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To: MNJohnnie

You are right—we need real reform—a reform party—a 3rd choice. None of this old saw of Wasted votes or giving votes to the other guy—If we thought that way we would still have Federalists and Whigs around. The Republicans were a 3rd Party once and hated too. The way I see it there is only two outcomes for the Tea Party movement.
1. Take over the GOP and expel the RINOs—make it a reform party dedicated to really clean the swamp of corruption.
2. Start a real 3rd party by taking over an existing one or doing a new 3rd Party.
Let the Hucklefaces and Mitts do what they will. We need reform. I suggest Palin’s Pitchforks to clean the stables of corruption. I fear if the Tea Parties fail because then
the only choice will be rebellion and a drastic change into something very different from the America I grew up in.
Lots of people would die and the USA may break into four or five warring states. Lets see how Red China Runs the world for a while.


13 posted on 09/19/2010 8:44:56 AM PDT by Forward the Light Brigade (Into the Jaws of H*ll)
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To: Forward the Light Brigade

“Start a real 3rd party by taking over an existing one”

I think that is the most viable option.
And WE ARE DOING IT.

Not only that but we are subverting the DEM Party and picking up bluedogs along the way.


15 posted on 09/19/2010 8:51:05 AM PDT by mylife (Opinions $1 Halfbaked 50c)
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To: Forward the Light Brigade
. The Republicans were a 3rd Party

No there were not. They took over the Whig party. They were never a third party.

23 posted on 09/19/2010 8:58:39 AM PDT by MNJohnnie (The problem with Socialism is eventually you run out of other people's money. Lady Thatcher)
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