Quote from: Solar on August 03, 2017, 05:39:09 PM
I have no doubt the subject has been discussed, and almost as fast as the subject was broached, the question of, "Who will pay for it"? Ended the conversation.
That's the problem with starting a third party, you need offices in every state paying rent, staff to run campaigns, all of which takes billions to establish a real threat to an existing party.
I do believe if the Conservative Caucus were to challenge the gop'E in the form of coup, I believe we'd see a ground swell operation willing to support them, though I do believe we've passed the precipice of a need for a revolt, I believe we're on the verge of claiming the GOP for our own..

So true. TEA is an evolution and it has only been in existence for about eight years. The process is to undo a system that has been in place for decades. It takes time to recruit new folks with good ideas. Look at how the Freedom Caucus has evolved into a real factor within the GOP. Also, Trump has helped by bringing a segment of our population back to their senses. Just stay the course.

Quote from: supsalemgr on August 04, 2017, 04:54:12 AM
So true. TEA is an evolution and it has only been in existence for about eight years. The process is to undo a system that has been in place for decades. It takes time to recruit new folks with good ideas. Look at how the Freedom Caucus has evolved into a real factor within the GOP. Also, Trump has helped by bringing a segment of our population back to their senses. Just stay the course.

Exactly! It took the gop'E more than a century to take the party this far left, and TEA has managed to drag it kicking and screaming back to the point where half the party is about to be purged.
There's no reason we need to change tactics at this point, especially while on the verge of owning the party within another election cycle, maybe two.
The Marxist Establishment would love nothing more than to start a 3rd party movement, ensuring a leftist stronghold on the nations political system.