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whell · #**191** 10-09-2011, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueStreak

What an absolute load of nonsense. Are you in a coma?

The Republican Party is LOADED with Tea Party supported politicians and they're pushing it around like a bunch of schoolyard bullies.

I feel like Winton Smith, tied to the stretch table, with you telling me "The GOP is not influenced by the Tea Party, is it?", after reading that post. Holy shit.

Dave

Another "emotion" post?

If you think that the Tea Party and the core of the Republican party are holding hands and singing Kumbayah, then you're kidding yourself. Hell, the Tea Party was born our of frustration with the Republican establishment.

Charles · #**192** 10-09-2011, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by whell

Another "emotion" post?

If you think that the Tea Party and the core of the Republican party are holding hands and singing Kumbayah, then you're kidding yourself. Hell, the Tea Party was born our of frustration with the Republican establishment.

Just watch Rove discuss the Tea Party some time...he hates their guts.

I'm also curious as to what "Smiling Mitt" has to say behind closed doors. Bet it ain't good.

Chas

djv8ga · #**193** 10-09-2011, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by BlueStreak

Not when the two are becoming one and the same. It's a protest against a power base, not a building. The Capitol Buiding represents the seat of government, the NYSE and Wall Street represent the seat of Corporate Capitalism.

Not spin--Simple fact.

Dave

You've went off the deep end.
Look out for the Tea Party black helicopters.

finnbow · #**194** 10-09-2011, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by whell

Another "emotion" post?

If you think that the Tea Party and the core of the Republican party are holding hands and singing Kumbayah, then you're kidding yourself. Hell, the Tea Party was born our of frustration with the Republican establishment.

Who, pray tell, is the head of the Tea Party caucus in Congress? Bachmann, a GOP candidate for President. The GOP is trying to have it both ways with the TP. They give them a seat at the table, buy their dinner, give 'em a feel under the table and deny that they're even dating.

d-ray657 · #**195** 10-09-2011, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by finnbow

Who, pray tell, is the head of the Tea Party caucus in Congress? Bachmann, a GOP candidate for President. The GOP is trying to have it both ways with the TP. They give them a seat at the table, buy their dinner, give 'em a feel under the table and deny that they're even dating.

Need to send that one in to "Toward More Picturesque Speech."

Regards,

D-Ray

Charles · #**196** 10-09-2011, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by finnbow

Who, pray tell, is the head of the Tea Party caucus in Congress? Bachmann, a GOP candidate for President. The GOP is trying to have it both ways with the TP. They give them a seat at the table, buy their dinner, give 'em a feel under the table and deny that they're even dating.

You have a point.

Chas

finnbow · #**197** 10-09-2011, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Charles

You have a point.

Chas

Funny what a mental picture can do.

simi · #**198** 10-09-2011, 06:11 PM

Give it 5 more years, and no one is going to remember what the Tea Party was about, because it won't be mentioned much any more. The Repubs are still trying to bury it like their intension was from day one of taking it over.

painter · #**199** 10-09-2011, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by simi

Give it 5 more years, and no one is going to remember what the Tea Party was about, because it won't be mentioned much any more. The Repubs are still trying to bury it like their intension was from day one of taking it over.

Same old...same old...

http://www.graypanthers.org/

And they have an agenda!

http://graypanthers.org/pdfs/Gray_Panthers_Issues.pdf

djv8ga · #**200** 10-09-2011, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by painter

Same old...same old...

http://www.graypanthers.org/

No kidding.