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Wow I cant believe I am saying this, but Bailey, well said and I agree. I honestly think it will be way to long a road and that the rep establishment will fight it tooth and nail especially since the rep standard has been drifting left for several years. [Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
Thanks. I'm sure they will fight it. But if it works and it's what the people want eventually they're gonna lose that fight. They lost in TX and a few other states already.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevelkinevil
It won't be long until the Tea Part IS the Republican Party.
But it's up to the people to vote for them. The real battle really won't be changing the republican side...though that'll be a fight, for sure. The real battle will be defeating the liberal mentality that's so deeply ingrained in about 40% of the electorate. Hell...you need look no further than to some on this forum to know that's true.
How do you figure that? Considering the "Tea Party" isn't an official party it's pretty hard to get on the ballot as a Tea Party candidate. Almost all Tea Party candidates run as republicans.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoodBurbon
If a republican claims to be tea party, He's a wolf claiming to be in sheep's clothing until he proves otherwise.
You're taking words right off my keyboard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
Clever. [Shake]Quote:
Originally Posted by bryjcom
Admittedly, I dont know much about him. But I'm all for his idea of privatizing Medicare/caid and social security
And Mitt opposes the AWB now, doesn't he?Quote:
Originally Posted by Danimal
I don't trust a man who shifts his opinions for political reasons. Ryan's voting record is there and with a little research you will find that the infographic is correct.
Any jerk can talk a good game. It's your voting record that shows your true colors.
Give the Iranians time and it may yet come to that (I doubt we have to worry about the Japanese). [ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone