Quote from: Santa Barbara Machine Head on June 11, 2011, 07:27:56 PM
You mean us racists?

Yes, and baby/old people killing homophobes....

Quote from: taxed on June 11, 2011, 07:29:38 PM
Yes, and baby/old people killing homophobes....

And we eat puppies...

Quote from: Santa Barbara Machine Head on June 11, 2011, 07:21:51 PM
I was thinking about that. Like November they'll get plenty of coverage though it will be negative but that didn't stop the voters from doing their own research. Perhaps the elites will be doing us a favor by trashing tea Tea Party.

I think the Tea Party debate on CNN in September will change a lot of minds. 8)

I would like to address the larger question of should Tea Party members vote for the Republican presidential candidate, whoever s/he may be just because we want to get rid of Barack Obama so badly?

It is now perfectly clear the Republican Party establishment, and by that I mean the corporate-dominated wing of the Republican Party, plans to use Obama's Marxist, socialist ideology to pressure Tea Party members into supporting a "center-right" Republican presidential nominee. The question is, should Tea Party members support another RINO presidential candidate just because we so desperately want to get rid of Obama?

ex animo

davidfarrar

Quote from: davidfarrar on June 11, 2011, 08:17:49 PM
I would like to address the larger question of should Tea Party members vote for the Republican presidential candidate, whoever s/he may be just because we want to get rid of Barack Obama so badly?

It is now perfectly clear the Republican Party establishment, and by that I mean the corporate-dominated wing of the Republican Party, plans to use Obama's Marxist, socialist ideology to pressure Tea Party members into supporting a "center-right" Republican presidential nominee. The question is, should Tea Party members support another RINO presidential candidate just because we so desperately want to get rid of Obama?

ex animo

davidfarrar

Two words, Hell No!!! 8)
The whole purpose of the Tea party is to cull the RINO from the GOP.

Quote from: davidfarrar on June 11, 2011, 08:17:49 PM
I would like to address the larger question of should Tea Party members vote for the Republican presidential candidate, whoever s/he may be just because we want to get rid of Barack Obama so badly?

It is now perfectly clear the Republican Party establishment, and by that I mean the corporate-dominated wing of the Republican Party, plans to use Obama's Marxist, socialist ideology to pressure Tea Party members into supporting a "center-right" Republican presidential nominee. The question is, should Tea Party members support another RINO presidential candidate just because we so desperately want to get rid of Obama?

ex animo

davidfarrar

No they shouldn't...

Quote from: davidfarrar on June 11, 2011, 08:17:49 PM
I would like to address the larger question of should Tea Party members vote for the Republican presidential candidate, whoever s/he may be just because we want to get rid of Barack Obama so badly?

It is now perfectly clear the Republican Party establishment, and by that I mean the corporate-dominated wing of the Republican Party, plans to use Obama's Marxist, socialist ideology to pressure Tea Party members into supporting a "center-right" Republican presidential nominee. The question is, should Tea Party members support another RINO presidential candidate just because we so desperately want to get rid of Obama?

ex animo

davidfarrar

By the way, welcome to the forum. 8)

Quote from: Santa Barbara Machine Head on June 11, 2011, 08:26:48 PM
No they shouldn't...

What concerns me is that a certain percentage will not stand strong and fall for that 'lesser of two evils' crap.

Quote from: Solar on June 11, 2011, 06:48:33 PM
:D :D
Smart ass!

He won't make it through the primaries.

And if he does? Not that I want him, because I don't. But what if he DOES?

Stay home and Obama gets back in, it's that simple. This nation can NOT take another four years of this totally anti-American fool. THAT'S the bottom line.

Quote from: MAC Man on June 11, 2011, 08:38:56 PM
What concerns me is that a certain percentage will not stand strong and fall for that 'lesser of two evils' crap.

A certain percentage want Obama gone no matter who the GOP picks to run against him.

Quote from: MAC Man on June 11, 2011, 08:38:56 PM
What concerns me is that a certain percentage will not stand strong and fall for that 'lesser of two evils' crap.

Which means we get the greater of two evils. Tell me again why that's a good thing?

Quote from: arpad on June 12, 2011, 06:12:33 PM
Which means we get the greater of two evils. Tell me again why that's a good thing?
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Forget about that 'lesser of two evils' crap and about being 'herded'. It's all B.S. as we all know.  ::) You go right ahead and vote for the Republican nominee, even if they're a RINO, if that makes you happy.

I plan on voting my conscience and that means NO MORE RINO's for me.

Quote from: quiller on June 11, 2011, 09:31:54 PM
And if he does? Not that I want him, because I don't. But what if he DOES?

Stay home and Obama gets back in, it's that simple. This nation can NOT take another four years of this totally anti-American fool. THAT'S the bottom line.

Let me make this as clear as possible!
There is no way in Hell that Romney will make it through the primary process without Tea party support.
There are no ifs ands or buts about it!
No candidate will make it through, without the Tea party support!

Remember all those people that sat out McCain's vote or voted for someone else?
Those people will be voting Tea party, along with the majority of the Republicans, that is a huge number pissed at the GOP, its more than enough to influence an election.

Is that clear enough?

Noted.  ;D

Quote from: quiller on June 12, 2011, 08:51:41 PM
Noted.  ;D

That wasn't directed at you, but to the audience at large.
I spent the better half of the day repeating that around the web, that was pretty much a cut n paste answer, I have been posting all day since our story broke.

This story is all over the place and they alll seem to focus on the "What Ifs", and I just keep repeating that over and over like a club upside a libs head till they finally get it. ;D

Now if Palin enters the race, the question will be "What about the Independents?"
I guess we'll just have to release a story about that as well. :))