Beatrice Said:

Should I fly the Grand Union Flag on Thursday?

We Answered:

Sure, why not.....have fun while you do so =)

Jeanne Said:

Should the homosexual movement adopt the "Don't tread on me" flag?

We Answered:

Sure, why not, sounds good. In fact homosexuals should just join the Tea Party, sounds like you have the same things in mind, less government involvement in your personal lives.

Melanie Said:

What the hell happened to the tea party movement?

We Answered:

Do you like being overtaxed, or don't you work? Although I have never attended one , I believe it is people against unfair taxation, I see nothing wrong with that. Why is the left turning it into either a group of racists or sexual deviants? Sick minds.

Ana Said:

Obama didn't mind ACORN or the Black Panthers being put upon us, why doesn't he like the TEA Party doing same?

We Answered:

They aren't doing the same.
ACORN and the Black Panthers are criminal racketeering organizations, at least one of which is known to have Obama himself as its "de facto" leader.
The T.E.A. movement is ordinary Americans, which Obama claims are his enemy.

Anita Said:

How does the Tea Party view racism?

We Answered:

Because you liberals cannot find any other way to fight the Tea Party Movement, you have turned back to your old worn out "race card". The thing is, many conservatives were once shocked by being accused of being a racist. But because your kind have repeatedly, and falsely, accused everyone you don't agree with, or does not agree with you, as a racist, that charge has lost it's shock value. Now conservatives understand your side is weak and impotent, and when you start throwing up the "racist" accusations, it is a clear sign you are "on the ropes" and on the verge of collapse.

Bernice Said:

Why weren't people teapartying during Bush's corrupt admenstruation (bloody presidency wasn't it)?

We Answered:

Your "bloody presidency wasn't it" comment pretty much sums up YOUR point of view. Sadly, you have swallowed the premise that the Iraq (and perhaps the actions in Afghanistan) were wrong.

You must remember that wars kill, but sometimes killing is the only solution.

Consider this -

Hussein attacked Iran, invaded Kuwait, and was rebuilding his army a third time all while his people suffered for want - much of which was due to the UN sanctions imposed due to his military activities.

You also seem to forget Clinton’s sword rattling when Democrats wanted to do something about Hussein, even though they imposed restrictions on Bush Sr from doing what should have been done at the end of the Gulf War.

Whether we found any WMD was irrelevant. Hussein had already used them on his own people and on Iran. Should we have waited until he obtained more?
Should his nuclear activities have not been bombed by Israel?
You do remember the SCUD missiles, but do you know about the extremely long range (about 400 to 600 mile range) cannon he once tried to build until England stopped its parts from being delivered?

So what was your game plan?
Appeasement?
Just hope for the best?

Boy, that really worked out for the world with Hitler now didn’t it ???

THE TEA PARTIES have a function - to voice an appeal that we have had enough!
Many of us hated Bush’s bailout too, but you will recall that it happened at the end of his term.
Although earlier bailouts did occur, they were small in comparison, and certainly not a trend like Obama’s.
We are asking - When does this insanity end, cause we have had enough!

It is not just one political sphere of thought which opposes these spending sprees, but a wide spectrum of political and physophical positions.

Tiffany Said:

Has radical right-wing populism started to ferment within the United States?

We Answered:

I think what we are seeing in this country is un-satisfcation with the entire political party system. There used to be more moderate's on the right who governed from the middle. After the last election cycle most of these were voted out and we were left with a lot more people on the fringe. But this happens with every election cycle of a party going out of power. You wind up losing moderates in swing states and keeping those on the fringe of the party where states lean that way. The Tea Party existed long before this election cycle. They used to come to DC annually to protest taxes. The GOP basically showed up at the function and high-jacked it. I think it is gaining more ground as people are looking for an independent choice as they are tired of both republican and democrats. But if you look at the Tea Party it's full of the GOP; so really an independent vote becomes a vote for the GOP. There ideologue appears to lean more towards the libertarian or fringe of the right of the only function of government is to provide defense. But there is a downstream effect to every ideologue which is why the pendulum swings after a couple of election cycles. If anyone found the perfect way to govern that appeases nearly everyone in the US I guess we wouldn't have these tough questions to answer.