Tea Party Nation says Boehner's time's run out

World Net Daily ^ | 2011-05-20

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'We cannot fight Obama when we have to fight those who are supposed to be allies.'

BY BOB UNRUH

The Tea Party Nation, one of the largest groups in the tea party movement that rocked the 2010 elections, ejecting California Rep. Nancy Pelosi from her seat of power and electing a Republican majority in the U.S. House, earlier said that new Republican House Speaker John Boehner should be replaced because of his unwillingness to crack the whip on federal spending.

Now Tea Party Nation leaders say they can't wait that long to seek his exit.

"Three months ago, TPN called for Boehner to be challenged in the Republican primary," the organization said in an alert to its constituents today. "We can no longer wait for a primary challenge to Boehner. We must try to get the Republican House members to replace him as speaker."

Shock the Washington establishment by participating in the "No More Red Ink" campaign and shut down all new plans for bailouts, "stimulus" spending and even the funding for Obamacare.

Tea Party Nation explained, "On April 25, Boehner met with tea party activists in his district. He told them the debt ceiling would not only be raised this time, but it would be raised again and again. What Boehner did not say was the message behind the message. The message behind the message is that Boehner is not serious about spending cuts. Why would we need to raise the debt ceiling? We would only need to raise the debt ceiling so we can borrow more money. The only reason we would need to borrow more money would be if there are not going to be major spending cuts."

[Gene Eric]

Indeed.

[arrogantsob]

Sorry I am not the manure spreader here. In the NFL about the best that happens when a team changes coaches in the middle of the year is that the slide stops and it performs marginally better. Nothing drastic.

In major league baseball I can recall ONE team winning the pennant after changing the coach. Same lack of success is there with changes in college sports and the other professional sports.

Such a sign of desperation is inappropriate and unnecessary.

No one serious really cares much about the whiners anyway unless it is Anthony.