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Connor ColeConnor Cole
March 9, 2010
09:54 AM
I'm interested to see what happens to this movement. Some in the Republican Party will probably want to move right towards their their ideas, but their anti-government beliefs will be hard to embrace.  View
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February 22, 2010
08:03 PM
If you think that Beck jumped onto the tea party wagon...you don't know Beck. The tea parties jumped on Becks wagon. And this is exactly the type of thing that the Republican party needs to hear in order to get their act together. It's not going to split the party...it's going to get rid of the rediculous progressives in both parties and unite the more conservative people in both parties into a better, more conservative Republican party!  View
Connor ColeConnor Cole
February 23, 2010
10:06 AM
If Republicans are going to win the presidency, they need to move to the center, not farther to the right. Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin are energizing many alienated voters on the far right, but scaring the leaders of the Republican Party.  View
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February 22, 2010
03:52 PM
I think with this speech and the Tea Party Convention, that the Republican party is dismantling itself, although it may be gradual. I agree with CNN and if the party did what Beck wanted, they will lose the support of crucial voters. One could only hope ;)  View
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February 18, 2010
04:41 PM
That was a very typical palin-republican move. Thanks to the supporters, I too am a member of a minority that was the topic of a famguy episode but I applaud the show for pointing this out to the public.  View
robotsoulrobotsoul
February 18, 2010
09:04 AM
as a feminist I have big problems with Barbie, but I like these jobs. Kinda bummed b/c journalist Barbie just makes me think of every female anchor on FOX News. *sigh* suppose I'm not surprised Barbie is a republican. Actually, that's pretty perfect.  View
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February 15, 2010
11:20 PM
Lemorte I am a conservative and I do NOT MISS THAT [redacted] You sir, are the blind fool that has been indoctrinated. Indoctrinated To blindly follow a fool who made a fool out of our Republican party. Did you follow him just because he was the leader of the Republicans. People folllowed Hitler in the same way. I would like to see intelligence in a leader. . Have the wisdom to follow the wise, not the fools. Good day!  View
econcurious88econcurious88
February 9, 2010
03:22 PM
she's an "extremist" of the republican party, and, as such, those repubs who are upset with our government, their own party, and the economy are latching onto her as a last option. honestly, she's the most vivid representation of change and leadership for right-wingers right now. she plays the party and says her "grassroots" lines. but, holy cow. this woman cannot lead a country.  View
econcurious88econcurious88
February 9, 2010
03:22 PM
she's an "extremist" of the republican party, and, as such, those repubs who are upset with our government, their own party, and the economy are latching onto her as a last option. honestly, she's the most vivid representation of change and leadership for right-wingers right now. she plays the party and says her "grassroots" lines. but, holy cow. this woman cannot lead a country.  View
Matt KampMatt Kamp
February 8, 2010
05:55 PM
The tea party is just an extension of the Republican party, a new way for conservatives to get members excited and involved in representing their side of issues.  View

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