[SamAdams76]

Obamacare has been the driving force behind the Tea Party since early 2010 when Scott Brown shocked the country by winning Ted Kennedy's old senate seat - the first time in decades that Massachusetts had a Republican senator. Scott Brown's winning campaign message was that he'd be the deciding vote to stop Obamacare.

Well despite Brown's election, the Democrats found a way to cram Obamacare down our throats anyway, which led to the huge GOP victories later that year in the congressional mid-terms. Many elected officials who supported Obamacare were driven from office.

The Tea Party movement continued on. Christie's win in New Jersey. Walker's win in Wisconsin. Then a Republican (Bob Turner) won Weiner's seat in Brooklyn/Queens - unheard of!

So if "conservative anger" is hitting stratospheric levels, once can only imagine what this November is going to bring.

[lodi90]

There are around 14 million self employed people in the US. They are not stupid. Add in their families and that is a pretty decent sized voting block.

Obama has lost probably 90% of their votes with the sword of obamacare taxes hanging over them.