Originally posted by Southern Guardian
The fact that Palin is backing this third party candidate aswell, considering she is verymuch pro-neocon, tells you this movement is a stealth
republican campaign
No it doesn't. Anyone who comes to that conclusion is myopic.
[republicans] are the only ones benefitting it.
Actually, many people who are not republican benefit from reining in runaway government and the federal reserve. I tend to believe that all Americans
would prefer a fiscally responsible government to what we have today.
Come 2010, this movement will be steadfast behind the republicans.
You've already been proven wrong in NY.
In N.C. and GA., where NON-PARTISAN elections have been OPPOSED by the Obama DoJ, people are asking for the right to select names on a ballott without
party labels. Liberals are threatened, and fearful of an electorate actually voting for a
candidate instead of a
party.
YOU are on the wrong side here.
People are not anti-two party
Then why the uproar over non-partisan elections? Why can't the people of Kinston or Atlanta vote
without seeing a party-affiliation on a balllot? Do you fear people making up their own minds? Can you?
Im not the one jumping on any bandwagon, and Im telling you to get off the RINO one. This "independent" candidate is backed by Palin and the
neocons of the republican party
You interchange (intentionally misleading) "backed by" with "belong to."
Pure "projection."
So what if a candidate receives support from ANYONE? In your way of thinking, support equals beholden-to. I can see that from a liberal perspective
where allegiance is bought and sold so readily, but just because YOU do it doesn't mean you can ascribe similar behavior to others.
the tea parties were sponsored by Fox news and had republican speakers at most of the events. Dont tell me this is a third party movement
please.
You know that TPM began with Ron Paul's fundraising initiatives, and spread from there. No "FOX". No "RNC".
Anyone curious for the truth can search for it and see the truth.
Most Tea Party events DID NOT have republican
officeholder speakers or fox sponsorship. The fact is that most CONSERVATIVES have voted
Republican more often than not. NOW, we have alternatives. And liberals are frightened of it.
At the last few tea party events Fox news was there to sponsor and promote in full force
OK, so now we go from "most" to "the last few." And again, you seem to think that "being there" equates to "hijacking."
CNN was present at many. I saw, and was on camera from, ABC, CBS and NBC affiliates as well. (I happened to be in the company of a friend who was
making a non-political documentary at the same time, using the crowds for effect)
Were they all in this together? Have ALL the media outlets co-opted the TPM, or just the ones you disagree with?
Considering your going out of your way to tell everybody this is an anti-two party event, and yet continue to make excuses for the
participation of the two party mouth pieced media and speakers, whos tolerating what??
I've never said anything about "anti-two party."
Non-partisan is not the same thing.
I make no secret for being liberal.
But you seem to think that non-liberal equals "republican" or "neocon" or whatever pejorative
you think sounds smart and you can get away with.
Why doesn't it just equal "conservative" without a party label?
Why isn't this a two-way street?