I agree, except the TPM has gone all but incognito for the past two years. They seem to have abandoned any public show of solidarity and purpose in exchange for blogging and an occasional blurb on Facebook from Sarah Palin.
That ain’t cuttin’ it!
It’s just preaching to the choir, and a lot of the choir slept thru the sermons in this election. Romney and the GOPe reacted to the TPM like Dracula reacts to the Crucifix, and many conservatives stayed home. And even though Palin urged everyone to vote for him, it was an ABO move, as I don’t remember her ever actually “endorsing” him.
The TPM needs to fill up the Mall in DC again, and the other mass meetings. It fires up the base and connects like minds. If Obama had been running 2010’ he probably would have lost, as the right was on fire then.
The “Tea Party Coilition” in congress can’t do that, not alone, not amidst all the RINOs we have in there.
Time to hit the streets. It must work because the left does it, and they won.
The TPM gatherings gave hope to other conservatives who had all but given up. They felt part of something, with like-minded people.
I think the TPM succumbed to Alinsky tactics used by the obamaites and their trained media. Hiding behind a keyboard is not going to get the job done. What if bathhouse Barry joins with the UN and manages to control the web? There will be no communication and no organizing.
The time to kick it into high gear is now, not in 2016...by then it will be too late!
Mass bumper stickers, lawn signs and our letters to editors and phone calls, all saying the same thing, will identify us, but will also identify our movement and perhaps embolden the reluctant to bear up and fight back.
See our numbers and be activist with us. We need a cunning military/political guru, in the way of our own DeGaulle.