Tea Party Candidate Routed in Alabama!

[NYcarbineer]

The guy runs a pool hall where he holds Tea Party meetings, but, Noooo!!!!!!

he doesn't have anything to do with the Tea Partiers!!!

 

[Mad Scientist]

Wow, when you're too rightwing nutty for Alabama...

We never expected TEA Party candidates to win in every state and every race, it's just not possible. We're just expecting them to make an impact, which they are.

Do you fall into the depths of depression whenever a democrat candidate loses? Well neither do we.

 

[Dr.House]

Wow, when you're too rightwing nutty for Alabama...

We never expected TEA Party candidates to win in every state and every race, it's just not possible. We're just expecting them to make an impact, which they are.

Do you fall into the depths of depression whenever a democrat candidate loses? Well neither do we.

Don't interrupt his sweeping generalizations...

 

[Misty]

The media has succeeded in branding the tea partiers as racists by pointing out the two that may have been racists.

But when black panthers say kill cracker babies, they get a free pass because they are black.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

LOLOL

Conservatives are throwing the Tea Party under the bus!!!


Hey, we tried to tell you. Nice to see you slow learners are catching up.

The Tea Party is not a politcal party you partisan hack!

Then why are you calling it the Tea Party? lol

Because it's what the movement is called, dumbass!

 

[LibocalypseNow]

Some Tea Party candidates will win and some will lose. What's so shocking about that? Who said that every single Tea Party candidate would win? They fight a pretty big uphill battle against their own status-quo party elite and the Socialist/Progressive loons in the other party. No one said it would be easy. Dismantling the status-quo will take a long time. Tea Partiers will just have to keep fighting. Total change will take a long time. Things are already beginning to change though. Some will win and some will lose. Nothing wrong with that.

 

[Dr.House]

Some Tea Party candidates will win and some will lose. What's so shocking about that? Who said that every single Tea Party candidate would win? They fight a pretty big uphill battle against their own status-quo party elite and the Socialist/Progressive loons in the other party. No one said it would be easy. Dismantling the status-quo will take a long time. Tea Partiers will just have to keep fighting. Total change will take a long time. Things are already beginning to change though. Some will win and some will lose. Nothing wrong with that.

You know that... I know that... People with more than a few working brain cells know that...

What the idiot OP is trying to do is similar to saying the Yankees have no chance at the World Series because they lost their last game...

 

[NYcarbineer]

The Tea Party is not a politcal party you partisan hack!

Then why are you calling it the Tea Party? lol

Because it's what the movement is called, dumbass!

So when I called it the Tea Party, you shit yourself.

What is wrong with you, exactly? I'm genuinely curious.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Wow, when you're too rightwing nutty for Alabama...

We never expected TEA Party candidates to win in every state and every race, it's just not possible. We're just expecting them to make an impact, which they are.

Do you fall into the depths of depression whenever a democrat candidate loses? Well neither do we.

The impact they're making is either LOSING, or making more likely the Democrat will win.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Only an idiot would think this is some sort of referendum on the Tea Party movement...

There are plenty of fine conservatives poised to make little democratics weep come November...


The real referendum is on the One-Party-Rule failed experiment...

You idiots had your chance and fucked it up...

If only an idiot would think this is some sort of referendum on the Tea Party movement, then what does it say about the fools on this thread implying that it's a referendum on the Republican Party?

Rick

Who implied that?

 

[LibocalypseNow]

The Republicans are finally beginning to come around. The Tea Party candidates will obviously not win all their elections. I don't know anyone who expected them to win them all. If they win just a few,i will be satisfied. They do fight a pretty big uphill battle against the status-quo in their own party. Change will come but it will come slowly. The Republicans are beginning to embrace that change. I don't expect the Socialist/Progressive nutters in the other party to ever come around though. They'll win some and they'll lose some but the Tea Partiers just have to keep on fighting.

 

[DiveCon]

Wow, when you're too rightwing nutty for Alabama...

We never expected TEA Party candidates to win in every state and every race, it's just not possible. We're just expecting them to make an impact, which they are.

Do you fall into the depths of depression whenever a democrat candidate loses? Well neither do we.

The impact they're making is either LOSING, or making more likely the Democrat will win.

that remains to be seen

 

[NYcarbineer]

No, let's not associate this guy with the Tea Party...

Alabama Tea Party Express Backs Barber Over Roby

National Tea Party founder and leader pledges support for Rick Barber in Alabama, district 2

 

[DiveCon]

No, let's not associate this guy with the Tea Party...

Alabama Tea Party Express Backs Barber Over Roby

National Tea Party founder and leader pledges support for Rick Barber in Alabama, district 2

again, HE lost
so what?

 

[LibocalypseNow]

Freedom & Liberty will be the in-thing again someday. And we can thank Dr. Ron Paul and the brave Tea Partiers for that. The People will have enough of the Socialist/Progressive tyrants at some point. It's just a matter of time. Personally i'm rooting for the Tea Partiers. Freedom & Liberty are still very important to me.

 

[Dr.House]

No, let's not associate this guy with the Tea Party...

Alabama Tea Party Express Backs Barber Over Roby

National Tea Party founder and leader pledges support for Rick Barber in Alabama, district 2

again, HE lost
so what?

So?? Can't you tell that this one runoff race outcome means that the ENTIRE Tea Party movement is now over?


at least that's what it means to the brain-dead in Ithica, NY...

 

[hboats]

The guy runs a pool hall where he holds Tea Party meetings, but, Noooo!!!!!!

he doesn't have anything to do with the Tea Partiers!!!

Are you hearing voices in your head or something?

Where exactly did anyone say that "he doesn't have anything to do with the Tea Partiers?"

Rick

 

[hboats]

No, let's not associate this guy with the Tea Party...

Alabama Tea Party Express Backs Barber Over Roby

National Tea Party founder and leader pledges support for Rick Barber in Alabama, district 2

Once again, where did anyone say that he wasn't associated with the Tea Party movement?

I've re-read this whole thread and I don't see one single post saying that he wasn't associated with the Tea Party movement.

Rick

 

[NYcarbineer]

No, let's not associate this guy with the Tea Party...

Alabama Tea Party Express Backs Barber Over Roby

National Tea Party founder and leader pledges support for Rick Barber in Alabama, district 2

again, HE lost
so what?

So?? Can't you tell that this one runoff race outcome means that the ENTIRE Tea Party movement is now over?


at least that's what it means to the brain-dead in Ithica, NY...

The word is 'Ithaca', Homeschool.

Actually I wish he'd have won.

 

[Oscar Wao]

Main Entry: 1par·ty
Pronunciation: \ˈpär-tē\
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural parties
Etymology: Middle English partie part, party, from Anglo-French, from partir to divide — more at part
Date: 14th century
1 : a person or group taking one side of a question, dispute, or contest
2 : a group of persons organized for the purpose of directing the policies of a government
3 : a person or group participating in an action or affair <a mountain-climbing party> <a party to the transaction>
4 : a particular individual : person <an old party approaching 80>
5 : a detail of soldiers
6 : a social gathering; also : the entertainment provided for it
— party adjective


I guess the TP doesn't need to be a political party in the sense of a "party."