Hello John,   
      
   >BK>I have said, the Republican Party no longer exists. It is now   
   >BK>the Republican Tea Party. Next election, or the one after, it   
   >BK>will be just the Tea Party.   
      
   >BK>Contact every legislator or former legislator you know who was   
   >BK>beaten in the primary by a Tea Party candidate. Implore him to   
   >BK>campaign against the Tea Party candidate.   
      
   >BK>I know this will hurt, but it's the only way to keep the   
   >BK>Republican Party to suffer the fate I named above, becoming the   
   >BK>Tea Party.   
      
   JM>Why are you so scared of the Tea Party?  Seems like the   
   JM>Democrat Party would want to fight a loosely organized   
   JM>bunch of wackos.   
      
   I absolutely adore Tea Baggers.  Just stick a microphone   
   in their face and let them rant.  The late Tim Russert was   
   great in that regard.  Years ago he had interviewed Rush   
   Limbaugh.  This was just after the charade Limbaugh had been   
   putting on about having lost his hearing and having had a   
   cochlear ear implant.  The interview started out as any other   
   interview, but after about five minutes it became obvious   
   that Rush had wanted to say more than what he was asked   
   about.  After about ten minutes into the interview, Russert   
   just allowed Rush to keep on ranting.  And ranting.  And   
   ranting.  For the rest of the entire show.  All the while   
   trying to maintain a straight face.   
      
   There are three presidential debates scheduled, and one vice   
   presidential debate.  The Democrats would be doing themselves   
   a favor by allowing their Republican opponents to hog the   
   microphone.  If Barack Obama is smart, he will say as little   
   as possible, giving as much time to Mitt Romney to make a   
   fool of himself.  If Joe Biden is smart, he will say as little   
   as possible, giving as much time to Paul Ryan to make a fool   
   of himself.  However, we both know full well that won't happen.   
      
   >BK>It's the only way for Republicans to keep the   
   >BK>freedom to think for themselves.   
      
   JM>I believe you have said or implied that Republicans do not   
   JM>think for them-self so why do even care about that?   
      
   Thank God Barack Obama is not facing a candidate who can   
   think for himself.  Otherwise, he'd be a one-term president.   
      
   --Lee   
      
      
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