OK, sirs, I invite you BOTH to come on GrokTALK! to really talk about why you BOTH, Right & Left, disagree with TEA Party Principles. A half hour, an hour, or our full two hours – you’ll get plenty of time to say your piece(s) and we’ll debate it. We’ll record it – and live stream it. We’ll set up our phone lines – supporters of both of you will be able to call in! This is a serious offer – the Schism between the TEA Party and the Establishment Republicans AND that between the TEA Party and the Progressives. Think of the possibilities of you both ganging up on we Groksters. We’ll defend the essence of what the TEA Party is about:
- Adherence to Constitutional boundaries (for Government)
- Fiscally Frugality( that keeps Govt spending within our means)
- Free Markets (instead of Crony Capitalism perpetuated by both sides of the aisle)
Gosh, at one time (and not all that long ago, either!) holding those Values were seen as the norm (and not “extremists”). But no, TEA Party folks have been accused of all KINDS of things by others – snide remarks and epithets that make for “political moments” even as those three widely accepted tenets of the Movement try to stop the Government from insinuating itself into almost every nook & cranny of our lives, spending money it doesn’t have ($17 Trillion) , and making our economy worse than Europe’s with regulations being economic equivalent of an MMA rear naked choke.
For this, NH GOP RNC Committeeman Steve Duprey accused the TEA Party of being “Flat Earthers” and “anarchists” (my response here). Yesterday, NH Democrat Party Chairman Ray Buckley (who has called us extremists too many times to count, among other things) decided to retweet the following while we were talking with AFP/NH Exec. Dir. Greg Moore:
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