Comments on: The TEA Party Movement’s Impact On Election 2010

By: Linsey Sosby

Linsey Sosby — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 06:16:48 +0000

I was also wrong about the tea party movement until I discovered a great site that made me understand it better. I met many of friends on the site and must say I was impressed with the way they think. I assumed they were all crazy people then I found out why they are the tea party movement. It was because they care about the United States and the constitution.

By: USN Ret.

USN Ret. — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 15:37:03 +0000

Unfortunately, the only way, for a TEA party victory, is to take over the Republican.

It would be poetic justice if no Democrat, or so few Democrats won that it wouldn’t matter if a third party divided the tea party vote. Thats not gonna happen because of all the dolts, free loaders, and dumbed down union laborers that think they have to vote Democrat.

By: Carlos

Carlos — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 20:08:08 +0000

Heck, Gary, people like me don’t “hate” the government, we just despise the slugs, thieves and social misfits that run it at all levels, especially the unelected drones we have to deal with on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.

One of the unfortunate things about our form of government is the elected national officials we have we don’t get to see face-to-face very often. Consequently, they don’t have a clue what’s really on our mind, only what they read in a generally socialist press and what they hear from K Streeters in their Brooks Bros. suits, and I can guarantee you it’s not what’s on our minds or the way we think of things. (Their reasoning: we aren’t smart enough to know what’s best for ourselves.)

The best thing that could happen to our country this coming year is to regain control of Congress with Tea Party candidates.

The worst thing that could happen to our country is if we do elect a Tea Party majority and they turn out to be a bunch of Cunninghams, DeLays or Sanfords, especially the “I am for family values” Sanfords.