Virginia Said:

Do you find it odd that “Republicans” have given up on the GOP only to infiltrate another Political Party?

We Answered:

Yes I do. I find it funny. They know they never will support gay marriage or any other socially liberal ideas. They are posers.

Ann Said:

When the GOP finally fades away, will another political party be born to take it's place?

We Answered:

The way they are going, I would say that once in about eight years Rep's will try and do the Libertarian thing. But once people understand the political ideas of the Libertarian it will last about 10 years and then some other party will emerge.

Clifton Said:

Are Republicans/the GOP a dying political party?

We Answered:

Nah. The Rich F=ckers--your top One Percenters--love them too much. Seriously, where else are you going to find people willing to apologize on behalf of BP Oil? Who else is going to worship Fox News "people" as heroes for openly abusing a CHILD whose mother had recently DIED, right there on national broadcast TV, for daring to side with that President They Hate So Much (tm)?

Trust me when I say this: the Tea Party's fake. It is. It was bought and paid for to stifle health-care reform: but then people got _ideas_ in their little redneck pin-heads, and they found sponsors in the Koch Brothers and in Rupert Murdoch (majority shareholder/owner of Fox News). The rich guys who routinely sabotage the US and think nothing of it--the ones who lick their chops with each new downsizing and outsourcing--wouldn't be spending _money_ like this on a dying political ideology.

Basically, they look at ruined nations like Haiti and Somalia and lick their chops. They look at mercantilist, cronyist dictatorships like China and see the future. They look at old-school Southern Plantations (pre-US Civil War) and have wet dreams about beating down us mere citizens, making us work for nothing.

They aren't "a dying political party". They're just mutating, from the Party of NO to the Party of PSYCHO. Count on it.

Sara Said:

Will the "Tea Partyers" break off from the GOP and form another political party?

We Answered:

no, because independent parties are a waste of a vote. As hard as it is to admit, Palin will resurrect the republicans, however she will still lose to Obama in 2012.

Shirley Said:

Is the GOP a Cult or a Political Party?

We Answered:

The GOP is a cult because at it's core it centers around a fundamentalist core of a certain way of so-called Christian thinking, and many of the core leaders of the political agendas are high powered and higly paid evangelists.

Please note the lower cased letters - those are for describing things, not saying they are Fundamentalists nor Evangelists sects.

Dora Said:

Is there an actual non-GOP political party the "Tea Party" movement is tied to?

We Answered:

The Tea Party is a movement with a common voice. Our mission is to organize, educate and inform our fellow citizens to secure public policy consistent with our core values. We are unified and we will exercise tour power through all legal means available to us, to effect the election of local, state, and federal candidates who espouse our core values. We are not a recognized political party. Our members include Republicans, Democrats and Independents.

We believe in the Constitution, accountability, free market capitalism, and fiscal responsibility in all things.

MR