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I agree. The Tea Party is not an entity, it's a movement. It's like the founders idea of citizen legislators, who would come to Washington, do their work, and return home to their real lives. This is the Tea Party. They did their work (2010), went back home, will return in 2012.

Some still hold meetings etc., but the vast majority are just voters, waiting for their turn to express their power. The only REAL power we have left.

Is a hibernating bear no longer a bear? Just wait until Spring (in this case Fall).

But, but, the primaries. We already have our candidate, “anybody but Obama”. We'll know exactly who it is after the convention.

The Tea Party arose in response to ObamaCare and an overreaching Federal Government. And in 2010, we elected dramatically changed the composition of Congress. Now we wait until the next chance, 2012, when we will dramatically change the direction in which this country is headed.

In the meantime, we’ve settled for gridlock, not a final solution, but at least a dampening of the Obama madness, which is on full display in his proposed new “budget.”

The Occupy crowd tried, in a way, to duplicate the Tea Party by remaining unorganized, but when you take a bunch of lazy leftist bums and throw them together, you get the expected trash-filled, crime-ridden, mess you’d expect, whether they’ve organized or not. And now, even though they were encouraged by every major news organization in the world, they’re dying out as 98.9% of their so-called 99% refuse to even be associated with such rabble.

Meanwhile, the Tea Party members, unorganized for the most part, and certainly decentralized, many of us not even formally associated with a local organization, just wait, ready to join our friends and neighbors to conduct an orderly rout of both the GOP establishment and the Left in November. And we’ll even clean up after ourselves when we’re done.

They have no idea...