[cgchief]

I've already talked one on one to the Republican running in the Kansas 3rd District. This guy reflected all of my feelings, and I'm very conservative. One of the items I stressed was that Boehner should not be the next Speaker. He's just as entrenched in the DC political muck and mire as the Democrats. I told him, he should vote for a person that has remained true to the conservative values the Republicans used to have but have forgotten and have been taken up by the Tea Party.

The good part of this is that both the Democrats and Republicans should be running terrified, since the Tea Party is still fairly fragmented on a national basis, but very united on a local basis. Maybe, just maybe within three three election cycles, we can reacquire what made this country great.

[SharpRightTurn]

“The good part of this is that both the Democrats and Republicans should be running terrified, since the Tea Party is still fairly fragmented on a national basis, but very united on a local basis. Maybe, just maybe within three three election cycles, we can reacquire what made this country great.”

That’s right. I think both the Dims and Repubs are scared of what has been unleashed and how far it is going to go.

We picked off a few “moderates” during this primary season, but I consider it just a warm-up for 2012.

[SuziQ]

One of the items I stressed was that Boehner should not be the next Speaker. He's just as entrenched in the DC political muck and mire as the Democrats.

I guess it all depends on if he can convince the new folks to vote for him. But they SHOULD have a "come to Jesus" meeting with him, to assure him that IF they vote for him, he'd better follow though with conservative ideas, or they will toss his fanny out of that Speaker's seat in a New York minute.