[Vaquero]

I have not heard from the so called tea-party since the 2010 election.

did they sit on their laurels for those 2 years?

we won! now we are finished.

then came zer0 in 2012 and they were silent.

[iopscusa]

The T-Party energy turned out the vote that gave the GOP a second life. The GOP managed to squander this effort and will likely be discarded. What is next?

[annieokie]

That's what I would like to know.

What I saw in my state, the "party" (non party) was divided, two factions fighting over control of a non entity. rofl.

Then Glenn Beck seemed to stake a claim to the movement with his "big rally" in DC....which was GREAT but left us wandering around for more.

All this left us "the ralliers", homeless.

[LS]

I agree. I spoke to a few of these groups, and their numbers got fewer and less intense.

I think now, rather than a backlash, you'll see a lot of hunkering down, survivalism, moving money to the safest places possible, and so on. Protests won't do much at this point. Since the Dems won almost all their senate races, there is not even a threat there.

[Sarajevo]

You can “like” the TEA Party on Facebook. Then they will send you all polls and links to all the things they should have been following prior to the election.