QUOTE (johnq @ Apr 15 2009, 03:09 PM)
It's hypocrisy, not hypocracy.
But where were the liberals then? I don't recall a liberal groundswell to protest Bush's spending, or anything else. You would think they could have mustered up a day like this to protest the unjustified war, but I can't seem to recall that happening. They were too caught up doing nothing.
If these tea parties are in fact a bipartisan protest of all that is wrong with government now then I applaud them. If they are simply just anti-Obama protests, then I would agree with those who think that's lame, but I would applaud those who do go out and stand up for what they believe.
For the last eight years, all liberals did was whine and complain on blogs, they never organized anything like these tea parties, even though they had reason to. Now they want to bash those who come out to express views opposed to theirs. There's a little hypocrisy there, too, don't you think?
Where were all the liberals? They aren't capable of keeping a simple radio talk show successfully afloat. Soros paid more in salary to the clown from MN than he took in revenues.
Applaud away John, I was at the largest gathering last night and no Obama bashing took place. It was ALL directed towards congress and the administration (past and present) as a group.
QUOTE (raster_gal @ Apr 15 2009, 03:19 PM)
All I have to say is United we stand... Divided we fall. Whether if it's Republican/Democratic driven... we as a nation must come together to fight for our rights, and stop all the crazy, ridiculous spending from both sides of the party.
Spot on gal - E Pluribus Unum.
Everybody likes fair - Enact the Fair Tax - before throwing stones at it, educate yourself as to what it is and will do.