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∞∞∞ wrote:With the GOP divided among the Tea Party and the rest of its members, has the Tea Party transformed from a collective action to its own political party? I understand that it's still technically part of the GOP as that's where the majority of their funding comes from, but in the spirit of democracy, they have seemingly become their own entity with unique ideas and constituents.
the only way a person could think that "rift" (if it exists) could be GOOD for the entire system is if they are a blue blood donk. Because any rift (again, if it exists) ensures donk rule, which is in no way a good thing for this country.kalm wrote:I think there might be a serious rift in the GOP. That might be a good thing long term for the entire system. Screw the establishment...go Tea Party!
You laugh, but at least the conservative side can say that they don't march in lock step with what the RNC says. I sympathize with the Tea Party because they have the spine to divide the GOP over certain core principles. Neither the mainstream GOP nor the Tea Party represent my own interests, but I admire the Tea Party.houndawg wrote:∞∞∞ wrote:With the GOP divided among the Tea Party and the rest of its members, has the Tea Party transformed from a collective action to its own political party? I understand that it's still technically part of the GOP as that's where the majority of their funding comes from, but in the spirit of democracy, they have seemingly become their own entity with unique ideas and constituents.
Unique ideas and constituents for sure, like People of WalMart on oxycontin....
You sound like a true establishment Repub with that statement. Care to rescind it?AZGrizFan wrote:the only way a person could think that "rift" (if it exists) could be GOOD for the entire system is if they are a blue blood donk. Because any rift (again, if it exists) ensures donk rule, which is in no way a good thing for this country.kalm wrote:I think there might be a serious rift in the GOP. That might be a good thing long term for the entire system. Screw the establishment...go Tea Party!
Actually, that sounds like the perfect combination for Rand Paul.Congress does seem to be getting more "tripartisan". I've said it before... whoever the 2016 Republican candidate is will be trying to herd cats. There is no way you are getting conservative independents, tea partiers, social conservatives, and Paulite types behind one guy.
Hardly. But for the CURRENT system, the rift isn't good. I'm no fan of the current system, but unfortunately the only "cure" may be the death of the country--which is happening before our eyes with the inmates (Pelosi, Reid, Obama, Kerry, etc.) running the asylum.SDHornet wrote:You sound like a true establishment Repub with that statement. Care to rescind it?AZGrizFan wrote:
the only way a person could think that "rift" (if it exists) could be GOOD for the entire system is if they are a blue blood donk. Because any rift (again, if it exists) ensures donk rule, which is in no way a good thing for this country.
CID1990 wrote:You laugh, but at least the conservative side can say that they don't march in lock step with what the RNC says. I sympathize with the Tea Party because they have the spine to divide the GOP over certain core principles. Neither the mainstream GOP nor the Tea Party represent my own interests, but I admire the Tea Party.houndawg wrote:
Unique ideas and constituents for sure, like People of WalMart on oxycontin....
Guys like you would rather go to an early grave than break with your party line, and in 10 years we are going to see much larger, existential problems with the Democratic Party because of it.
So keep on laughing Bubba.
houndawg wrote:CID1990 wrote:
You laugh, but at least the conservative side can say that they don't march in lock step with what the RNC says. I sympathize with the Tea Party because they have the spine to divide the GOP over certain core principles. Neither the mainstream GOP nor the Tea Party represent my own interests, but I admire the Tea Party.
Guys like you would rather go to an early grave than break with your party line, and in 10 years we are going to see much larger, existential problems with the Democratic Party because of it.
So keep on laughing Bubba.
Registered independent since 1972.
Ibanez wrote:The Tea Party has wrecked havoc on the Republican Party. They are a pox.
CID1990 wrote:You laugh, but at least the conservative side can say that they don't march in lock step with what the RNC says. I sympathize with the Tea Party because they have the spine to divide the GOP over certain core principles. Neither the mainstream GOP nor the Tea Party represent my own interests, but I admire the Tea Party.houndawg wrote:
Unique ideas and constituents for sure, like People of WalMart on oxycontin....
Guys like you would rather go to an early grave than break with your party line, and in 10 years we are going to see much larger, existential problems with the Democratic Party because of it.
So keep on laughing Bubba.
Any more than you are, Mr. Conversion-to-Libertarianism-in-2009 fucker?AZGrizFan wrote:houndawg wrote:
Registered independent since 1972.
So fucking what. You think that makes you somehow "impartial", or objective?
In our partisan country, if they do, they will have lost what little power/relevance they have.mrklean wrote:Ibanez wrote:The Tea Party has wrecked havoc on the Republican Party. They are a pox.
They will split from the GOP.
You're right, Mountie.....then, watch out for a wave of federal building, post office, and military installation bombings by those cocksvckers.ASUMountaineer wrote:In our partisan country, if they do, they will have lost what little power/relevance they have.mrklean wrote:
They will split from the GOP.
Being a libertarian doesn't make me "objective". It just makes me rational.Cap'n Cat wrote:Any more than you are, Mr. Conversion-to-Libertarianism-in-2009 fucker?AZGrizFan wrote:
So fucking what. You think that makes you somehow "impartial", or objective?
If they do that they'll be less relevant. They ain't going nowhere.mrklean wrote:Ibanez wrote:The Tea Party has wrecked havoc on the Republican Party. They are a pox.
They will split from the GOP.
mrklean wrote:Ibanez wrote:The Tea Party has wrecked havoc on the Republican Party. They are a pox.
They will split from the GOP.
Makes me rational.AZGrizFan wrote:houndawg wrote:
Registered independent since 1972.
So **** what. You think that makes you somehow "impartial", or objective?
You are liberal. Admit it.houndawg wrote:Makes me rational.AZGrizFan wrote:
So **** what. You think that makes you somehow "impartial", or objective?
houndawg wrote:Registered independent since 1972.
You come off like a 16 year old. Didn't know you were a codger.Who are 1 & 2?89Hen wrote:houndawg wrote:Registered independent since 1972.
BTW, you are in the top 3 partisan hacks to ever visit this site.