Tea Party Aims to Apply Its Touch to the Senate GOP - We need 61 GOP Senators

Originally posted by Eurisko2012
"Is there a GSA member staying in the $3,000 a night presidential suite?"

Answer: " I hope not."
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Tea Party = Reduce the size of the U.S. government. Start at the GSA.

I would bet that it is Sarah Palin staying in that $3,000 hotel room on the Tea Party dime.

reply to post by sligtlyskeptical


Gov. Sarah Palin was busy in Missouri.

There is a big election today.

- Sarah Steelman -

Originally posted by Eurisko2012

Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
Am I the only conservative who would be just as happy to see Sarah go back to Alaska and tend to ..whatever it is she does in Alaska??

The 'aww shucks' routine was almost cute with McCain because I didn't believe it was more than a routine. 4 years later and she still acts like she just came from baking cookies for the young'ins and has a roast baking now. Enough.... We need leaders, not mothers and not homely pals to feel our pain. We need leaders with courage, vision and balls down there where it matters. Hey..even women can meet that in their own way, this one just doesn't!


We NEED the Senate. No question..It matters SO much more than the House if one one of the two can be under majority control. If Palin is the cheerleader for that overall effort though, we're doomed. We'll be lucky to keep Congress. Leadership is among the many things I DO NOT feel when looking at her.

edit on 2-8-2012 by Wrabbit2000 because: (no reason given)

Where ever Gov. Sarah Palin goes the candidate wins.

Look at the election results for Ted Cruz.

Oh yeah, John McCain did so well with Sarah @ his side.

Derek

Originally posted by Eurisko2012

Originally posted by nunyadammm
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

You did not answer my question.
I am not sure you even read my question.

Harry Reid told me that "the word is out" .....Obama will push through a nationwide

Value Added Tax if he is re-elected.

He told me he has - numerous - sources!

Do you have any clue what I asked you just 3 posts ago?
I have no idea what these responses mean but they sure as hell are not in answer to my question.

Since you cannot answer my question, I have to assume you just made up everything in the post in question. That is really all I needed, thanks.

Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
Am I the only conservative who would be just as happy to see Sarah go back to Alaska and tend to ..whatever it is she does in Alaska??

please no, it's been good not to see her on tv all the time. I hope we can keep her in Arizona.

reply to post by Eurisko2012


Todd Akin is the projected winner in Missouri

link

So Palin finally endorsed someone that didn't get demolished and that's a giant Tea Party takeover??

reply to post by nunyadammm
I love the Koch Brothers because about 20% of my well-funded Wisconsin Retirement Fund from a formerly union job I hold is based in Koch Brothers Stocks, and they make money for my retirement.

Thank God that Walker was again elected. I'd hate to see my retirement go the way CA and IL are going - those stupid Democrats. Thank God, I don't have to pay union fees that go to the inept Democrat candidated the union has always funded.

Thank God for the Tea Party, and small federal government.

reply to post by Happy1


Good for you.
Not really sure why you think I care.

Originally posted by Happy1
reply to post by nunyadammm

 

I love the Koch Brothers because about 20% of my well-funded Wisconsin Retirement Fund from a formerly union job I hold is based in Koch Brothers Stocks, and they make money for my retirement.

Thank God that Walker was again elected. I'd hate to see my retirement go the way CA and IL are going - those stupid Democrats. Thank God, I don't have to pay union fees that go to the inept Democrat candidated the union has always funded.

Thank God for the Tea Party, and small federal government.

Koch Brothers = Capitalism = Success

Democrats = Socialism = Failure / Bankruptcy

Originally posted by LDragonFire
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

Todd Akin is the projected winner in Missouri

link

Yeah, Todd Akin is a good choice.

Sarah is now :

7 Elections

6 Elected

It was a long shot.

reply to post by Eurisko2012

The fact that you cannot answer a simple question about a statement you made is more than telling.
You keep rah rahing, Sarah.

Originally posted by nunyadammm
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

The fact that you cannot answer a simple question about a statement you made is more than telling.
You keep rah rahing, Sarah.

