I get a kick out of the Tea Partiers. They think that their organization is a grass-roots organization. It couldn't be further from the truth. Fox Cable News & two billionaire brothers provided the start-up funds. Charles and David Koch  have performed a brilliant maneuver and have convinced a couple of hundred thousand people to join the Tea Party. These lower to middle class members of the Tea Party have no idea that they are the puppets of two billionaires and a cable news channel, which is controlled by an ex-Australian.

A lot of these Tea Party members live in rural or small towns. They have no idea of the problems that exist in other parts of the country, and obviously they don't care.

One thing that they should care about is the environment. I assume the good-ol'e-boys that belong to the party are also big fans of hunting. Ah, hey guys, those animals that you like to hunt live in areas that are being devastated by corporations that pollute out of their corporate pie-holes. Koch Industries (corporation controlled by Charles & David Koch) is a major polluter, according to an Institute at the University of Massachusetts .

Even the Tea Party's "national convention" had an admission fee of $549. The organization behind the "national convention" was registered as a for profit corporation. Didn't that make you think - Hey, what is going on here? Political orginizations are not supposed to be a "for profit" operation.




Why can't these Tea Party members see that they are being manipulated by wealthy insurance companies and wealthy individuals? They have their heads in the sand, and they have no desire to listen to reason, and to use their God-given brains to logically figure it out.

I believe the 21st Century Tea Party movement will suffer a major blow during this upcoming election. The major candidates that Sarah supported are so off-the-wall they have no chance of being elected. All that money that the members paid to listen to their "hero", a.k.a. Sarah "Bullwinkle J. Moose killer" Palin will be for nothing. In my opinion, the Tea Party movement will be dead within one year. At the very least, it will be on life support. I can't see it surviving after a devastating loss during the 2010 election cycle.

1) Tea Partier candidate for Delaware Senator has zero chance.
2) Tea Partier candidate for Nevada Senator has an almost zero chance
3) Tea Partier candidate for New York Governor has zero chance.
4) Democrat candidate for Alaska Senator has a good chance because of "goofy" Tea Partier and current Republican Senator will be splitting the non-liberal vote.
5) Ron Paul's sperm donation (which grew into a Tea Partier) will have an uphill battle in arch-conservative Kentucky, as the Senatorial nominee for the Republican Party.
    








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