Voters send Tea Party reeling after losses

[staggalee83]

Do ya'll think enough of these fools have come around to not keep sending these ultra crazy mofo's to Washington in numbers like they did in the past? Is this a good sign for the mid-term elections on a local level?

Voters send Tea Party reeling after losses
WASHINGTON — Voters sent the Tea Party reeling Tuesday as its star candidate lost a winnable Virginia governor’s race Tuesday while Gov. Chris Christie won big in New Jersey.

Republican Ken Cuccinelli ran a closer-than-expected race against Democrat Terry McAuliffe in Virginia, an important swing state test for the grassroots conservatives, but still fell short. The result was a vivid reminder that the Tea Party has become a movement with largely regional — and limited national — appeal.

Cuccinelli was a model of what the Tea Party had eagerly sought, a feisty, unapologetic believer with a sterling resume. Name the issue, and he was leading their crusade: limits on abortion clinics, the first state attorney general to file suit against the hated Affordable Care Act, challenging a researcher over climate change work.

 

[CapitolStreetJSU]

They are stubborn and only will dig in their heels and say something like the problem is our messaging not our policys, so they will find some new minorities to push out and do some focus groups and come back with the same failed policies.

 

[staggalee83]

They are stubborn and only will dig in their heels and say something like the problem is our messaging not our policys, so they will find some new minorities to push out and do some focus groups and come back with the same failed policies.

:lol: ................. I'm laughing but you probably right.
They would rather shoot their own foot off than admit they got a problem and the problem is THEM. :smh:

 

[CEE DOG]

These fools lost the shutdown war over health care and came right back the next week with health care attacks. :lmao: They will not stop. :lol:

 

[JAG89]

These are the same State Rights fools that lost the Civil War. If they haven't changed in over a 140+ years, what make you think they are going to change now? The biggest mistake the federal government ever made was allowing these fools to exist with that kind of mindset. The biggest problem with these fools, if the Republicans kick them out of their party, what new disguise will they think of next to empower themselves so they can get back to their original agenda.

 

[JROCK]

They are stubborn and only will dig in their heels and say something like the problem is our messaging not our policys, so they will find some new minorities to push out and do some focus groups and come back with the same failed policies.

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