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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:12:13 AM EDT
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party.
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:12:14 AM EDT
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The Iowa caucus is rigged and tea party people don't donate for shit? Hadn't thought of those Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why can't the Tea Party get "real conservatives" nominated for President? That might have something to do with the identities and loyalties of the people who annouce the "winner" of the Iowa caucuses. It might also have to do with the identites and loyalties of the people who are large political donors.  Angle, Odonnell, Akin, Buck, etc... All called themselves "Tea Party." They all wanted more government, more taxes, and more rules. You make an excellent, excellent point, Aimless... |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:13:28 AM EDT
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It's bad when their true alliances come out for everyone to see.
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:13:29 AM EDT
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Good grief. Republicans are correct in trying to keep another Angle from the ballot against another Reid. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:14:14 AM EDT
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I never realized what a huge divide had been created in the Republican party till I started reading the posts of my lobbyist friend in DC. He spends more time criticizing the tea party then he does democrats. It is pathetic how out of touch those assholes get when they go to DC. That is the main problem right there, DC has it's version of reality that has nothing to do with the reality the rest of the country live in. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:15:30 AM EDT
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The better path is to take over the county level party committees and launch primary challenges like we're doing now. Building a third party from scratch is a huge undertaking. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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To what end? The Tea Party is made up largely of disenfranchised conservatives along with independents and libertarians. It is a great way to create a third party and ensure the GOP is irrelevant for ever. The better path is to take over the county level party committees and launch primary challenges like we're doing now. Building a third party from scratch is a huge undertaking. I really don't see it as a plan of action; more like, this is what you get when you have no clue what you are doing. Millions sat out the last election, all the (D)'s have to do is show up to win; this year will be worse. I see a third party as just a natural progression; there are no good choices as things stand now. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:18:00 AM EDT
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Good grief. Republicans are correct in trying to keep another Angle from the ballot against another Reid. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Good grief. Republicans are correct in trying to keep another Angle from the ballot against another Reid. There's not much point in trying to talk sense to the radical "libertarians." They are only here to tear down the GOP by claiming to belong, but leaving. It's just a schtick, and this thread has become their latest rallying point. 
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:18:59 AM EDT
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I really don't see it as a plan of action; more like, this is what you get when you have no clue what you are doing. Millions sat out the last election, all the (D)'s have to do is show up to win; this year will be worse. I see a third party divide and conquer as just a natural progression; there are no good choices as things stand now. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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To what end? The Tea Party is made up largely of disenfranchised conservatives along with independents and libertarians. It is a great way to create a third party and ensure the GOP is irrelevant for ever. The better path is to take over the county level party committees and launch primary challenges like we're doing now. Building a third party from scratch is a huge undertaking. I really don't see it as a plan of action; more like, this is what you get when you have no clue what you are doing. Millions sat out the last election, all the (D)'s have to do is show up to win; this year will be worse. I see a third party divide and conquer as just a natural progression; there are no good choices as things stand now. Fixt |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:31:59 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:32:38 AM EDT
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This is a private PAC run by one single retired liberal of the Lincoln Chaffee mold.
