Republicans versus the Tea Party

Boehner is being "primaried" by the T.P. Highly unusual since the Republicans are so used to falling in line and taking their marching orders. http://content.usatoday.com/communities/onpolitics/post/2011/09/john-boehner-primary-challenge-tea-party-abortion-/1 ...

It isn't possible to have an actual discussion with a tea party member. They love slogans and one-liners, but that's as far as their 'thinking' goes. They are shallow thinkers. The one thing about this, whether you think it is a good thing or a bad thing, is that they are causing the Republican Party to lose credibility. Decent people have been sucked into it temporarily, but if they are able to think, they eventually have enough of it. The Birther movement is taking the Tea ...

By John ByrneMonday, April 5th, 2010 -- 9:00 am Republicans were thrilled when Tea Party-backed Scott Brown won a special election to capture Ted Kennedy's Senate seat in Massachusetts. But they're not quite as thrilled with the Tea Party now. Angst at the government in power may fuel some conservatives to boycott the US census, costing their party coveted seats in Congress for years to come. Republicans could also lose seats in state legislatures if districts are redrawn. The US po ...

I'm a Tea Party Republican considering Bernie Sanders and I do not believe I'm alone. self.SandersForPresident submitted 2 months ago by NebraskaMerican I've long considered myself an Independent but was drawn to the Republican Party with the rise of the anti-establishment Tea Party movement and specifically Ron Paul's 2 presidential runs. 2 weeks ago, I decided to go see Bernie in Iowa with my lifelong Democrat father because I thought it would be a great way t ...

By Ron BrynaertTuesday, May 4th, 2010 -- 12:07 pm It took many years for Senator John McCain to lose his unofficial RINO (conservative acronym for 'Republican In Name Only') status. And even though the Arizona senator has done his best to mollify conservatives that he backs a controversial new law which critics say will lead to racial profiling of Latinos, Republicans related to him in family and politics are taking the opposite point of view. At Bloomberg News, Keven Hassett, an eco ...

Republicans vote to reaffirm party's opposition to gay marriage Adoption of hardline stance is seen as a slap in the face for the RNC leadership, which has been trying to soften party position Ed Pilkington in New York guardian.co.uk, Friday 12 April 2013 17.37 EDT RNC chairman Reince Priebus has been trying to steer the party towards a softer, more centrist position. Photograph: Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP Social conservatives have staged a counter-offen ...

Anyone can say "yes". Yes, you can have an abortion whenever you like. Yes, you can collect a tax refund even when you've paid no taxes. Yes, you can vote even if you can't prove that you're eligible. Yes, you can slide into this country ahead of people who follow the immigration laws. Yes, Iran can run thousands of nuclear reactors. Yes, you can say whatever you like about Christians and other people we hate. Yes, you can be a cop-killer and teach on our campus. Yes, you ...

even among Republicans, according to a survey from Pew Research. But the group is still potent within the Republican Party — which means that Sen. Ted Cruz gets a bit of good news on an otherwise bleak day. "Tea Party" is a necessarily vague affiliation. There are members of Tea Party groups, of course, but Pew largely had to allow poll respondents to self identify. And a lot of Republicans did so. About four-in-ten (41%) Republicans and Republican leaners agree with the Tea Pa ...

I hope with everything I have in me that the Tea Party does not represent the Republican Party. This is what the Tea Party stands for. They are full of vitriole and hatred. This is not what the Republican party stands for. See comments by Republican Party of Orange County Chairman Scott Baugh, "It's just highly inappropriate, it's a despicable message, it drips with racism and I think she should step down from the committee," said Baugh. "Davenport, a tea party activist, represents t ...

So many great speakers. ...

Has anyone else noticed how the doctors are dictating these days??? For example..."is a patient THAT injured himself while skiing"...what happened to "is a patient WHO injured himself while skiing"? "That" seems so imipersonal when talking about a patient/human being. ...

Does anyone have advice on the pros and cons of these 2 procedures? I am so unsure of what to do. I am 39 and sure I want no more children. The price for the tubal is why I am hesitating. I have a $2500 deductible to meet and then pay 20% after that. The operation is anywhere from 6 to 8000. I hesitate about the hormones in the IUD and other side effects I have read about. ...

This made me laugh. http://biggeekdad.com/2014/02/mailman-vs-cat/ ...

My most memorable was a doctor I was transcribing who was obviously from India and had a very strong accent. I was typing away with very little problem understanding him until he stated, "De peshent hez a heestorrrry of sorrrry asses." He said it just like that, a heestorrrry of sorrrry asses. After listening for the third time, I finally heard it; "a history of psoriasis." ...

