Washington D. C. Has A Tea Party In It!

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Today.

 

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Tea Party Aims Anger at IRS, NSA and Immigration at D.C. Rally

The Tea Party is back in Washington and they are madder than ever.

Backed by more than a dozen lawmakers from the House and the Senate, thousands of Tea Party activists gathered on the Capitol lawn to vent their frustration with the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of conservative groups, the prospects of a comprehensive immigration reform bill passing through Congress, and the National Security Agency's surveillance program


http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/tea-party-aims-anger-irs-nsa-immigration-dc/story?id=19440119

 

[Squibbs]

Now maybe people will take them seriously!?

Naa, never happen.

 

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It's not the Tea Party that matters it's the millions of people in this country that are not as extreme the tea Party bunch who believe in the same things.

 

[jeninflorida]

the obama is following Hitler. he turned the FBI into the KGB. is using the IRS as a pitbull organization to destroy his rivals

the obama is seeking to put 1/3 of American's on disability, to enslave future generations and the fall of the Freeworld.

funny how some people thought the world would become a corporation, yet it was the obama that enslaved us to government

 

[renard_ruse]

It's not the Tea Party that matters it's the millions of people in this country that are not as extreme the tea Party bunch who believe in the same things.

How is it "extreme"? I don't like it because its too moderate and an adjunct of the Republican Party.

How is anythying this group, movement or whatever it is believes "extreme"? Do you have a fair definition of what constitutes "extreme" or is it just a casually thrown around "term of abuse"?

 

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This moderately conservative group should re-name itself. The media and liberal hate groups have been so effective in slandering it, it should in fact, constantly re-name and re-brand itself. Every six months or so, it should re-name and keep the haters on their heels.

This group is hardly "extreme" in any way. In fact, real right wing populists don't support it. Its simply the last remnant of the conservative faction in the GOP. That, apparently makes it a target for verbal demonization and slander by the uncool liberal establishment and those brainwashed by it.

 

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I remember going to tax protest rallies back in the 80s and early 90s, that were called Tea Parties. Roger Hedgecock used to help organize them in San Diego at the time. Its a good name, but the new group, has been too slandered and lied about and verbally destroyed by repetitious hate speech against it. It should re-name itself once or twice a year.