Do you think Tom DeLay would be doing this? Dick Armey? Cheney? Newt? Any past repubican star?

[Stinky The Clown]

I actually don't think they would. I actually think they'd have had a deal done already. It might not be a deal we'd love, but it would be a deal and it would be signed.

Boner can't get it done and he has the entire establishment behind him. Hell, even Grover said they need to do a deal. Bill Kristol is calling the teahadists bad names.

These fucking teabaggers are ***crazy**. And they are out of control.

[calimary]

1. And we NEED to start chipping away at them, too!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x1604694

[Autumn]

2. Don't know how I missed that post

Recommended it. Excellent on all counts.

[LondonReign2]

5. Not sure its a good idea

Why ask the GOP to kick out the teabaggers when they are intent on ruining the GOP?

[calimary]

14. It serves to destabilize their certainty.

It throws ANOTHER monkey-wrench into their works.

The disarray means little if they keep swinging back to the teabaggers and joining them in their fight.

My goal here is to cause as many of them as possible to wake up every morning and feel the need to reach for the Maalox bottle before they even get out of bed, and to make EVERY night a sleepless night. You want uncertainty? Let's GIVE 'EM uncertainty!!! Pile it on!!! Miserable and fearful and paranoid and confused and with an acid stomach and no sleep 'cause they tossed and turned all night and probably had to grab the Maalox then, too. THAT is how you want to render your enemy. When they're strong and confident and certain in their stands, and not beset by doubts and worries and insecurities and uncertainties and fears, then they're much more formidable as enemies, and much more effective on behalf of their own agenda.

When they're all shaken up and their sphincters are so tight it makes them constipated, and their stomachs are bothering them and they're starting to wonder if they're getting an ulcer, and they're starting to wonder if this is worth the fight - THAT'S where you want them. Because then, they're not on firm ground anymore. Doubts start sneaking in. They start making mistakes. Too nervous and worried to keep their eyes on the ball as effectively as they used to when they were "on their game." You want them OFF their game!!!

And if we keep on it, maybe some of them will get so shaky that they either consider defecting, or at least bowing to the poll numbers (in which VAST AND CONSISTENT MAJORITIES continue to call for shared sacrifice, taxing the super-rich and the corporations, and keeping their grubby paws off Medicare and Social Security) and voting to help their country and not just their corner of their party.

It is of MAXIMUM importance to think of, and then implement, ways to DESTABILIZE the enemy. We are at war, after all, and I'm not just talking Iraq and Afghanistan. This is cultural and social warfare. This is no time to be the nice guy, because the nice guy will cave for the sake of making peace and let the snot-nosed brat-child have his or her way AGAIN. Time for the adults to prove they're in charge. And sometimes you have to put the three-year-old throwing the tantrum in the middle of the cereal aisle at the grocery store in his/her place, and let everybody know who's the immature spoiled child and who's the mature responsible adult.

[ashling]

3. Tea Party Dick ( Armey) would

:puke:

[Stinky The Clown]

4. I really don't think so.

I think the teaparty is an experiment that got out of control.

[Forkboy]

6. The Tea Party reminds me of the 6th Panzer Division, circa early '42.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

7. For those who continue to compare this presidency to that of Bill Clinton,

my answer is no! It is because we have a black president, first. Second, it is because there are no longer Bob Dole-moderates in the Republican Party.

This is my opinion.

[luckyleftyme2]

8. are you for real

who do you think tried to claim The tea party as his brain child ? for christ sakes if you don,t know anty more about politics than this go back an listen to your master rush the lush!
you idiot
DICK ASSMY CLAIMED IT WAS HIS BRAIN CHILD!THATS SHORY FOR DICK (THE DICK) ALMY!!

[Stinky The Clown]

12. Yes, I'm quite real?

Who are you and why do you ask?

[luckyleftyme2]

9. man are you out of it

Features » March 21, 2010
Secrets of the Tea Party
The troubling history of Tea Party leader Dick Armey
By Beau Hodai
FreedomWorks chairman Dick Armey addresses a healthcare reform protest in December 2009 in Washington, D.C. (Photo by: John Moore/Getty Images)
Tags conservative corruption social movements tea party SHARE THIS ARTICLE | As the Tea Party movement has gained momentum during the last 12 months, it seems few Tea Partiers have caught on to the troubling past of the man at the center of their movement: FreedomWorks chairman, former House Majority Leader and recently-retired lobbyist extraordinaire, Dick Armey.

As chairman of FreedomWorks, the group credited with mobilizing the Tea Party movement, Armey is the movement’s de facto leader. Yet Armey’s years spent lobbying for a group recognized by the State Department as being a terrorist organization—should
GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!
HE IS ONE OF THE REASONS FOR THE STONEWALLING!

[Stinky The Clown]

13. Really?

Do you always debate by starting with an insult?

Why have we never spoken before?

[luckyleftyme2]

10. NEWT

THE PHONY BALONEY WHO APPEARED ON TV AND TRIED TO DESTROY CLINTON-CLINTON WARNED HIM TO STAY ON SUBJECT-WELL OLE NEWT BEGIN TO BELIEVE ALL THE PHONY BALONEY HE WAS SPREADING AND SHORTLY THEREAFTER HE LEFT WASHINGTON 3 STEPS AHEAD OF THE TAR AND FEATHER CREW!
YOU SEE HE WAS GUILTY BIG TIME OF ADULTERY!
AND THE REST OF YOUR LIST IS NO BETTER

[Stinky The Clown]

11. Are your cap locks broken?