Posted on 05/24/2013 3:33:26 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
For the far right, dreams die hard and delusions never end. As Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), who represents a congressional GOP with unpopularity of 75 percent, prepares to summon former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, with popularity above 60 percent, to testify, the overreach of House Republicans now threatens Republican control of the House. The triumph of the Tea Party within Republican politics is a gift to Democrats in 2014, as the disastrous vice presidential nomination of Sarah Palin in 2008 helped propelled Barack Obama to a two-term presidency.
In the latest poll I've seen about 2014, a generic poll by Washington Post/ABC, Democrats led Republicans by 48 percent to 40 percent a huge margin. Of course, polls will vary. But the idea of a House GOP that is stunningly unpopular running inquisitions against President Obama, whose popularity towers above the GOP, and Clinton, whose popularity towers above the GOP even more, is a political disaster in the making.
The prime directive for the Tea Party is tax breaks for the rich and tax breaks for themselves hardly a winning position in a nation that wants more equity and fairness for all. The Tea Party projects a politics and negativity, which is why it is so highly unpopular with voters. Palin represents a negativity and eccentricity and out-of-the-mainstream rightism, which is why she was such as disaster for Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), why she left the governorship after half of one term and why she has held no public office in recent years.....
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“Tea Party will destroy GOP in 2014..”
Oh, I can only hope! The more the establishment RINO libs are gone, the better.
She gained him mine.Because thats the only reason he got my vote.
They don’t need our help. The GOP-e is jobbing itself.
DITTO! Holding my nose all the way to the booth.
"Delusions never end"
Leftists - ya gotta laugh.
The Republican party NEEDS TO BE DESTROYED, and REPLACED by the TEA PARTY, the only party of true and traditional Americans.
Sadly, however, I am afraid it is too late.
America is already being flushed down the toilet.
Grammar? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
Zactly. I voted for McCain BECAUSE of Palin.
“The prime directive for the Tea Party is tax breaks for the rich and tax breaks for themselves hardly a winning position in a nation that wants more equity and fairness for all.”
Every bloody time I see this hate-driven, bold-faced lie, I want to take the person saying it and go Moe Howard on them.
Almost affirming in and of itself.
;-\
There is NO probably about it! McCain, the man pleaser who said 'America has nothing to fear from obama'. He doesn't even know what side of the aisle his seat is in.
These libs are funny, in the same way as a plugged up toilet....
And it was the last time I’ll ever do it. After what the GOP did to her and seeing what they did with pushing abortion supporting/gun grabbing homosexualist Romney...never again.
I don’t care what happens if that is our future. Because that AIN’T America or anything I’ll ever be a part of again.
For the record six weeks before the election, McCain-Palin had a five point lead. Then the economic collapse. A week later they were behind Obama-Biden by five points a deficit they never made up. The analysis: if not for the econ collapse, McCain-Palin would have made a much closer race. The economic disaster was one of the biggest pre-election gifts ever given any prez candidate. If the Republicans were so unpopular, the Dems have to ask themselves why they didn’t have a huge lead right after their convention? How did the supposedly tainted Pubbie ticket manage to have a lead? That’s not to say I believe McCain-Palin would have won. But the race would have been a lot closer.
She frightens effeminate males like the writer of the atrocity.
DITTO!!
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