YES! The Tea Party has way too much power in Congress.
58%
NO! It's time for Republicans to stand up to them.
42%

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David J. Cyr's picture
David J. Cyr 12 years 26 weeks ago

Tea Party:

dimwitted have nots serving the interests of the have mosts

red state shepherds of blue state sheeple

(R) voters:

the people the corporate party is dependent upon to reliably produce a reflexively thoughtless fear filled reaction from the weak minded and weak willed (D) voters
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Dane's picture
Dane 12 years 26 weeks ago

They got in power because people didnt turn out in 2010, what does it take to convince democrats, progressives,liberals that all elections are important, even if its for dog catcher.

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