It has nothing to do with the GOP or some supposed GOP plot to defeat the Tea Party. I see AR15.COMs squadron of Liberal Moby's is out in force once again trying to discredit the entire GOP with more of their shrill nonsense. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:33:00 AM EDT
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Until they change their ways out I will never vote for another Rublican, I will always vote for the third party. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:35:38 AM EDT
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Why can't the Tea Party get "real conservatives" nominated for President? That might have something to do with the identities and loyalties of the people who annouce the "winner" of the Iowa caucuses. It might also have to do with the identites and loyalties of the people who are large political donors. Is your memory that short or has the last Republican primary season been consigned to the memory hole? The caucuses are not rigged. I didn't say they were. In 2012 the state party announced a "winner" before all the "votes" had been tallied. By sheer coincidence, the "winner" (who didn't actually receive the most "votes") happened to be the candidate favored by the Republican Party establishment. I'm sure the party establishment thought the "win" was doubleplus good. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:37:33 AM EDT
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Is your memory that short or has the last Republican primary season been consigned to the memory hole? The caucuses are not rigged. I didn't say they were. In 2012 the state party announced a "winner" before all the "votes" had been tallied. By sheer coincidence, the "winner" (who didn't actually receive the most "votes") happened to be the candidate favored by the Republican Party establishment. I'm sure the party establishment thought the "win" was doubleplus good. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why can't the Tea Party get "real conservatives" nominated for President? That might have something to do with the identities and loyalties of the people who annouce the "winner" of the Iowa caucuses. It might also have to do with the identites and loyalties of the people who are large political donors. Is your memory that short or has the last Republican primary season been consigned to the memory hole? The caucuses are not rigged. I didn't say they were. In 2012 the state party announced a "winner" before all the "votes" had been tallied. By sheer coincidence, the "winner" (who didn't actually receive the most "votes") happened to be the candidate favored by the Republican Party establishment. I'm sure the party establishment thought the "win" was doubleplus good. RON PAUL 2016!!!!!!!11!!!!!!! |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:37:49 AM EDT
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I'm not sure what that gets you. Our state GOP backed the SAFE act but I don't think unregistering as a Republican gets me anywhere. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Voting for the 3rd party gives us the right to bitch.  If you don`t ya can`t bitch so vote for the 3rd party and bitch.
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:39:14 AM EDT
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RON PAUL 2016!!!!!!!11!!!!!!! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why can't the Tea Party get "real conservatives" nominated for President? That might have something to do with the identities and loyalties of the people who annouce the "winner" of the Iowa caucuses. It might also have to do with the identites and loyalties of the people who are large political donors. Is your memory that short or has the last Republican primary season been consigned to the memory hole? The caucuses are not rigged. I didn't say they were. In 2012 the state party announced a "winner" before all the "votes" had been tallied. By sheer coincidence, the "winner" (who didn't actually receive the most "votes") happened to be the candidate favored by the Republican Party establishment. I'm sure the party establishment thought the "win" was doubleplus good. RON PAUL 2016!!!!!!!11!!!!!!! I don't even think Ron Paul would even want to run it for the Republican Party know. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:43:02 AM EDT
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Until someone or some party can step up to bat and restore America again people will continue not to vote and the left will soon take the full court.
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:46:01 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Voting for the 3rd party gives us the right to bitch. If you don`t ya can`t bitch so vote for the 3rd party and bitch.Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Voting for the 3rd party gives us the right to bitch. If you don`t ya can`t bitch so vote for the 3rd party and bitch. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:49:02 AM EDT
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There's not much point in trying to talk sense to the radical "libertarians." They are only here to tear down the GOP by claiming to belong, but leaving. It's just a schtick, and this thread has become their latest rallying point. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Good grief. Republicans are correct in trying to keep another Angle from the ballot against another Reid. There's not much point in trying to talk sense to the radical "libertarians." They are only here to tear down the GOP by claiming to belong, but leaving. It's just a schtick, and this thread has become their latest rallying point. When Harry Reid woke up the day after the GOP state convention in Nevada, and found out who he was going to be running against... Keep in mind, no one of any prominence in Nevada backed Reid, and the newspapers were encouraging his ouster... When Reid woke-up and found out it was Angle who won, he probably honestly felt like he had just win the lottery. And by the end of the day when small-government conservatives refused to support her, I am 100% confident he felt like he had won the lottery... Republicans are wise to keep many so-called "tea party" conservatives from the ballot. It is one thing to lose. It's another to lose n a mandate while allowing the left to make a caricature out of the rest of us... "Taxed enough already" smaller-government Tea Party Republicans...??? I have no problem with them. Please run... We need more of them... Angle calling herself "tea party." Yes, I fully-support the Republican Party trying to keep folks like her from the ballot... She wasn't a conservative, ever. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:52:39 AM EDT
