[2ndDivisionVet]

Translation by Google.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Right on.

[cripplecreek]

I want a constitutional republic with all its horrors.

[Olog-hai]

The Bing translation gives a lot of doom and gloom in the first paragraph:

For Obama, it is serious: If no budget settlement occurs until October 17, the United States have gone bankrupt. Since October 1 has no approved budget, the administration of the United States is largely closed. …

[GRRRRR]

Thank goodness it was a googalation.

I was afraid the author was a produck of pubic skools!!

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

...warns against " enslavement of the whites."

Germans must be using MSNBC as a source.

Republikanerführer John Boehner

Oh Ja, Heil Boner! :-P

[Doogle]

.....hey Nancy, how's that astro turf looking now?

[C. Edmund Wright]

This article is brain dead. Ron Paul the founder? No mention of Rick Santelli’s “Lake Michigan Tea Party” rant in Feburary of 2009 - which was featured same day same time simultaneously by Rush Limbaugh and the Drudge Report with Red end of the world headlines - leading into the town halls of early spring 2009?????

That’s the Genesis, at least, of naming the movement and mobilizing the movement that fed off of fear of Obama Care, the Fed, and tapped into conservative anger at Bush’s leftward leanings.

Who is this bozo?

[BenLurkin]

a supporter of unbridled capitalism

Hardly "right wing" then.

[DoughtyOne]

You may wish to minimize the screen and make the width about five inches wide, top to bottom to read this.

It's easy enough to read our founding documents, and understand what the goals were for this nation.  Those who wish to, can read the thoughts expressed by our Founders.

The United States was formed differently than other nations.  It's leaders had lofty goals.  Differences that couldn't be settled during our founding, were given substantial grounds within those documents so that they would be addressed later.

The nation was founded.  It started off with lofty goals.

Man being what he is, found work-arounds for the loftiest of the ideals our Founders included in our Constitution and Bill of Rights.

Today our original document is riddled with subterfuge.  We were not established as simply another European Socialist wet dream.  We were established as a nation where men of good concience to escape to, a place where the individual held the power, and the government answered to him.

Along the way rights were spread out to more citizens, women, minorities..., and those things were good.  Those improvements were based on language in the Constitution.  The very document that supported the ending of slavery, is now ridiculed as some outmoded document.

It was not a perfect document, but in the realm of worldly man, it was probably as fine a document as has been devised or even can be devised to establish and control a government.

Today's so-called (Leftist) 'experts' deny this.  They label it consummately flawed, an outmoded document, something that should be discarded and replaced.  Heaven help us if they succeed.

Tea Party members recognize the folly in this.  They have studied the Founding Documents, the men that crafted them, and what it all means.  They know what our Founders were trying to establish.  After much study they heartily agree with them.  They find these document no more out of date today some 237 years after our Founding, and some years less when some of the Founding Documents were actually drafted and officially adopted.

So when people say things like, "Well, you folks thought Social Security was a bad idea too.  Remember that?", we respond that nowhere dies our Constitution make room for such a thing.  And for that reason, we actually support shifting Social Security into a privately held retirement system, without government intervention.  The same goes for Medicare and other lame ideas, that big dictatorial governments adopt, that citizens don't agree with in Constitutional Republics based on Capitalist Free enterprise.

Social Security is going broke.  Medicare and Medicaid are in trouble.  Big government is antithetical to our existence.  It is the holy grail to the Socialist/Marxist cabal, that seeks to turn our nation into a third world hell-hole.  Failures of Communism in Europe, the U. S. S. R., and every where else it has been tried, convince the experts of nothing.  They need to see tens of millions purged again, before they'll accept what Socialist/Communism/Marxism always devolves into.

We don't.

Remember this people, and unite behind us.  Power will be claimed.  It will reside in the people or in the government.  When it resides in the people, the government is held in check.  When it resides in the government, the people will remain in check.

Show us one nation where Communism turned the nation into the power-house the United States is.  Show me one coummunist idea that was incorporated into the United States, that made it better and not weaker, or more subject to destruction.

The Obama team screams at the top of their lungs that the Tea Party folks are anarchists, terrorists, and anything else they can think of to scare the holy hell out of citizens.

And then, to prove it, the Left implements things that are horrific, and blames it all on the Tea Party.

It's sad that our populace doesn't understand all this.  It's sad it doesn't understand the power-play behind ObamaCare.  It's sad it doesn't see the movement of all citizens onto a government health care program, as the way to control citizens from birth to the grave, but that's exactly what it is.

Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Welfare, Unemployment, financial meltdowns as a result of government intervention, it's all a great big con-job by some of history's biggest con-men.

The Tea Party that didn't exist until after the financial melt-down in 2008, is now to blame for it all.  And those who actually participated in causing what took place, are now claiming to be the absolute experts who can fix it, over the objections of Tea Party members.

If we remember nothing else, we should remember the parts in all this, the loudest screamers against the Tea Party played in the 2008 meltdown.

That would go a long way toward revealing who is right now, as more wild cons are foisted off on the American public.

The Tea Party that came along after the melt-down, is not the cause of our problems, and those who were, will be slamming the Tea Party the loudest.

Watch them.  When you think about it, things suddenly become crystal clear.

Of course that's only if clearness of mind is what you want.  If not, you came to the wrong place for enlightenment.

[Graewoulf]

Is it “Who they are?” or is it “Who are they?”

It all boils down to this:

“The Silent Majority is what you call the TEA Party.”

Deal with it.

The only thing that is “new” is THE NEW REPUBLICAN PARTY.

RINO Hunting Season begins 1-1-2014.

BTW, this 2014 RINO hunt has no bag limits, tents or caves - - -

[ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton]

Everyone is blaming these ‘extremists’ for otherwise reasonable republicans acting like raging lunatics.

But if as the polls show the vast majority of voters blame the republicans for this disastrous government shutdown, doesn’t that mean this is suicide for the republicans?

Could they be acting for what they mistakenly think is the good of the country? Naw, nevermind.

[Windflier]

"...the founder Congressman Ron Paul (78)."

Ron Paul did NOT found the Tea Party.

If anyone deserves that signature distinction, it's Rick Santelli, who dared Americans to join him in a "Tea Party", in a rant from the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

Millions answered the call, and the Tea Party was born.

[Sequoyah101]

Did you post this clap trap?

Why?

It is mindless drivel.

[skinkinthegrass]

:-D

[1010RD]

unbridled capitalism

That’s the biggest lie. Capitalism doesn’t run wild. Read Schumpeter and you’ll see that the people who hate capitalism are the buggy whip manufacturers of their era.

Politicians are egotistical losers who appeal to other egotistical losers that they can be counted on to rob their fellow men. The bridle isn’t placed on capitalism, but on people. If the people don’t like it, they get the spur, then the crop and, if they’re really pushing it, the rendering plant.