What question?

The Tea Party is on a roll.

We are stronger and better organized in 2012.

- Less than 3 months to go - All systems - Go! -.

Originally posted by Eurisko2012

What question?

The Tea Party is on a roll.

We are stronger and better organized in 2012.

- Less than 3 months to go - All systems - Go! -.

edit on 8-8-2012 by Eurisko2012 because: (no reason given)

The only question I have been trying to get you to answer. I reference it in every post. I asked it on the very last page. I have not changed the subject once. Are you pretending to have no idea what the only thing I have talked about is after posting back and forth for this whole page?

reply to post by nunyadammm


That question was asked and answered.

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The Tea Party has already moved on.

Rep. Todd Akin has declared victory!

On November 7th 2012 his new title will be Senator Todd Akin.

We need 61 GOP/Tea Party Senators in the U.S. Senate in 2013.

The time has come to restore America and move away from the fiscal cliff.

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The last thing we need right now is a nationwide - Value Added tax -.

Originally posted by Eurisko2012
reply to post by nunyadammm

 

That question was asked and answered.

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The Tea Party has already moved on.

Rep. Todd Akin has declared victory!

On November 7th 2012 his new title will be Senator Todd Akin.

We need 61 GOP/Tea Party Senators in the U.S. Senate in 2013.

The time has come to restore America and move away from the fiscal cliff.

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The last thing we need right now is a nationwide - Value Added tax -.

Palin endorsed Steelman and she lost. Todd Akin is a congressman in Missouri and now he will challenge Claire McCaskill, she was hoping to face Akin in the upcoming election. This is a loss for the tea party.

reply to post by Eurisko2012

Yeah why worry about the presidential election when its easier to just get the votes in the senate. It makes more sense and they can pass stuff constantly if they do. With both houses they can undo all Obama has done in 2 yrs or less if they decide to sit down and work.

Originally posted by LDragonFire

Originally posted by Eurisko2012
reply to post by nunyadammm

 

That question was asked and answered.

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The Tea Party has already moved on.

Rep. Todd Akin has declared victory!

On November 7th 2012 his new title will be Senator Todd Akin.

We need 61 GOP/Tea Party Senators in the U.S. Senate in 2013.

The time has come to restore America and move away from the fiscal cliff.

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The last thing we need right now is a nationwide - Value Added tax -.

Palin endorsed Steelman and she lost. Todd Akin is a congressman in Missouri and now he will challenge Claire McCaskill, she was hoping to face Akin in the upcoming election. This is a loss for the tea party.

Well, not really. Both Sarah Steelman and Todd Akin are Tea Party politicians.

You just have a simple misunderstanding.

Senator Todd Akin will do a great job in the U.S. Senate.

- Todd Akin - Tea Party Credentials -

Originally posted by yuppa
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

Yeah why worry about the presidential election when its easier to just get the votes in the senate. It makes more sense and they can pass stuff constantly if they do. With both houses they can undo all Obama has done in 2 yrs or less if they decide to sit down and work.

We need to move away from the -Fiscal Cliff - and grow the GDP.

We need to grow the size of the GDP Pie to $25 Trillion and at the same time reduce

the size of government.

- Reform Social Security - raise the early retirement age to 65

Full benefits at age 67. Follow Canada. People are living longer.

Originally posted by Eurisko2012
reply to post by nunyadammm

 

That question was asked and answered.

No, it was never answered. I asked on the last page. I am very capable of looking on two pages for the answer.

I guarantee you cannot point to it.

Why lie?

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The Tea Party has already moved on.

Rep. Todd Akin has declared victory!

On November 7th 2012 his new title will be Senator Todd Akin.

We need 61 GOP/Tea Party Senators in the U.S. Senate in 2013.

The time has come to restore America and move away from the fiscal cliff.

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The last thing we need right now is a nationwide - Value Added tax -.

I do not read any of the nonsense you fill these posts with anymore. You just repeat crap all the time. I look for what I was looking for and move on.

Now that it is clear you just make things up, there is really no reason to take you seriously anymore.