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RON PAUL 2016!!!!!!!11!!!!!!! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why can't the Tea Party get "real conservatives" nominated for President? That might have something to do with the identities and loyalties of the people who annouce the "winner" of the Iowa caucuses. It might also have to do with the identites and loyalties of the people who are large political donors. Is your memory that short or has the last Republican primary season been consigned to the memory hole? The caucuses are not rigged. I didn't say they were. In 2012 the state party announced a "winner" before all the "votes" had been tallied. By sheer coincidence, the "winner" (who didn't actually receive the most "votes") happened to be the candidate favored by the Republican Party establishment. I'm sure the party establishment thought the "win" was doubleplus good. RON PAUL 2016!!!!!!!11!!!!!!! I have never supported his candidacy, as I have pointed out to you previously. In fact, once I was informed of the identity of the favored candidate, I sat out the Republican primary season. Further, it wasn't the congressman who received the largest number of "votes". But if you wish to alienate ever larger numbers of people from the Republican party keep doing what you are doing. You just might manage to turn the US into a larger version of Illinois, where the Republican party holds no power whatsoever. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:53:46 AM EDT
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<snip> Angle calling herself "tea party." Yes, I fully-support the Republican Party trying to keep folks like her from the ballot... She wasn't a conservative, ever. It's the same as the topic of this thread--anyone can call themselves a "Republican." Or a member of "the tea party." |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:54:47 AM EDT
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Waste of time for the most part. NY Conservative party has some pull in state elections Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Voting for the 3rd party gives us the right to bitch. If you don`t ya can`t bitch so vote for the 3rd party and bitch.The left ear " California" and the right ear " New York" is Infecting the brain of America. The east and west coast socialism is movin inwatd on the country. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:55:03 AM EDT
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And this is why I will not give them one more cent Preach it... |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:55:31 AM EDT
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Sounds like Union 5th columnist activity to me. Most Republicans I know like the ideals of the Tea Party. Reduce spending and lower taxes.
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:55:57 AM EDT
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<snip> You just might manage to turn the US into a larger version of Illinois, where the Republican party holds no power whatsoever. No thanks. I'll leave that to you and your fellow travellers, as evidenced by this and every other thread like it. Just a rallying point they are. "I'll not give one red cent to the GOP!": "I'm glad I left the GOP!" "The GOP needs to die!" Sound familiar? Or do you want more? 
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Posted: 2/8/2014 7:57:38 AM EDT
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Sounds like Union 5th columnist activity to me. Most Republicans I know like the ideals of the Tea Party. Reduce spending and lower taxes. It is--the same as the Moby trolls in this thread. It's nothing to do with the GOP.
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Posted: 2/8/2014 11:41:31 AM EDT
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To what end? The Tea Party is made up largely of disenfranchised conservatives along with independents and libertarians. It is a great way to create a third party and ensure the GOP is irrelevant for ever. Not really. The Whig party died in just 3 election cycles because the leadership controlling it wanted to make nice with the Democrats who were in power instead of facing the issues of the day. Sound familiar? |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 11:44:48 AM EDT
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When I lived back East, I heard a very simple truth: The Yankee Republican party was just a place where Democrats who didn't want to wait to run for office went.up t Idaho ain't Yankees. The R party is in a fight for it's soul. If Boehner and his ilk win, it's lights out for the Republican party. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 11:46:54 AM EDT
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The republican party is heading down the shitter fast Not fast enough. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 11:57:48 AM EDT
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Know how I know that almost no one posting in this thread read the article?
unions gave $765,000 of the PAC’s $845,000 cash on hand — more than 90 percent. This is NOT the GOP as a whole, it's one rhino trying to run a false flag operation and the only donations he's got and is going to get are from liberal unions. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 12:04:31 PM EDT
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RON PAUL 2016!!!!!!!11!!!!!!! You are, by far, the biggest Paulbot on this site. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 12:12:32 PM EDT
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 I'll double that.
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Posted: 2/8/2014 12:17:36 PM EDT
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There are far more stories out there about conservative tea party groups raising FAR MORE money to keep a conservative course and defeat the democrats.
However, the divide and conquer efforts don't support telling those tales. |
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Posted: 2/8/2014 12:19:58 PM EDT
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There's not much point in trying to talk sense to the radical "libertarians." They are only here to tear down the GOP by claiming to belong, but leaving. It's just a schtick, and this thread has become their latest rallying point. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Good grief. Republicans are correct in trying to keep another Angle from the ballot against another Reid. There's not much point in trying to talk sense to the radical "libertarians." They are only here to tear down the GOP by claiming to belong, but leaving. It's just a schtick, and this thread has become their latest rallying point. Do you support John Boehner, Mitch McConnell, John McCain, etc. ? |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 5:44:40 AM EDT
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It is--the same as the Moby trolls in this thread. It's nothing to do with the GOP. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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There are far more stories out there about conservative tea party groups raising FAR MORE money to keep a conservative course and defeat the democrats. However, the divide and conquer efforts don't support telling those tales. And this. Different day, same stale, played out tune. 
