Hi pineal-pilot-in merkabah,
I'm not too sure if the tea party movement is dead per se, however I think it was a mistake to allow Sarah Palin to give a speech there as it is absolutely clear that she will be the next presidential candidate for the Republican party, which I think would be a grave mistake, and it's clear that the Republican party is more important to her than doing the 'right thing'.
http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2010/02...y6181989.shtml
It seems that the Republican party is trying to take over the tea party movement. A few weeks ago it suggested that some of the leaders of the movement could enter in politics, as Republicans.
Tea Parties should be independent and the minute that they become party liners that would be the end. It is okay for them to be Conservative, but they must remember that the mission is to do the right thing and not belong to a political party, which many politicians haven't got to grips with yet.
Best regards,
Steve
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Originally Posted by pineal-pilot-in merkabah
sarah palin speaking at them ect. totally co-opted and now politically dead. surely all tea party people left when they realised it was being infiltrated by glen beck and others? are there only a few braiwashed droolers left attending? now they appear to be turning against ron paul lol.. anyone involved know if its just th infiltraters that are left ?
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