Wacky Quacky
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I agree, it started off sincerely, but once Glenn Beck and the rest of the far RW radicals like Dick Army got a hold of it , it became a RW thing, it was just another attempt to bash Obama instead of actually achieving the goals the original folks intended to achieve.It seems that the balloon of the Tea Party is SWIFTLY deflating.
More and more the good citizens of this great nation are coming to their senses and snapping out of the Tea Party stupor they found themselves in
Arizona Tea Party Groups Cancel Birther Bash After It Fails To Sell Tickets
They realize it's nothing but hard RW astroturf pushed by the likes of the seedy Dick Army and his legion of RW mooks, and the deviously sinister Koch brothers, with their toe-sucking entourage like Scott Walker and Dick Morris.
And it couldn't come soon enough.
I don't blame people for the frustration that fueled a lot of the Tea Party.
But I do believe a lot of folks are realizing that the Tea Party is more a part of the problem rather than a part of the solution.
At it's inception it was probably borne out of sincerity. But when the GOP started using the movement as it's stooge, it went downhill faster than Lindsay Vonn.
Now it's just a punchline.
Remember when they were bashing the Occupy folks? When in reality they should have been joining them.
They just never seem to learn.
Glenn Beck, Sarah Palin, and Michelle Bachmann. They took a well intentioned movement, and turned it into a group of rank and file republicans who simply don't like to call themselves republicans.
And forget the Occupt movement. That was a disorganized, violence infested mess that never had any real direction.