T.E.A. Party Is Far From Dangerous

tparty is dangerous? What ever gave you that idea.

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Yup and I still believe a lot of them are. Don't like it then leave the forums. Or not. No one cares.

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Say, isn't that the guy who labeled liberals, America haters? Yes, indeed, the same one, and one of his sidekicks joined in.

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the lack of "disagrees" on the 2:34pm post is due to the irrelevance of the entire post.

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aren't you the guy who complained about, among other things,about switching the subject? By the way, clinton did not utter the false quote that you posted. Take your time, do your research however long ago it may have been and quote accurately and honestly-especially honestly. And if you cannot discuss this topic intelligently, try another site.This one is devoted to the tparty, of which Clinton was not a part of, and which you cannot take part in due to your lack of knowledge.

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And in the words of a not so great man " I didn't know it was sex". Typical democrat, deny what's there in front of you.

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then there was the lasting impression of gov. Sarah and her palm reading at the first-and I believe last- Grass Roots Tparty Convention a few years back. I believe the topic is the tparty on this site--try one of the others.

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How about doing an impression of someone who truly cares about the Constitution and what it means for America.

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my next impression--the "taxed enough already " scam.

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That sounds just like an Obama political rally. Only thing missing is the anti American songs they sing at obamas.

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Picture this- a group of confused old folks, herded off buses, handed pre painted-in most cases - hate obama signs, bought and paid for by the Koch bros. My first impression of the tparty movement.

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the he'll lose in a "landsliders"-darn typos-the -he'll lose in a "landsliders"--that's better.

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right in line with the "swiftboaters"-the "birthers"-the he's "not a christianers"-the "he hates America" the "he'll lose in a lamdsliders"-------etc.

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watch the program on PBS titled "Cliffhanger" It shows you exactly what the Tea Party did after the 2010 elections. They fell right in line like ducks in a row and forgot that they were working 'for the people'

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Back to the drawing board for you. Return when you can post something rational please.

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darn double clicks--misuse.

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let's discuss "missuse of campaign funds " on the "missuse of campaign funds " site. Oh I see, there is none, and the "tparty" isn't the most sought after issue,for the tparty folks any longer --is it?

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Darn, someone doesn't like facts about J.Jackson jr. posted for all the readers to see. Wonder why that is. Could they still believe he has done no wrong? Wasted what some say was a great career (but I really wonder about that).

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"Former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. and his wife have agreed to plead guilty to charges in an alleged scheme to spend $750,000 in campaign funds on personal items. The following is a look at the items listed in Jackson Jr.'s charging document, when they were allegedly purchased and for how much: — gold-plated men's Rolex watch, July 2007, $43,350 — Bruce Lee memorabilia, bought between August 2007 and August 2008, $10,105 — porcelain collector's items, January 2008, $1,553.09 — children's furniture, July 2008, $9,587.64 — the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. memorabilia, August and September 2008, $11,130 — football signed by U.S. presidents, February 2009, $5,000 — Michael Jackson memorabilia, bought between August 2009 and March 2010, $22,700 — fur capes and parkas, November 2009, $5,150 — Eddie Van Halen guitar and Michael Jackson memorabilia, November 2009, $4,000 — Malcolm X memorabilia, February 2010, $2,200 — Jimi Hendrix memorabilia, March 2010, $2,775"

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"Let's see "misuse of campaign funds." Yes another name does come to mind. Just like all who have done this that name would be thief, bandit, burglar, cat burglar, cheat, clip, criminal, crook, defalcator, embezzler, heister, highway robber, hijacker, holdup artist, housebreaker, kleptomaniac, larcener, larcenist, lifter, moonlighter, mugger, owl, pickpocket, pilferer, pirate, plunderer, porch climber, prowler, purloiner, robber, scrounger, shoplifter, sniper, spider, stealer, stickup artist, swindler. Yes many names come to mind.

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see you all Monday, now see dog, 50's guy & Phd, keep everyone informed as to what's covered on Fox this weekend, ya hear?

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now see-dog, why would you disagree with facts? But Phd would be proud of ya.

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Let's see "misuse of campaign funds." Another name comes to mind, not from the "left" --I remember, tparty republican loser, Christine O'Donnel, under investigation. She claimed "a witchhunt from the left." And they talk about the left, when the right is stealing you blind." Don't tell anyone, but "misuse of campaign funds" isn't usually prosecuted, Jessie or Christine, or many, many others on tne right or left--but you knew that didn't you "50's" guy? Now where are those buttons, mr. Phd?

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riderr-Neither Jesse Jr or is crooked wife will do any time unless it's country club for months and community service. Probation is most likely. It's the Chicago way. Getting caught is the bigger crime.

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"WASHINGTON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Former Chicago congressman Jesse Jackson Jr., son of the famed civil rights leader, plans to plead guilty to charges filed on Friday accusing him of misusing $750,000 in campaign funds, his attorney said" And they talk about the right when the left is stealing you blind.

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