[iowamark]

Conservatism is at a low point right now.

[ArrogantBustard]

Hmmm ...

Any joker calling the House of Bustard trying to take a survey gets: “PleaseremovemefromyourtelephonelistThankyouverymuchGoodbye < click>”

[Las Vegas Ron]

Maybe TP people are hesitant to confirm their beliefs lest their names and addresses show up some some interactive website?

[Gene Eric]

Media deamonization has scared away many “partiers”, but they’re still out there. The feckless GOP-e doesn’t help.

[Le Chien Rouge]

I like the Tea Party movement but at this point in time, I am prepping (ammo-food etc,) for the coming economic collapse( it IS coming) rather than being political active.

Hell in the USA is about to unleashed and I do not think any political entity can stop this from occurring....and other tea Party member’s may also be preparing..

JMO...

[MeganC]

I’m not a TEA Party member because they’re too liberal for me.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

Years of propaganda and lies about the Tea Party will do this.

[ZULU]

According to Ratsmussen, Romney should be sitting in the White House now.

So much for Rasmussen surveys

[Wiser now]

Many of ua now call ourselves Independents after the betrayal by the RINO leadership.
Besides, the media ian’t going to be able to attack their precious indies.

[Red_Devil 232]

I did not realize a person had to join the Tea Party. We just show up when needed!

[Mr. K]

Wow- almost 1 in 10 people claim to be TEA party supporters?

Thats pretty darn good.

But I see the communist agitprop spinning it according to the will of their masters in the White House

[Osage Orange]

Polls aren't News......

Polls are manufactured "News".......

[RatRipper]

Give me a choice between Tea Party and Republican and I say Tea Party. . . all day long and then some.

WE NEED A VIABLE NEW CONSERVATIVE PARTY!!!!

[LibLieSlayer]

scotty is just getting the results that the gop/e paid for... he lied to all of us during the election... rasmussen is the turd standard now.

LLS

[x]

Such is the fate of ad hoc movements. If you don’t have a structure, an organization, regular meetings, leaders, publicity it’s easy to just wither away.

[struggle]

It only took 3%

[3Fingas]

Rasmussen is just doing penance for getting the election wrong. He is going out of his way to curry favor with the perceived ascendant political class.

As far as being out of the mainstream politically....if the results of the previous election point to what now passes for mainstream, I am going Galt till everyone gains their collective senses again.

[publius911]

I say BS!

I have never claimed to be a Tea Party "member." I still am not, and I won't play the Soros "progressive" game of accepting a label.

I still totally subscribe to the Tea Party fiscal and social conservate philosophy, however, and I accept no "leadership."

[Junior_G]

I quit listening to talk radio and quit watching Fox News after the election...it’s sports radio for me now. Really, who needs to listen to a daily play-by-play of American decline?

[nutmeg]

The Tea Party movement has pretty much disappeared here in Connecticut. After the shockingly miserable 2010 election results in CT, everyone scattered off in various directions. The Ron Paul-bots went one way, "Evangelical" conservatives went another, RINO lovers went another direction, and former Tea Party people (of varying degrees of conservatism) went off in various directions. And a few were smart enough to move the heck out of Connecticut (We hope to be in that category someday).

Connecticut and the northeast - including New Hampshire (don't be fooled) - are hopeless anyway.

I know the Tea Party is alive in well in Ohio! My husband and I were honored to rally with The Clermont Tea Party in Cincinnati, Ohio on Sunday, November 4, 2012:

Ohio Demands the Truth on Benghazi (Ohio Tea Party rally Sunday, Nov 4, 2012, Cincinnati)

What an amazing, BIG group of folks! Our country needs many more patriots like these...