Sharron Angle: another nutty teabagger

[svelte]

[quote=Eugene][quote=greekfire]And yet tea party candidates, by and large, somehow seem to keep winning in the elections. Perhaps this a referendum that both major political parties are on notice?
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They keep winning in Republican primaries. Not the same as capturing hearts and minds of median voters.

[quote]in which she suggested support for making alcohol consumption illegal. [/quote]

Isn’t that anti-libertarian and contrary to tea party agenda?[/quote]

I thought that the Republicans gaining many seats in this mid-term was a slam-dunk, but with the tea clatch putting forth such radical candidates, I’m now thinking they are going to scare independents to the democratic candidate in the fall.

This will be an interesting election.

[zk]

[quote=greekfire]And yet tea party candidates, by and large, somehow seem to keep winning in the elections.
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They’ve won some primary elections. But, fortunately, there are probably enough reasonable people in the electorate to keep them from winning very many general elections and actually taking office.

[zk]

[quote=greekfire]And yet tea party candidates, by and large, somehow seem to keep winning in the elections.
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They’ve won some primary elections. But, fortunately, there are probably enough reasonable people in the electorate to keep them from winning very many general elections and actually taking office.

[zk]

[quote=greekfire]And yet tea party candidates, by and large, somehow seem to keep winning in the elections.
[/quote]

They’ve won some primary elections. But, fortunately, there are probably enough reasonable people in the electorate to keep them from winning very many general elections and actually taking office.

[zk]

[quote=greekfire]And yet tea party candidates, by and large, somehow seem to keep winning in the elections.
[/quote]

They’ve won some primary elections. But, fortunately, there are probably enough reasonable people in the electorate to keep them from winning very many general elections and actually taking office.

[zk]

[quote=greekfire]And yet tea party candidates, by and large, somehow seem to keep winning in the elections.
[/quote]

They’ve won some primary elections. But, fortunately, there are probably enough reasonable people in the electorate to keep them from winning very many general elections and actually taking office.

[Coronita]

Both parties are clearly run by idiots and crooks and the time is ripe for a third party to step in and take over

For once, I agree with you.

[Coronita]

Both parties are clearly run by idiots and crooks and the time is ripe for a third party to step in and take over

For once, I agree with you.

[Coronita]

Both parties are clearly run by idiots and crooks and the time is ripe for a third party to step in and take over

For once, I agree with you.

[Coronita]

Both parties are clearly run by idiots and crooks and the time is ripe for a third party to step in and take over

For once, I agree with you.

[Coronita]

Both parties are clearly run by idiots and crooks and the time is ripe for a third party to step in and take over

For once, I agree with you.

[greekfire]

A primary election is still an election. The tea party movement is growing, not shrinking, and those on either side are worried, quite frankly. Otherwise they would just ignore them. It’s like that old Gandhi saying.

What’s so radical about wanting to curb government spending, lower taxes, or have a balanced budget? I know, I know, the “mainstream” Republicans and Democrats have been doing such a fine job of running our country into the ground. We wouldn’t want any of those kooky, “radical” outsiders to come in and fix things now would we?

[greekfire]

A primary election is still an election. The tea party movement is growing, not shrinking, and those on either side are worried, quite frankly. Otherwise they would just ignore them. It’s like that old Gandhi saying.

What’s so radical about wanting to curb government spending, lower taxes, or have a balanced budget? I know, I know, the “mainstream” Republicans and Democrats have been doing such a fine job of running our country into the ground. We wouldn’t want any of those kooky, “radical” outsiders to come in and fix things now would we?

[greekfire]

A primary election is still an election. The tea party movement is growing, not shrinking, and those on either side are worried, quite frankly. Otherwise they would just ignore them. It’s like that old Gandhi saying.

What’s so radical about wanting to curb government spending, lower taxes, or have a balanced budget? I know, I know, the “mainstream” Republicans and Democrats have been doing such a fine job of running our country into the ground. We wouldn’t want any of those kooky, “radical” outsiders to come in and fix things now would we?

[greekfire]

A primary election is still an election. The tea party movement is growing, not shrinking, and those on either side are worried, quite frankly. Otherwise they would just ignore them. It’s like that old Gandhi saying.

What’s so radical about wanting to curb government spending, lower taxes, or have a balanced budget? I know, I know, the “mainstream” Republicans and Democrats have been doing such a fine job of running our country into the ground. We wouldn’t want any of those kooky, “radical” outsiders to come in and fix things now would we?

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