Jacqueline Said:

Since the GOP has hijacked the tea party movement, and turned against the honorable Ron Paul?

We Answered:

The Tea Party Movement was -created- by the GOP. It was never the non-partisan, anti-partisan libertarian independent thing it pretended to be. It is a 'stealth' Republican organization. It was built up by Fox News, which is a GOP operation. It was funded by GOP sources. It was a way for Republicans to pretend they weren't the Party of GW Bush. It was their way of harnessing the anger of Americans against both parties.

Ron Paul never had a chance in the real GOP, and he doesn't have a chance in the Tea Party movement either. He simply doesn't serve the GOP clients. They only let him run in 2008 to show how unpopular honesty is in the Republican Party, how limited an appeal a person can have who doesn't serve the GOP's corporate sponsors.

Nathaniel Said:

Will the Tea Party Transform into a viable political party for the 2012 elections?

We Answered:

The Republican party started to leave their conservative base over two decades ago. They wanted to attract centrists in hopes of gaining a wider voting base. In doing so they have deserted the moderate conservatives and now are losing their support. The party leaders have gone against one conservative Republican in favor of a RINO in the upcoming primaries. If the Republicans keep dodging their base to keep the corrupt politicians in power, they will lose the base and the Tea Party movement may very well be the seed from which another party could start. Another party that should heed the movement is the Democrat party, there are many moderate liberals that do not agree with what is being done in Washington, some even follow the Tea Party movement along with independents and moderate conservatives. The American voter is tired of being used and lied to and are apt to go with a third party to reclaim their country. Who knows, unless the two parties wake up and move back to the center, they could be left out in the cold.

Harold Said:

The viable candidate in 2012 against President Obama is Former Gov Palin?

We Answered:

If Palin is his opponent in 2012, then Obama will be President another 4 years. He'll actually be the President anyway, regardless who runs against him.

Palin would force the country how to do fancy pageant walking and play the flute, then she'll have us all speaking in tongues, so no one will be able to understand each other.

Clayton Said:

It didn't appear to be the "Republican Wave" that GOP wanted came true. Why?

We Answered:

The public holds both parties responsible for our current state of affairs.

53% hold negative opinions of both main parties today. The republicans are getting a boost because they got so solidly kicked out in 2008, and people have short memories. They have also cynically and successfully obstructed and obfuscated ever since they were thrown out of power, threatening to filibuster almost every single nominee and piece of legislation put forth by the Democrats.

Now they can put their legislation where their mouth is. I don't expect improvement any time soon in this ultrapolarised environment.

Glen Said:

Battle for GOP: Extreme Right vs. Moderates, who will win?

We Answered:

Neither. Most moderates will leave the GOP and party will shrink even more.

The real winners are Democrats.