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Posted: 2/9/2014 5:45:50 AM EDT
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f#$k the RINOs Yep. Massive government and handouts are fine with them, as long as it's THEIR kind of big government and handouts. |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 6:42:03 AM EDT
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It's the same as the topic of this thread--anyone can call themselves a "Republican." Or a member of "the tea party." Or a libertarian. It is much more important to look at where the candidate stands, labels be damned. |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 6:45:35 AM EDT
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Imagine how fucked up the 90% of voters would be if there were no Political party designators on the ballets? Only names and you would have to spend 30 minutes to research online what each candidates values were?
I say we move to no designation of political affiliation on all ballots. Do I hear a second to that motion? |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 6:49:48 AM EDT
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Posted: 2/9/2014 6:57:31 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Just get rid of the RINO element. Start right now by removing Boehner as Speaker. The primary his butt so he and most other moderates are gone. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: The GOP needs to die. I say this as a life long Republican. The day you start to fear and fight against your base, is the day the day you start to DIE.  Just get rid of the RINO element. Start right now by removing Boehner as Speaker. The primary his butt so he and most other moderates are gone. |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:07:47 AM EDT
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Is there a way to kick people out of the Party? Ohioans need to get on it. Yes, don't vote or contribute to them or their front organizations. When the NRCC or GOP calls I cut them off and ask "Is Boehner still Speaker of the House and attacking the conservatives? As long as he and the party leadership are doing so I will never support them. It takes a lot of stupid to call and ask for my money and vote then turn around and tell me I'm to shut up and go away until the next election. I will give support to any conservative directly but as long as Boehner is Speaker of the House and this assault on the people continues, I will never, ever give to the party or any of it's fund raiser groups. Just because you called, I'm writing a nice check to the Tea Party." (Click!) |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:09:59 AM EDT
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Imagine how fucked up the 90% of voters would be if there were no Political party designators on the ballets? Only names and you would have to spend 30 minutes to research online what each candidates values were? I say we move to no designation of political affiliation on all ballots. Do I hear a second to that motion? Regardless, candidates and reps would form blocs to indicate whom they would select as Speaker and as committee chairs, indicating which collective philosophy would guide the legislative agenda. |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:12:02 AM EDT
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It is CLEAR. The GOP needs to have the Conservatives, Tea Party and Libertarians to come together and push out these people. If we don't the GOP will fade away
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:12:58 AM EDT
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It's pretty simple--we are infested with lefties. They mostly claim to be "libertarians" (not to be confused with real/sincere actual libertarians), some just post lefty crap, but then like to talk about how "our party" has gone to shit, etc. I guess this means we've hit the big time when the Dems feel the need to infiltrate and divide us. Obviously only the weak minded idiots fall for it, but they keep trying. LOL. it's usually the same people that are unable to read an article and assess it rationally that think other tribes are secretly trying to undermine GD. such imagination. such intrigue. the left isn't working to divide you. it doesn't need to. |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:17:39 AM EDT
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I think the GOP's problem with the TEA party is that it's too blue collar, middle class, Joe Punchclock.
