To: Oldpuppymax
I believe it is more a matter of discovering that expectations were unrealistic - that the state really didn't have the veto power that the neophytes an Tea Party thought they did. Sometimes it can also be a matter of shall we spend all our resources fighting an unrealistic battle with the feds when we can't find the budget to keep libraries open, fix roads or educate our children. Also, a handful of new folks do not a majority make. You also have to be able to count up to a majority or super-majority number in both houses and avoid a Governor's veto.
11 posted on
08/12/2012 12:03:07 PM PDT by
marsh2
To: marsh2
I believe it is more a matter of discovering that expectations were unrealistic You also have to be able to count up to a majority or super-majority number in both houses and avoid a Governor's veto.
I believe you didn't read the story. The people in Tennesee threw the democrats out and installed a Republican House, Senate and Governor and nothing changed. The rino's fought against what the people wanted. The people threw the rino's out.
14 posted on
08/12/2012 3:03:18 PM PDT by
metalurgist
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