[SpeakerToAnimals]

You may not know that naturally, that conservative tea party was made up of mostly the religious and social conservative, although their focus was on economics, they were more religious than most Americans, and almost half, were no only religious, but identified as the "religious right".

I went to a few TP rallies. I agree with your assessment. My point is that in 2010 we had republicans, independents and LP types united, and we won. I believe we can unite on fiscal issues and win again.

Or we can fight and call each other names, and lose like 2012. I try to build coalitions around common beliefs. For example, in this article, the author points out that the GOPe alienated youngsters by calling the "tea party heros" whackobirds.

Do you want to gain allies who will vote for "tea party heros" or chase them off with insults? Just asking.

[ansel12]

Resisting a political movement promoting abortion, open borders, drugs, porn, the homosexualizing of the military and the gay agenda, is not “insulting” them, and if it is, what do you care?

This is a conservative site, not a gay marriage forum, how can conservative political positions be the wrong ones here?