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:19:10 AM EDT
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When Harry Reid woke up the day after the GOP state convention in Nevada, and found out who he was going to be running against... Keep in mind, no one of any prominence in Nevada backed Reid, and the newspapers were encouraging his ouster... When Reid woke-up and found out it was Angle who won, he probably honestly felt like he had just win the lottery. And by the end of the day when small-government conservatives refused to support her, I am 100% confident he felt like he had won the lottery... Republicans are wise to keep many so-called "tea party" conservatives from the ballot. It is one thing to lose. It's another to lose n a mandate while allowing the left to make a caricature out of the rest of us... "Taxed enough already" smaller-government Tea Party Republicans...??? I have no problem with them. Please run... We need more of them... Angle calling herself "tea party." Yes, I fully-support the Republican Party trying to keep folks like her from the ballot... She wasn't a conservative, ever. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Good grief. Republicans are correct in trying to keep another Angle from the ballot against another Reid. There's not much point in trying to talk sense to the radical "libertarians." They are only here to tear down the GOP by claiming to belong, but leaving. It's just a schtick, and this thread has become their latest rallying point. When Harry Reid woke up the day after the GOP state convention in Nevada, and found out who he was going to be running against... Keep in mind, no one of any prominence in Nevada backed Reid, and the newspapers were encouraging his ouster... When Reid woke-up and found out it was Angle who won, he probably honestly felt like he had just win the lottery. And by the end of the day when small-government conservatives refused to support her, I am 100% confident he felt like he had won the lottery... Republicans are wise to keep many so-called "tea party" conservatives from the ballot. It is one thing to lose. It's another to lose n a mandate while allowing the left to make a caricature out of the rest of us... "Taxed enough already" smaller-government Tea Party Republicans...??? I have no problem with them. Please run... We need more of them... Angle calling herself "tea party." Yes, I fully-support the Republican Party trying to keep folks like her from the ballot... She wasn't a conservative, ever. Soooooo are you saying don't vote for the TEA party conservatives because there may be a handful of people that adopt the TEA party moniker that aren't really 100 percent conservative. But instead stick with the regular GOP because they aren't lying about who they are? And they wanted to keep Angle from the ballot because they thought she wasn't a true legitimate Tea party candidate? Bull. The GOP will do the same to real conservatives who do fit the conservative agenda. They just want the power to themselves. FYI the GOP is not Conservative anymore!!! Just because they are only 90 percent democrat doesn't make them much of a better choice than the Dems. We need to stop being apologists for all of these fake conservatives on the GOP and kick them out. |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:20:18 AM EDT
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LOL. it's usually the same people that are unable to read an article and assess it rationally that think other tribes are secretly trying to undermine GD. such imagination. such intrigue. the left isn't working to divide you. it doesn't need to. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It's pretty simple--we are infested with lefties. They mostly claim to be "libertarians" (not to be confused with real/sincere actual libertarians), some just post lefty crap, but then like to talk about how "our party" has gone to shit, etc. I guess this means we've hit the big time when the Dems feel the need to infiltrate and divide us. Obviously only the weak minded idiots fall for it, but they keep trying. LOL. it's usually the same people that are unable to read an article and assess it rationally that think other tribes are secretly trying to undermine GD. such imagination. such intrigue. the left isn't working to divide you. it doesn't need to. Any perceived division within the GOP is focused upon and magnified by the Left and the MSM. There is no doubt that they seek to fan and fires of division. Denying it is nothing more than providing cover for it. |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:31:21 AM EDT
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THOSE republicans should just quit lying to themselves and formally switch over their voter registration cards to say "Democrat".
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:33:16 AM EDT
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This just confirms I made the right decision to leave the Republican Party. Good grief. Republicans are correct in trying to keep another Angle from the ballot against another Reid. There's not much point in trying to talk sense to the radical "libertarians." They are only here to tear down the GOP by claiming to belong, but leaving. It's just a schtick, and this thread has become their latest rallying point. I agree. The Libertarians have yet to realize they are forever marginalized. They go out of their way to alienate every soul they can find then complain they get no respect. The RINOs realize the people have caught on to their elitist, compromising ways and are rejecting them in droves. There is a power struggle taking place within the Republican Party. Hopefully out of the ashes a stronger, more conservative focused party will rise up truly representing the party membership. In the meantime the Libertarians will still continue seeking new ways to sink into irrelevance. |
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:37:42 AM EDT
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THOSE republicans should just quit lying to themselves and formally switch over their voter registration cards to say "Democrat". Only the Tea Party represents the right side of American politics today. Yes, ignore the naysayers. If not for the Tea Party in the House we'd have 30 million+ more legal democrat voters about right now. Sharon Angle ran on a reduction in spending & immigration enforcement platform, which is why she lost in 2010 when government largess was still popular (and apparently still is with some  ). As the value of fiat currency falls, the popularity of sanity will increase.
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Posted: 2/9/2014 7:37:51 AM EDT
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