House infighting: Does Pelosi have a tea party problem?

Associated Press ^ | March 8, 2019 | Lisa Mascaro and Laurie Kellman

[central_va]

The tea party, and conservatives, and republicans agree almost completely on principles.

NOT.AT.ALL.

[CoastWatcher]

No - Nancy has a Kool-aid problem

[Maris Crane]

This kind of talk is right out of the playbook of those who say:

“BOTH SIDES DO IT”

That is said very frequently by Cavuto, over and over again.

It is a line that is ALWAYS sure to get applause.

What they fail to discuss is what you both are saying:

That THERE IS NO, NO COMPARISON TO THE ACTIONS TAKEN.

One is for GOOD.
One is PURE EVIL.

[Irish Eyes]

Not just money. A lot of the activists who organize for the Democrats have been Jewish. Especially the people from the Bernie Sanders campaign. If they #WalkAway, then that's even more trouble.

Would be great if they did #WalkAway. How long can they keep their eyes closed?

[PapaBear3625]

Democrat Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan of NY was one of the last patriotic Democrats.

Author of the 1965 report The Negro Family, The Case for National Action, he predicted much of the inner-city pathology, caused by the absence of fathers, that we see today. Leftist critics denounced Moynihan for it.

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The Tea Party movement was to throw off the the encroaching Deep State and its attempts to cement its power.

Did they really put it that way back then?

You could say that if by the "Deep State" you mean the federal bureaucracy, but the "Deep State" was usually meant to refer to the intelligence and law enforcement agencies, not to other branches of the bureaucracy.

The title can certainly be taken as a dig at the Tea Party, but the basic idea - that there is the Establishment and there are the insurgents - holds true, doesn't it?

To look for another example of similar conflict in Congress, you might take 1994 or 1974 or 1964, but most people's memories may not go back that far.