And Rush is still on the air. Ding. ding, ding. Round #2..... LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Current TV on Friday counter-sued former host Keith Olbermann, claiming he failed to perform his duties for the progressive television network and saying it does not owe him "a dime" of the millions Olbermann claims he is owed. Current and Olbermann, who hosted his program "Countdown" on the network, have been locked in a war of words and legal filings since last week, when Current fired the comment ...

I was thinking today how words that end in "crat" typically have a negative connotation... Bureaucrat Autocrat Aristocrat D _ _ _ crat Isn't it a bad idea to have a political party name ending in crat? Of course the last 4 letters in Republican are I C A N. ...

Ding-ding-ding! Round 1 begins... http://blogs.forbes.com/peterferrara/2011/05/05/reaganomics-vs-obamanomics-facts-and-figures/ Reaganomics Vs. Obamanomics: Facts And Figures May. 5 2011 - 11:37 am In February 2009 I wrote an article for The Wall Street Journal entitled “Reaganomics v Obamanomics,” which argued that the emerging outlines of President Obama’s economic policies were following in close detail exactly the opposite of President Reagan&rs ...

Alright, I have a stepbrother and a son who are both the same age...14 years old. My mom remarried last year and ta da...new stepbrother. My son often stays at my mom's and hangs out with stepbrother. Well this weekend my son said they were picking on each other and my son made a remark about he didn't have any "balls." My son was sitting at the snack bar in the kitchen and my mom was cooking. Then my stepbrother grabs my son with both hands around the thr ...

Being the raging Liberal that I am, I was feeling somewhat disappointed that President Obama did not slam Romney into the mat. Then I reailzed that Obama was being Obama. Obama gives cool, thoughtful, measured answers when he is discussiing things. The debate was not a football game or wresting match where the loudest, longest, most forceful talker wiins. I did think Romney looked a bit wild eyed and caffeined up. I am thinking that his eyes looked l ...

As I read this forum a few times a week, first of all, I am convinced that some of those posting are only here for a fight and are not transcriptionists. I am not a political science student and I only know about the things that affect me and I know very little about those things that do not directly affect me in the world. Therefore, I must rely on television, internet and newspapers to fill me in. Years ago in high school, I learned how a journalist is supposed to tell a story. Never use ...

When I fly I usually park at off site, catch shuttle but this summer am planning on being gone more than a couple of weeks. I have never taken Uber but found out this morning now they service both to and from my airport. I have used a company called Blue Shuttle from some airports and like that but if anybody can fill me in on the difference, if you know, I would appreciate the information. Blue Shuttle does not service my airport, wish they did. ...

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Acquaintance told me Kindle is better than Nook. Have been looking at them on line and can't see much difference. Anyone own an e-reader they would recommend? TIA :-) ...

A good friend of mine believes she has DeQuervain syndrome or it could possibly be also rheumatoid arthritis but more likely DeQuervan. She has made an appointment to see a rheumatologist but can't in until August. She has her wrists tightly bounf with adhesive tape and it feels a little better. Has anybody ever that this and what did you do for it? ...

Americans have a higher opinion of dog poop, hemorrhoids, the IRS, the DMV, and cockroaches than of Congress. On the other hand, Americans have a higher opinoin of Congress than of Miley Cyrus, Honey Boo Boo and the ebola virus. Well done! http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2013/PPP_Release_CONGRESS_108.pdf ...

When Obama and Hillary were up against each other for the Democratic nomination, my thinking was that neither of them had the experience to be president of the United States. The only office they held was a few years as a senator, no military service, didn't run a business, never ran a company, nothing. My fears were borne out with Obama - 5 years later and he still doesn't know how to be a leader. Now we talk about Hillary as if her dabbling in the senate ...

Has anyone tried to stop smoking by switching to either an eCig (such as NJoy or Blu) or a vaporized smoking device? Curious as to whether either of these is a viable aid in smoking cessation. ...

Republican candidates are unionizing against the RNC. Is the media next? Republican party imploding all over the place. The other day I was shocked when Paul Ryan admitted the House was broken. I guess the first step is to hit bottom and confront denial. ...

http://www.breitbart.tv/for-it-muslim-student-in-san-diego-confesses-she-wants-a-second-holocaust/ ...

Sunday night in Houston, is infused with national politics like never before. Fox’s pregame telecast will include an interview of President Trump by Bill O’Reilly. The owner, coach and star player of one team, the highly successful New England Patriots, are friends of the president’s. Last Sunday, hundreds of people opposed to the president’s immigration policy protested at the convention center where the N.F.L. is holding many of its events for fans. The next day, many players on the ...

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