Why any conservative wants to remain with the very party that has tossed Conservatives to the side for decades defies logic. It is the political version of battered wife syndrome.
He got me off the couch. I went to the Castor town hall in Tampa that got it going and the Tampa T Party rally. I was amazed at what effect a few angry taxpayers had. The Liberals went in to panic when confronted by actual taxpayers. They normally only have to deal with taxtakers.
I'm hoping that a *hostile* takeover isn't necessary. Armey is a bit too aggressive with those whom we want as voting allies.
RINOSs need to get the self-preserving clue that voting with Tea Party interests is actually in their own best interest, too. Threatening them with hostile takeovers is not very politic now, is it?
Let’s face it—the Two-party system is just a two-headed coin, the same coin...
A choice between Mr FLIM or Mr FLAM!
We’re actually better off w/hussein at the wheel—at least there’s a few more (real) Americans out there that a duck when it’s obvious—not that there’s all that many real Americans around these days.
Republicans and the Republican Party of today are a big part of the problem.
They are just another division of the BIG GOVERNMENT PARTY.
The basic difference between democrats and republicans is this:
Democrats want to take our money and give it to their frinds and relatives while republicans want to take our money and give it to their friends and relatives.
“The tea party movement has blossomed into a powerful social phenomenon because it is leaderless—not directed by any one mind, political party or parochial agenda.” Hopefully next January Boehner and McConnell get a Rude Awakening. The Dems “play for keeps”, and we need congressional leaders with some “FIRE in their belly”, and quit “reaching across the aisle”.