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16. Totally agree.

Wed May 21, 2014, 03:35 PM

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Pic Of The Moment: The Tea Party Is Over: Good News Or Bad News For GOP? [View all] EarlG May 2014 OP

Too early to really tell, imo fredamae May 2014 #1

Astroturf doesn't take root, nor does it grow. merrily May 2014 #2

Nothing changed Livluvgrow May 2014 #4

Totally agree. LoisB May 2014 #16

What was the biggest factor? valerief May 2014 #5

Bad news for Democrats? yallerdawg May 2014 #6

Nice in theory R Merm May 2014 #7

Disgruntled Tea Party members... Helen Borg May 2014 #8

No real change. When all is said and done, come November. . . DinahMoeHum May 2014 #9

They can stay home in droves. AtheistCrusader May 2014 #12

either way, Dems need to GOTV pstokely May 2014 #14

I think this is the key to those gerrymandering fucks losing the house. AtheistCrusader May 2014 #11

Neither good nor bad for the GOP Jack Rabbit May 2014 #13

Nothing left but the dregs. tanyev May 2014 #17

Hopefully, temporary insanity is coming to an end GETPLANING May 2014 #19

Ain't it the truth? JohnnyRingo May 2014 #21

Good news for the country smallcat88 May 2014 #23

No. They're just cranking up big time in north carolina. loudsue May 2014 #24

The GOP is experiencing a bad case of Stockholm Syndrome. Initech May 2014 #27

A risky assumption, if you ask me DFW May 2014 #29