Today’s Trifecta — has the TEA Party doomed the GOP, or can the GOP recover the values it ceded to the TEA Party?
Plus, gratuitous Ghostbusters reference.
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Well, personally I wouldn’t mind seeing a giant marshmallow man do a bit of rampaging through Congress.
I’m not joining the Tea Party unless it’s Sweet Tea Vodka.
Saying that, I really, really wish we’d ditch the whole “Tea Party” as an ill-conceived nom de guerre. Can’t we have another Whiskey Rebellion? It more perfectly reflects our disturbed mood.
Well if we are talking about the “compassionate conservative” we-aren’t-as-big-spenders-as-Democrats GOP, then I say good riddance. How about having a federal government that doesn’t seek to regulate your life financially or socially?
we’re all doomed.
But Despair is a sin, and
Hope springs eternal.
The Taxed Enough Already
party people should bargain
for a wholesale replacement
of incumbents by the person
topping the replacement list;
Politics is the art of the
possible.