Sarah Palin. Sarah Palin, Sarah Palin, Sarah Palin.
Step down. The Tea Party events that have been taking place as part of the "grass roots" movement needs to steadily subside. Though the Tea Party-ers have good intentions and voice the opinions of many other Republicans, these Tea Parties aren't helping the GOP.
Right now, with Health Care Reform enacted, the GOP must stand united in order to win more seats in Congress in November and to potentially have a chance of winning the election of 2012. At this moment, a majority of the Republicans seem to be radicals lobbying for their "rights" by protesting and constantly hosting Tea Parties. Sarah Palin isn't motivating anybody to make a chance. She motivates me to not want to be a conservative.
Tea Party candidates? It sounds like they're trying again to revive "Populist" party sentiments that we had in the early 1900s. Just a reminder to all? That party failed miserably.
The GOP looks to be in a mess.
About Me
- Ashtyn
- Ithaca, New York, United States
- In the state of California where 45% of registered voters are registered as Democrats and 20% of voters are registered as Independent, I tend to lean towards the Conservative side of things. I like logical arguments. I like to make a statement. I want to set trends, not follow them. I like politics. Enough said? I am currently a Government Major, French Minor, Law & Society Minor, in my freshman year at Cornell University. I am a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, President of the Junior Panhellenic Council, AXO Sisterhood Chair, and a member of the Roosevelt Insitute policy think tank.
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