Does the fact that the Tea Party movement is taking over the Republican Party help or hurt the Democrats?

The is no Tea Party. Now there is a loose organization of people who are called TEA party folks. I'm one of them.

And get it right. TEA stands for Taxed Enough Already. And we don't want ANY parties.

We want our elected representative from bottom to top to recognize they are public servants and work for We the People. That's our money which is being spent. And WE worked hard to get it.

And we don't give it up lightly.

There are no "Conservatives" left in the Conservative movement. They are all NeoCons, whom Reagan pandered to, for the religious right. There are no Barry Goldwaters left.

There is nothing. Just like there are very few "Liberals" in the Democratic party. And there is absolutely nothing Moderate in the Republican party.

With the exception of 2, possibly 3 Republican Senators tops. I would love for three parties. The vote between the Tea Parties and Republicans would be so split, the Democrats would be sure to pretty much win any election.

Unfortunately, the whole political system seems to be broken, and a third party would be a good start to getting American politics back on track. With that said, I don't think the "Tea Party" would be a viable third party.

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