I had to fix that for ya. Call me a stickler for historical detail. 
Posted on 12/05/2010 3:19:10 PM PST by Bokababe
The Tea Party movement is the fifth major wave of immigration into the modern Republican Party since World War II. It has brought Americans who had never been politically active to the forefront of the political fight against the Obama administration's agenda and into Republican primaries as voters, and in some cases, as candidates. The Tea Party movement became the party of opposition and then grafted itself to the backbone of the modern Republican Party as it approached the 2010 elections....
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The tea party should stay far far away from this guy.
I had to fix that for ya. Call me a stickler for historical detail.
G-L-O-B-A-L-I-S-T SHILL.
Grover is an Islamic Apologist of the WORST Order. He and people like him are ROT!
Every opportunist knows that the tea party is the new ‘in’ thing and they want to get their foot in the door so that they could influence it from within.
He's wrong from the very first sentence. I retain my independent registration and have no intention or interest in joining the republican party. Now if the GOP wants to support the constitution and conservatism by adopting tea party principles then I'll vote for their candidates. If they want to continue to foist mushy non-conservatives as candidates then the republican party will become the new Whig party.
Norquist is delusional if he thinks he'll get any more than a whiff.
Sounds like Grover is a little jealous of his fellow Faux-Con Globalist Tea Party Bandwagon Jumper-On, Dick Armey
LOL! Thanks for your editing.
Wow, Moore lost weight.
>>Grover Norquist?? Hasn’t he received his own memo?
G-L-O-B-A-L-I-S-T SHILL.<<
So was/is Bush and the rest of the senior Republicans in our government.
Where was that photo taken?
the captions says: Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin shakes hands with Grover Norquist before speaking at the Republican National Committee Final 2010 Victory fundraising rally October 23, 2010 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The speakers were supporting Marco Rubio’s run for U.S. Senate as well as several House of Representatives seats and statewide offices. Rubio is running against Florida Gov. Charlie Crist for the seat.
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I don’t get the significance of the photo, it is an RNC fundraising function.
[The Tea Party movement became the party of opposition and then grafted itself to the backbone of the modern Republican Party]
I observe it’s the other way around - where GOP RINO wanabees tried to surf a wave in a Tea Cup into the The Party(tm).
FAIL.
It’s a reformation, in the hearts of Individuals, toward our American First Principles - not a “party”.
Grover is trying to sneak his way into everything. He must be pretty up there already if he gets to shake Palin’s hand on the stage of an RNC fundraiser.
Also see
http://michellemalkin.com/2009/01/05/the-gops-grover-norquist-problem/
We don’t want people like Norquist to be part of this new wave of immigration into the Republican Party. And we are not going to leave islamofascists alone.
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