Agnes Said:

Tea party protesters compared to Arizona law protesters?

We Answered:

This is not a new thing! Liberals by nature have always resorted to violence... They seem to believe that they have the ordained right with which to promote their agenda by means or use of force! When their true colors come out, they scatter, or they get violent and try to justify their actions.... This is the very reason November 2010 is more so important than worrying about what Obama is going to do.... If you have a conservative congress... Obama admin can not pass their liberal agenda and legislation.... Remember liberals are not privy to consequence or responsibility! They believe in social governance!.... We must regain rational thought!...Or lose the last true standing Republic,... once and for all....

Rosa Said:

Is anyone planning on going to the San Tan Valley / Queen Creek Arizona Tea Party on April 15th 2010?

We Answered:

I went! I'm prod to be mad as hell at my government for spending BILLIONS of my dollars for stuff I don't want or need. Make your voice heard. Banding together in the tea party movement is a collective voice - We are SHOUTING - Can you hear us now???

Marilyn Said:

Why did the Arizona shooter identify himself as a "Tea Party Patriot" on his Facebook page?

We Answered:

He didn't. That was a fabricated page.

Actually, he represents the opposite of what the Tea Party people believe in. If you kept up with news and current events you'd know that without having to ask those of us who follow the news.

He read the Daily Kos and Huffington Post, and watched Bill Maher and Michael Moore movies. He was an atheist communist as well, so he's more in line with the liberal fascist party. He would never support the Tea Parties since they promote peace and freedom.

Freddie Said:

Is the Arizona shooting what the tea party candidate Sharron Angle meant with her 2nd amendment comments?

We Answered:

It isn't just this one thing, it is a culmination of all the hate speech and rhetoric that everyone has been throwing around. This is a despicable act (the slaying) and all of the hate speech should be blamed; perhaps it shouldn't be punished, but hate speech does rile people up to the point of acting out violently.

Antonio Said:

Why is MS NBC working overtime to try to link the shooting in Arizona to the Tea Party and Palin?

We Answered:

They have a point of view, and a agenda. So while I disagree, they have that right to push that way. But it is a bit hypocritical when fox news gets attacked for the same thing.

Just like when CNN (I think) showed the pictures of the "white" guy at a near a Obama rally, with the rifle over his shoulder. They when on, and on about this white racist. Then, from a different angle, and not zoomed it, it turned out to be a black guy.

It's one thing to push your view, it's another to fabricate evidence (lie), to support your view.

Samantha Said:

Tea Party & Arizona's Illegal Alien Law?

We Answered:

Uh, it's not only legal immigrants, but CITIZENS whose rights are violated.

I see a LOT of wing-nuts can't READ, or don't know what the phrase "legal immigrants" MEANS.

As for the others: the 4th Amendment prohibits people being stopped and questioned without probable cause. Having a Hispanic accent, speaking Spanish or Spanglish, or "looking Mexican" are NOT probable cause one has committed any crime.

It doesn't seem to me the TP is about any ONE thing (exept opposing our fairly elected president's policies). Mostly it's about opposing that extremely rich people paying their fair share of taxes, and about opposing people being able to get needed medical treatment. But there are all sorts of people in it for all sorts of issues.

The ONLY civil liberty most wing-nuts support is the supposed right to carry rapid fire weaponry loaded with armor-piercing ammo.

It was only two years ago when anyone who publicly disagreed with the president was a terrorist who hated America. That was true until noon, the day Obama took the oath of office.

When people reject "Reality-Based Thinking" everything becomes maleable.

Darrell Said:

Was the mass murderer in Arizona from the Ron Paul or the Sarah Palin wing of the Tea Party?

We Answered:

Based on the paranoid ramblings of his online page, I'd say he was most likely from a patients' wing of the local asylum.