2011-03-20, 11:01 PM
Moonlapse Wrote:Are you saying this because of the landslide victories republicans had in the house and gubernatorial races? Or is there some study that actually claims what you are claiming?
Mostly my observations of Tea Party related events (its beginning, the rally on washington... although that rally was pathetic thanks to Beck and Obama running off at the last second for his own rally that he was late to), People like Rand Paul winning in spite of the odds, the fact that scientific polls claim Ron Paul would come close to tying with Obama, etc.
And I have to say it is a shame that many republicans posed as "Tea Party candidates" and later voted for the patriot act extention. You have to be careful, because these politicians are two faced.
Edit: For those interested, a real "tea party" candidate does have a chance to beat Obama in 2012.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_c...on_paul_41