Comments on: Tea Party Debate Brews Up

By: Louie

Louie — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 21:51:33 +0000

The Supreme Court successfuly upheld the 2nd admendment. The only thing concerning about this case was that it ended up with a 5-4 majority.

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medical insurance — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 00:26:04 +0000

“bad guys” and ushering in the “good guys”. You can see this in a scaled down version of the current party system in the U.S. right now and throughout it’s existence. These tactics have and will continue to be used by those who wish to hold or gain power. Research history for yourself, not doing so makes you lazy and deserving of all the things that are coming to you. Shrugging it off will not take the truth from these words. Prepare yourself for the storm coming, don’t expect other humans to come to your aide. Prepare, I suggest starting with your spirit.

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michigan health insurance — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 18:58:36 +0000

Ron Paul is the only Republican I will vote for. Fox News advertised politicians do the complete opposite of Republican platform and you try to cast Dr. Paul off as the kook? Well, look who won the CPAC poll despite the smears and misinformation. Fox Antics=FAIL!

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By: Mai Rieke

Mai Rieke — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 17:39:24 +0000

Accurate to an extent, which is a big part of the reason the Conservatives begun passing on the Republicans a whole decade ago, or at the very least ended voting for their nominees. Im pretty middle-of-the-road, but no way was I going to vote for a Bush or McCain. All The Same, the Presidency simply has so much force – they CANNOT legislate and a more precise assesment of spending comes from looking at who is running the House and Senate, not the White House. The Obamabots are making a differentiation when it accommodates them as their President sputters to act out his agenda, and the Bushies did the comparable when the position was reversed later in his Presidency.

By: Bob

Bob — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 02:45:18 +0000

The RPOF is bankrupt and has fired all of its staff lest 3. They still owe huge money on 08 camps. Huge!

My group has been contacting camp financiers and enlightening them as to just this type of controlled opposition.

The funding has been withheld, and the few remaining at RPOF are taking notice. They cannot even pay their salaries without dipping.

The cattle in the Tea party are going to be stampeded.

All according to a well thought out plan … To bad the Republicans infiltrating the Tea party are so ignorant.

Now is the time to go back to the two party system.

What ever you call the party replacing the defunct Repubs, try and make it actually conservative this time.
Even the cattle are starting to get the picture. Better start looking for a different mentality in leadership of forget replacing Greer. Thrasher is bringing yet more contempt with his globalist lobby ties. 8 months to go, Nobody at the helm!@! and no idea how to replace him. And we are not done yet!

Rubio is going to be massively discredited at the worst moment and troy Stanely is in trouble, same problem as usual. No body trust those you are loyal to. Tell rotary and the UN to get out of the US

any body want to help contact the historic large camp financiers with a message?? contact Bob at rburtonv@windstream.net

By: George Blumel

George Blumel — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 17:35:53 +0000

The Tea Party is a classic divide and conquer ploy. It represents itself as conservative/libertarian in order to take votes from Repubs thus giving the Dems a better chance. As others have noted here, Perot did that and gave us the Clintons. The Dems that created the tea party are still Dems. Don’t get sucked in! We love our TEA parties as a major force for good –the Tea Party is an effort to co-opt us. Keep going to TEA parties –dump the Tea party! As for the Constitution or Libertarian Parties, look at them –they are pathetic failures. Get in the Repub party and make it reflect the TEA parties ideas for less government, fewer regulations and more individual responsibility. Term limits, too.

By: DPHeimbold

DPHeimbold — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 00:36:33 +0000

Tim McClellan: You gave an e-mail address that kicked back, undeliverable. Please check it and post correction. Thanks.

By: Javier Manjarres

Javier Manjarres — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 13:24:14 +0000

Gary,

The Constitution Party painted itself as the party of the whackos. Have you spoken to its chairman? If not, you need to- you will see what I am talking about.

As for Rubio, you obviously havent been paying attention. Rubio is Pro-Life and supports traditional marriage.

You need to go do some homework-get involved already.

By: Gary Singletary

Gary Singletary — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 05:11:41 +0000

Marco Rubio? Please, do you want to change things or just keep the same ol same ol? Where does he really stand on abortion and gay marriage? Take a look at Bernie DeCastro(www.electbernie.com) A True conservative businessman not a career politician. Don’t you all think we have enough lawyers in Washington? Bernie is a Republican but does not get any support from the Republican party. The Dems and the Reps. are all the same just different names.I ahve always been a Republican. But I am a Conservative first. I will vote for the Conservative no matter what party they are in. 3rd party? Maybe that is what we need. to shake up these two partys.Maybe WE THE PEOPLE PARTY. Look at the Constitutional Party.