[The Duke]

I see two steps beyond the tea parties.

1. Physically visit our representatives in their offices and at their homes.

2. Civil War.

Or, I guess there's always the option of bowing under the yoke, which 70+% of the population will certainly opt for.

The ursurpers are stating with their actions that they are prepared to take it to the next level, which makes 'parties' moot, IMHO, unless maybe they are 'tar and feather' parties.

[NoLibZone]

"70+% of the population will certainly opt for. "

Your figure is off by 30 percent.

Its low.

But we shall demand the day off with pay, eat hot dogs and enjoy faux cannon fire, to honor those that would not stand for taxation with out representation.

Good news is that Fox ratings are up, Coulter will release a new book as will Oriielly, to keep us in line.

In line at the hot dog stand to honor those that...

[trickyricky]

"2. Civil War."

WHATTTT????

How dare you!

You know the Senate will stand up to protect America when the chips are down.

No, wait a minute, I just realized, I'm off my meds.

Give me a ring when option 2 starts. I'm in.

[A Navy Vet]

" 1. Physically visit our representatives in their offices and at their homes. 2. Civil War. Or, I guess there's always the option of bowing under the yoke, which 70+% of the population will certainly opt for. The ursurpers are stating with their actions that they are prepared to take it to the next level, which makes 'parties' moot, IMHO, unless maybe they are 'tar and feather' parties."

I think visiting them peacefully at their homes would be a start, rather than at some public gathering in DC or Fed buildings/areas. That has had no impact. DC has turned a blind eye to such protests, unless you can muster a couple hundred thousand.

"Civil War", no.

As far as "70+%" accepting the yoke, possibly. However, always remember that it was about 20% who fought against King George's tyranny in the Colonies.

There are those who will live their life for American Idol; there are those who live for Fedgov largess; there are those who live for anarchy.

And then there are those who simply want to be left alone to their own "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" which the Declaration of Independence declares as "endowed" by the Creator. Why are such ideals so hard for politicians to understand? Don't bother to answer, I know.

[Texas Fossil]

Next step is increased pressure on the State to move to reassert the 10th Amendment. And hunker down and prepare.

If that fails, all bets are off.

If this bill were to pass the Senate, this is the Auto Self-Destruct Button. Really Bad MoJo.

[maddog55]

1. Physically visit our representatives in their offices and at their homes.

That might work.. I could always say I was giving them the baseball bat as a present.

2. Civil War.

I don’t like the sound of “civil” but I agree with the war part. This needs to be anything but civil and besides I believe 90% of the Military would be on our side.

[central_va]

You and me are way ahead of the curve. Let the sheeple catch up. The big lies are being exposed.

Cap and Trade this!

[submarinerswife]

Show up at their homes? I like that.

But behaving like the Libs and their civil disobedience drum beat that most of us laughed at for the 8 yrs of GW. Maybe it’s a generational thing. I always thought the protesters of the 60’s were a bunch of losers and freaks and my mind hasn’t changed with the years and protesters and “civil disobedience” of late.

Go to jail to get their attention? No. They don’t give a damn. The Libs will then call you a criminal tea bagger and laugh at your pathetic attempt to speak out against the ONE.

I will do my thing and work diligently to get these wankers voted out, starting with my local pollution (not a spelling error)- Lindsey Graham and the list goes on.