well why don't you think outside that little box....you can vote out your incumbent democrat and vote in a new democrat, you don't have to put a repub or another party in place. Man you gotta stop playing checkers, life is a game of chess.
I still have trouble getting past your ignorance about the tea parties. I'm actually a little jealous of it as ignorance is bliss.
That sounds like a great idea, in fact it sounds like what I did in the last election. It was only for the House seat, but hey it's a start.
As far as the Tea Parties go though... OK, I'll bite, why don't you explain to us the three most important ideas that the Tea Partiers have to get our nation back on track.
And when I say that, I mean real, new ideas that are not in any way affiliated with the Republican party.
And hidden criticisms of other parties, like "Reasserting Constitutional Law" (which is basically just a talking point insulting other people) don't count as "New, real ideas".
1) Reduce not increase the role of government
2) Bring the deficit under control and reduce it through spending cuts
3) Revitalize the economy/employment by giving tax breaks to individuals and small businesses instead of giving bailouts to multi-million and multi-billion dollar corporations like the auto and banking industry
The republican party went for the bailouts and tarp (bush WAS president, McCain their candidate voted for it)
The republican party has been increasing the role of government (Medicare part d, patriot act)
The Republican party increased overall spending and spending as a percent of GDP during bush's 8 years and also increased the deficit, not reduced it.
So you can see the republican's behavior when they had the house and senate and even now that they are totally out of power have not been in line with those 3 ideas i put up. They may talk the talk but they walk the progressive walk
Hopefully, we will find some fiscal conservatives with some backbone to straighten this whole mess out. Just haven't a clue who yet.