protests in Washington, D.C. and other cities over government spending and other U.S. economic policies.
First my thread about us all american teabaggers surpassing the republican nitwits now this from WSJ showing us having more favorable ratings than both the dems and the reps.
It makes my heart swell inside.
70% of the people in that poll didn't even have an understanding of who the teabaggers are.
