How many of those Tea Party backed new members of congress are going to turn out to be like Scott Brown?
Q. Scott Brown was a politician that learned to talk Tea Party so instead of judging him by his liberal voting record the Tea Party judged him by his "I will vote against Obama" rhetoric. I suspect some of those nw members will be like Brown and the rest will be manipulated by the big spending Republican leadership. "some of those new members"
Asked by Mr Wolf - Wed Dec 22 15:56:14 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I suspect most of the tea bagger representatives will be stuck between pandering to the right and actually working to fix issues.
Answered by lordfrig - Wed Dec 22 15:57:56 2010

What is the most conservative party in the US?
Q. Like many others who feel the same way, I think we can agree the Republicans completely abandoned conservatism during the Bush years, and the current rhetoric against Obama just doesn't feel very genuine. Republicans had to shift left during the 1960s as the Democrats shifted far left to avoid being characterized as a party of racists and greedy business and every lying buzzword that other party likes to fling around. That being said, how do you like the Constitution Party?
Asked by Got rings this millennium? - Mon Jun 15 20:19:25 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Depends what you want to conserve. Conserve individual rights: Libertarian Conserve white supremecy: American Nazi Conserve the environment: Green Party Conserve american isolationism: American Independent Party The Constitution Party does not conserve the intepretation of the constitution. It creates a new one. It claims to a simple plain reading and original intent, but its approach is quite novel. It is though a reactionary party that seeks to turn back developements to the pre-1960s relationship of governement and society.
Answered by dis_orient_ed - Mon Jun 15 20:28:37 2009

If people on the right and the tea party continue their rhetoric will it harm their chances of getting in?
Q. "Obama is Hitler" Obama isnt american born, Obama will put people in ovens, Obama is a terrorist. I honestly do not believe these people really believe themselves what they are spewing but will it cause them to lose do you think? And how will the world see americans with people with these attitudes running a country as great as ours? Will we be laughed at and looked upon as moronic?
Asked by Rosyred Dress - Thu Sep 2 07:00:06 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They are sinking their own ship but shhh let them keep it up. Obama 2012 shhh
Answered by MissKnowitALL - Thu Sep 2 07:02:41 2010

Does anyone else think that the Democratic Party's rhetoric of "change" is a little cliche?
Q. I am a Democrat, but it just doesn't have any substance. It's not like McCain wants to keep everything the same. He sees how much everyone hates Bush.
Asked by trueblue88 - Thu Aug 28 13:35:38 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All campaign slogans are cliche.
Answered by coyotecoup - Thu Aug 28 13:39:54 2008

What happened to the GOP/Tea Party mantra about No More Pork? Was it just 11/2/2010 rhetoric?
Q. The GOP Sheep are just amazing...
Asked by FLSwampBoy - Wed Dec 15 21:42:04 2010 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No surprise here - usual GOP ugly hypocrisy
Answered by nirv - Wed Dec 15 21:48:43 2010

If McCain is celebrated for voting against his own party and called a "Maverick", isn't he voting Democratic?
Q. Factually, if McCain showcases his "ability" to "go against my own party", that would mean he supports the Democratic stances. Since his supporters support that "going against my own party" rhetoric that McCain so loves to plug to prove how much of a "Maverick" he is, aren't they essentially agreeing that Democrats are right all along? And if that's the case, then there is truly an overwhelming support for the views and stands of the Democratic Party!
Asked by Joeyboy - Mon Nov 3 22:20:40 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. He made it a point to tell us we had nothing to fear from an Obama presidency--so I voted Obama/Biden! There's no better endorsement than one's opponent!
Answered by kwazywabbott - Tue Nov 4 08:14:55 2008

What are you going to do when the Republican Party forces Glenn Beck and others like him to shut up?
Q. McCain, Lindsey Graham and the other Republicans have said that Beck s rhetoric does not represent the values of the Republican Party.
Asked by Natalie - Sun Oct 4 19:23:37 2009 - - 32 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No, GOP won't shut him down. When FOX loses enough ad revenue for hosting this psychotic rabble rouser, they'll shut him down
Answered by Anonymoose - Tue Oct 6 13:36:08 2009

Why Are Liberals Upset that a Few People Allegedly Used the "N-Word" at a Tea Party Rally?
Q. The Tea Party has about 3 million followers. Would it be unreasonable to find 1% of any group to use extreme rhetoric? If so, you'd expect to find 30,000 people using the N-word. You found 1 person and that's supposed to be dispositive of something? Now people know why "racist" and "racism" mean nothing. I've got your N-word hanging.
Asked by J.C. Grant - Sat Mar 20 22:33:12 2010 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments

A. "You found 1 person" They didnt find anyone. The congressman made it up in order to demonize the tea party crowd: "We now have a very short clip of the protesters kill the bill towards Lewis as he walks towards the Capitol building, but no racial epithets can be heard.
Answered by bmovies60 - Sat Mar 20 22:35:04 2010

What does the drop in the democratic parties fundraising mean for the party?
Q. Democratic political committees have seen a decline in their fundraising fortunes this year, a result of complacency among their rank-and-file donors and a de facto boycott by many of their wealthiest givers, who have been put off by the party's harsh rhetoric about big business.
Asked by Sean - Fri Sep 25 17:07:26 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think Bill Clinton said it best: 'It's the economy, stupid!' Plus, considering the Democratic party set all kinds of donor campaign records in the last election, it's only natural that there be a lull during a non-election year.
Answered by Matt H - Fri Sep 25 17:13:27 2009

