I'd say they got drowned out and marginalized by the mainstream media once the circus came to town, crying about birth certificates, stimulus money, health care reform, Obama addressing school children, Poor Sarah whining about this or that . . .Speak for yourself.
I didn't say all, just overwhelming majority. The "anti-war" crowd was nowhere to be found when the warmongering in Afghanistan skyrocketed and the villagers were driving truckloads of civilian bodies to the us posts.
There's probably some truth to that, media has to continue the stereotypes of "Republicans want war, Democrats don't" b-s but you'd still think I'd at least hear a rumbling or 2 at some point.
Tea partiers are mostly republicans who will vote republican in 2012 and thereafter, the supposed antiwar crowd are mostly democrats who will vote democrat no matter how much warmongering they do. Neither group is anything revolutionary or important.