quote Originally posted by 82-T/A [At Work]: NEPTUNE!!! Did you hear the news? There IS going to be a Tea Party with girls!!!! There's going to be girls, gambling, fast cars, shows... all the vices... The 2nd Tea Party Convention is going to be held in Las Vegas in defiance of Obama telling everyone NOT to spend their money in Vegas. Neptune, are you going to go? I bet if you're willing to go... I could get a bunch of other PFFers to go... Tell you what, if you go... I've got ALL your drinks for the first night out...

I hear he only drinks Kool-Aid


All kidding asodi though; if you want to get libs to show up all you have to do is advertise that you're handing out applications for stimulus (ie welfare) checks. I hear you could jampack Cobo Hall with libs that way. Just ask Ken Rogulski

[This message has been edited by D B Cooper (edited 02-17-2010).]

Since inneptune decided to stop by recently, I thought I might update this thread for him...

(Perhaps Marvin will find this acceptable, being from USA Today?)

Poll: Tea Party support grows; USA divided

By Susan Page, USA TODAY

WASHINGTON — Just about as many Americans want Tea Party-backed members of Congress to take the lead in setting policy during the next year as choose President Obama, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll finds.

In a survey taken Friday through Sunday, 28% say Obama should have the most influence on government policy next year while 27% say the Tea Party standard-bearers should. GOP congressional leaders are chosen by 23%, Democratic congressional leaders by 16%.

The results reflect the strength of the Tea Party movement as the GOP prepares to take control of the House of Representatives in January.

The survey also underscores Obama's weakened standing. His overall job approval rating, at 42%, is 1 percentage point higher than his historic low in midsummer. His 35% approval rating on the economy is the lowest of his presidency.

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Me thinks the only ones that did not show up for the party on November 2nd were the libs.

Jim

quote Originally posted by fierobear: Since inneptune decided to stop by recently, I thought I might update this thread for him... (Perhaps Marvin will find this acceptable, being from USA Today?) Poll: Tea Party support grows; USA divided By Susan Page, USA TODAY WASHINGTON — Just about as many Americans want Tea Party-backed members of Congress to take the lead in setting policy during the next year as choose President Obama, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll finds. In a survey taken Friday through Sunday, 28% say Obama should have the most influence on government policy next year while 27% say the Tea Party standard-bearers should. GOP congressional leaders are chosen by 23%, Democratic congressional leaders by 16%. The results reflect the strength of the Tea Party movement as the GOP prepares to take control of the House of Representatives in January. The survey also underscores Obama's weakened standing. His overall job approval rating, at 42%, is 1 percentage point higher than his historic low in midsummer. His 35% approval rating on the economy is the lowest of his presidency.

The Smart Kids just stayed home and watched MSNBC on election day.

quote Originally posted by maryjane: The Smart Kids just stayed home and watched MSNBC on election day.

snicker, snicker, snicker

quote Originally posted by maryjane: The Smart Kids just stayed home and watched MSLSD on election day.

Fixed that for ya.

Jim

quote Originally posted by maryjane: The Smart Kids just stayed home and took MSLSD on election day.

Fixed that for ya, Jim.

quote Originally posted by heybjorn: Fixed that for ya, Jim.

Jim