Did the health care rhetoric hurt the Republican party, or was it the immigration rhetoric?
Q. Which one do you think hurt them more?
Asked by RosieRose - Wed Feb 17 10:48:38 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Both are fine choices. Let me offer a third, In a time of crisis the people expect their elected officials to do something. Being paralyzed into non action or just saying no is not an option.
Answered by 2xJ-58 - Wed Feb 17 10:54:00 2010

Does the spoken rhetoric of Mrs. Pelosi's Democratic party remind you of a parent talking to a five year old?
Q. Did you see her victory speech last night? Harry Reid was just as bad.
Asked by mouthbreather77 - Wed Nov 8 10:24:11 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Uh-huh. And to think that she will be 3rd in line to be president if anything should happen to Bush and Cheney...EEEWWW!!
Answered by sacolunga - Wed Nov 8 10:32:06 2006

When people greet disappointments with 2nd Amendment solutions (Baltimore), is Tea Party rhetoric to blame?
Q. Bachmann, Angle. Palin. Brewer. List list goes on, so I'll stop with these four media harpies...
Asked by Parson Brown - Thu Sep 16 17:29:21 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Maybe. But I hope you're not suggesting we suppress it on those grounds.
Answered by Bill - Thu Sep 16 17:31:36 2010

Why do so many Americans get passionate about politics, and fervently spout the rhetoric of their party......?
Q. When they really don't have a clue what is going on. I am curious how many people have actually read the health care bill? I doubt that 1/16th of the people who are are pissed it won't get passed never read it to see if they actually approve it. I also doubt that 1/16th of the people who are against it have read it. So out of curiousity if you have actually read the health care bill I would like to know.
Asked by Jesus and Muhammad are Lovers - Thu Jan 21 16:26:10 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I haven't read it and I don't have to waste my time in reading it. Here's my rule, any bill and every bill, I can't read, and thoroughly understand, in 30 minutes, is a bad bill. The devil, is very literally, in the details.
Answered by Home-School-produces-winners - Thu Jan 21 16:32:14 2010

how you think the political rhetoric of the Tea Party relates to the political philosophy expressed?
Q. how you think the political rhetoric of the Tea Party relates to the political philosophy expressed?
Asked by James - Thu Mar 11 18:32:14 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I Dont Know Babe
Answered by Joseph - Thu Mar 11 18:38:44 2010

We can take this in our own hands: Do you say we can vote overwhelmingly 90% for Obama to stop party rhetoric?
Q. I think we can, and I believe that will happen. And only then this will move on and the Republicans will lose this race very quickly. Landslide for Obama in 2008, and the female will not be on the ticket, because she is already being watch for what she is in connection with on over 40 other occassions with all kinds of mayhem.
Asked by C. C. G - Sat Mar 8 01:09:57 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. i wish...but sadly..hillary will not die..
Answered by The Goddess - Sat Mar 8 01:15:38 2008

Which political party works for the people? And why do they support the people more than the other, why?
Q. Now, find this question interesting and take a peak at the rhetoric from both parties, ponder it for a while, then decide what they are really there for.
Asked by Don't call me a liberal. - Sun Jan 17 13:57:59 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. you have to define "works for the people" and "support the people" in order to get any meaningful responses. Example: a conservative would say that private property, free enterprise, and low taxes lead to much superior economic growth and that this growth is the best way of increasing wages and incomes and thus supports both the people today and their children's future. Meanwhile, a liberal would say that significant portions of the US population suffer from poor schools, zero access to capital, poor or very expensive health care and that supporting the people means using the government to significantly narrow or eliminate these differences. So, what's your definition of "support the people"? And what would you do, if anything, about… [cont.]
Answered by Spock (rhp) - Sun Jan 17 14:22:59 2010

are libertarians right becase they view things objectively, and not along party lines and rhetoric?
Q. are libertarians right becase they view things objectively, and not along party lines and rhetoric?
Asked by Freedom > Govt - Fri Sep 11 20:36:03 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

Isn't the Democrat Party just trying to Gin up their demoralized base with the Tea Party is racist rhetoric?
Q. let's just get real about this situation, they can't run on an economy with 10.5% unemployment and 14 Million people who want jobs can't find them!!!
Asked by CONSERVATIVE AVENGER - Sun Jul 18 20:42:47 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ya it's just a deflection tactic from the baffoon in the White House and his failed policies.
Answered by Vicsi..... - Sun Jul 18 20:48:34 2010

Why do the liberals want to destroy the Democratic party with their non stop rhetoric?
Q. Why do the liberals want to destroy the Democratic party with their non stop rhetoric?
Asked by Menifeedave - Thu Jun 8 23:16:55 2006 - - 11 Answers - 2 Comments

A. You have got it figured out completely. I do not think they realize the turn off to all moderates - both parties.
Answered by Wolfpacker - Thu Jun 8 23:18:55 2006

Is the Democratic party bankrupt of any new ideas besides social oriented rhetoric from the 60's?
Q. I firmly believe that Democrats will lose in '08 unless they express views that invigorate moderates and "white guys" so left behind in their view of America, by the way, I am a liberal minded person! I also think their support of invading Iraq, then, pulling that support, will contrubute to their undoing, in the "middle" of the electorate.
Asked by alphabetsoup2 - Sat Dec 1 09:59:38 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Well, I have to disagree with you. I think it's the Republicans who are sounding stale and entrenched. Among the Democratic candidates there are some serious differences especially as it relates to the war. I think Biden and Edwards and Obama to a certain extent are expressing some very bold ideas. Hillary is playing it closer to the vest as she typically does. She is running as if she already has the nomination and she's leading and I can't blame her for that. And really if you think about what you are saying, taking a look back post WWII and looking at how dangerous the world was and looking at today, there's something to be said about taking a look at what Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson and Carter did on Foreign policy as it… [cont.]
Answered by Jackie Oh! - Sat Dec 1 10:09:52 2007