[RitaOK]

While you’re spraying your monitor, do take a breath and measure the more lasting value of Tea Party principle, grinding it out on the ground and against the odds, over your fascination with sheer tactical manipulations and no substance in sight.

It’s tiresome to deal with Romney-Lite types, willing to rattle off the Establishment themes and messaging, on FR.

[MikefromOhio]

While you’re spraying your monitor, do take a breath and measure the more lasting value of Tea Party principle, grinding it out on the ground and against the odds, over your fascination with sheer tactical manipulations and no substance in sight.

It’s tiresome to deal with Romney-Lite types, willing to rattle off the Establishment themes and messaging, on FR.

I've watched the TEA Party go from a mainly economic and tax policy to espousing everything from the Bircher society that the United States has firmly rejected time and again.

The TEA party is marginalized. Look at how the middle 40% reacts when you say TEA party. It's called reality.

If you like near permanent Democratic majorities, continue to ignore the voice of reason. But if you want to fix the problems this nation is going to face very soon because of the out of control government spending, try LISTENING for a change or better yet, learn that there is a game being played in DC and that if you don't play and adapt to its rules, you will be ignored by it.

And as for spittle on the monitor, the only thing your commentary here has been good for is a good laugh and a reminder of why the 1%ers never win anything.