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c/thru wrote:

Palin helps destroy The Tea Party

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Could the Tea Party movement be losing ground?

Days after Sarah Palin headlined the nation's first Tea Party convention,
a Rasmussen Reports poll released today shows that a generic "Tea Party candidate"
would come in third in a theoretical three-way congressional contest.

The poll found that
36% of voters would support a Democratic candidate on a generic ballot,
25% would back the Republican and
17% would go for the Tea Party pick. Twenty-three percent of respondents are undecided.

In early December, the same poll showed the Tea Party in second place and the GOP in third.

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and how is that destroys? what third party has ever held that high a percentage? if anything she should be givne accolades. 3rd parties are lucky to see 3%

KK wrote:

c/thru wrote:

Palin helps destroy The Tea Party

Quote :

Could the Tea Party movement be losing ground?

Days after Sarah Palin headlined the nation's first Tea Party convention,
a Rasmussen Reports poll released today shows that a generic "Tea Party candidate"
would come in third in a theoretical three-way congressional contest.

The poll found that
36% of voters would support a Democratic candidate on a generic ballot,
25% would back the Republican and
17% would go for the Tea Party pick. Twenty-three percent of respondents are undecided.

In early December, the same poll showed the Tea Party in second place and the GOP in third.

Link to source

and how is that destroys? what third party has ever held that high a percentage? if anything she should be givne accolades. 3rd parties are lucky to see 3%

Wait till election day. If things keep going the way the are the GOP and Tea Party may move up. Time will tell.

what third party has ever held that high a percentage? if anything she should be givne accolades. 3rd parties are lucky to see 3%[/quote]

Wait till election day. If things keep going the way the are the GOP and Tea Party may move up. Time will tell.[/quote]

i think the democrats will continue to lose support

KK wrote:

what third party has ever held that high a percentage? if anything she should be givne accolades. 3rd parties are lucky to see 3%

Wait till election day. If things keep going the way the are the GOP and Tea Party may move up. Time will tell.[/quote]

i think the democrats will continue to lose support[/quote]

I think so too but I also think the tea party and the republicans better have a meeting of the minds or the tea party will draw enough support away from the republicans to give the dems a lot of wins.

BMG wrote:

KK wrote:

what third party has ever held that high a percentage? if anything she should be givne accolades. 3rd parties are lucky to see 3%

Wait till election day. If things keep going the way the are the GOP and Tea Party may move up. Time will tell.

i think the democrats will continue to lose support[/quote]

I think so too but I also think the tea party and the republicans better have a meeting of the minds or the tea party will draw enough support away from the republicans to give the dems a lot of wins.[/quote]


perot helped clinton. i think we will see the tea party endorsing conservative candidates

KK wrote:

BMG wrote:

KK wrote:

what third party has ever held that high a percentage? if anything she should be givne accolades. 3rd parties are lucky to see 3%

Wait till election day. If things keep going the way the are the GOP and Tea Party may move up. Time will tell.

i think the democrats will continue to lose support

I think so too but I also think the tea party and the republicans better have a meeting of the minds or the tea party will draw enough support away from the republicans to give the dems a lot of wins.[/quote]


perot helped clinton. i think we will see the tea party endorsing conservative candidates[/quote]

Thank God for Perot!

Joebert wrote:

Thank God for Perot!

The George Burns of politics!

java wrote:

Joebert wrote:

Thank God for Perot!

The George Burns of politics!

I think I liked George Burns best. Plus he wrote a couple interesting books.

Joebert wrote:

java wrote:

Joebert wrote:

Thank God for Perot!

The George Burns of politics!

I think I liked George Burns best. Plus he wrote a couple interesting books.

I lmao at those old "George and Gracie" routines... at least when he told jokes about his wife, she was there... and she always managed to get him just as good as he got her...

java wrote:

Joebert wrote:

java wrote:

Joebert wrote:

Thank God for Perot!

The George Burns of politics!

I think I liked George Burns best. Plus he wrote a couple interesting books.

I lmao at those old "George and Gracie" routines... at least when he told jokes about his wife, she was there... and she always managed to get him just as good as he got her...

Read trhe book Gracie: A love story by George Burns. It's an interesting book.

java wrote:

Joebert wrote:

java wrote:

Joebert wrote:

Thank God for Perot!

The George Burns of politics!

I think I liked George Burns best. Plus he wrote a couple interesting books.

I lmao at those old "George and Gracie" routines... at least when he told jokes about his wife, she was there... and she always managed to get him just as good as he got her...

like sonny and cher