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matthew

Well-known member
Sep 20, 2009
2,413
Ovingdean, United Kingdom
Been having a few 'discussions' with them on twitter.

Do they actually believe this?!

 






BadFish

Huge Member
Oct 19, 2003
17,013
It is interesting that every angle of politics seems to think that the media is churning propaganda for it's oppositions.
 






looney

Banned
Jul 7, 2003
15,652
People moan about professional politics, well here you have it. Warts n all grass roots politics, and the leftwing bitches are still crying over it. Why dont they get their shit together and start there own grass roots movement? or dont they have a base of support?
 


BadFish

Huge Member
Oct 19, 2003
17,013
People moan about professional politics, well here you have it. Warts n all grass roots politics, and the leftwing bitches are still crying over it. Why dont they get their shit together and start there own grass roots movement? or dont they have a base of support?

How can politics funded by the second biggest private company in the US be considered grassroots?
 


looney

Banned
Jul 7, 2003
15,652
Very worrying article that!

Only if your the kind of idiot that swallows the tripe that moonbat writes. He misses the proverbial elephant in the room in that, it doesn't matter how much money the Kock brothers throw at the Tea party. If it lacked popular support it wouldnt gain any traction.

The SWP is a prime example, wealthy benefactors but **** all support.
 








Dandyman

In London village.
How can politics funded by the second biggest private company in the US be considered grassroots?

It can't but Looney is essentially an extemist propagandist who seeks to promote Neo-Con drivel.
 




Dandyman

In London village.








Ulloa's Soul Patch

The Cyclone!
Mar 5, 2013
868
Just above the chin.
I love the tea-party! Not because I'm a libertarian but for my Politics exam they provide an alternate view on the traditional party line of the Republicans
 




Lyndhurst 14

Well-known member
Jan 16, 2008
5,113
He misses the proverbial elephant in the room in that, it doesn't matter how much money the Kock brothers throw at the Tea party. If it lacked popular support it wouldnt gain any traction.

Fortunately American voters realized this and rejected the GOP / Tea Party at the last election. Many Republicans are still amazed and bitter that Mitt Romney is not in the White House. Some political commentators have said the GOP is virtually unelectable in its present state.

Traditional Republican supporters have deserted the party, the evangelic right no longer has the power it once did and the biggest group of new voters, Latinos and Hispanics, have been alienated by the party. America has moved on, but the GOP hasn’t.
 


beorhthelm

A. Virgo, Football Genius
Jul 21, 2003
35,264
Only if your the kind of idiot that swallows the tripe that moonbat writes. He misses the proverbial elephant in the room in that, it doesn't matter how much money the Kock brothers throw at the Tea party. If it lacked popular support it wouldnt gain any traction.

are you too naive to understand that the money may generate the presence to create "popular support". politicans use marketing just like businesses to create demand for their product. most people dont give a flying fig about most policital issues as long as the general economy, general education and general health (here, in the US they dont even give shit about that) is good enough.
 



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