All right, guys. Well is it good thing or bad thing if they're here to take over to replace Republican party? Should we be afraid that they'll do something so bad in this country that we hold so dear in our hearts? Republican party itself is being known as "no" party, they against everything what President Obama works so harder to bring laws to be passed from his pen to signed into the laws. To let you know that I once was a member of Republican party, boy were they so damn assholes, always supporting rich people, didn't like what they were doing, so I went back to being a member of democrat party. Anyways, just to answer this question, that's all.
there are blacks who go to these parties and speak at these rallies. [YOUTUBE]V9oqT6z1jkw&NR=1[/YOUTUBE]
There were a very few Blacks at those Tea Bagger events. They are mostly hate mongers and reactionaries.
KC,there are always Black people who love pain and hang with people who personally hate them. In my home state of North Carolina there was this brother who was a former NAACP leader who dress up in Confederate uniform and place flowers on the Confederate memorial in Asheville. He ranks with those Black tea baggers and black professionals who use illegal drugs in crack houses.
I support or supported the tea baggers, but the whole movement has been co-opted by the neocons. The Teabaggers were making noise under Bush, but they were unpopular and that's when they had a more libertarian crowd.
The teabaggers are just a mix of far right republicans, libertairians and independents that used to be one of the two. They accept white nationalist and hate mongers into their crowds with open arms, any & everyone who hates the president is alright with them.smh I agree with xoxo, they were set up by the neocons, under the guise of caring about policies and taxes. However, most are birthers and only care about seeing the president's birth certificate, but even if it were handed to them on a silver platter they would still say its fake.:smt009 I disagree about them opposing then president Bush, I sure as hell don't remember them saying a daymed thing when he was in office, just crickets.lol These people hate that the president is smart, charming, that he's black, a democrat, born of a white mother, they hate everything about him. Even in the 2000 election after Bush barely won, (some say he didn't win) dems didn't threaten to succeed from the union or march on washington with racist signs. Most of the Bush hate happened in his second term, not his first and definetly not after one year in office. If they were to ever get in power it would be a disasater for this country, but seeing as how this country is becoming more and more minority populated I don't see that happening. Because lets face it, most of these folks are angry whites, angry at their lot in life and that they will never be on Obama's level. I rarely see any latinos, blacks or asians at these rallies, if some are there, its always just a very small handfull compared to the whites who are there. With the latino population growing even more, most politicians can forget about being elected without their support. The tea party will probably just remain what it is, the party of angry whites.
