The tea Party according to polls is to blame on the Budget

[bigdarryl]

Maybe the American people are coming to these senses. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/04/07/tea-party-roadblock-polls_n_846122.html

[Diamonique]

1. It's about damn time! n/t

[Bake]

2. Coming to their senses?

That's what we thought about Wisconsin until late this afternoon.

Nobody's coming to their senses. And the ones that are, well, they won't have a voice anyway, not with Corporate Media on the case.

Bake

[TheBigotBasher]

3. Boner said there was no light between them

we should make sure that is the case. They are nothing but a racist, terrorist yob and the GOP are now nothing more than their political wing.

The GOP is the wholly owned political wing of the Tea Party Terrorists.

[glinda]

7. Because when you rub two black demons together you get only darkness?

[Dawson Leery]

4. It's about time that these Kochroaches were

recognized for what they are.

[glinda]

8. That is the key. Educate the public.

[AtomicKitten]

5. As they should be ... "Shut 'er Down!"

[freshwest]

6. ???

[AtomicKitten]

12. Blame ---> Big mouth teabaggers yelling "shut 'er down."

Sorry if I wasn't clear.

[freshwest]

15. Thanks. And for handing the elephant's ass back to 'em, too, LOL.

[Shiver]

9. Okay, two things:

1) Captain America has let himself go.

2) Cap would never advocate shutting down the US Government. He didn't fight in the second world war, get frozen in ice for fifty years, then get shot in defense of the right to privacy for superheroes just to see the country he loves get shut down by a bunch of racist teabaggers. Epic Fail.

[AtomicKitten]

13. Damn skippy.

Teabaggers in Halloween costumes have a lot of nerve besmirching Cap'n America's good name.

[Kablooie]

10. But in a year when the economy suffers from the shutdown no one will remember.

All you'll hear is how Obama failed to save the economy so it's time to elect a republican who will save the country.

[SkyDaddy7]

11. Tea Party to blame? Check out what it says further down...

in the article...

"The NBC/Wall Street Journal poll also confirms that Americans are divided and uncertain about whom they might blame if a government shutdown occurs. Roughly the same number say they would blame the Republicans in Congress (37 percent) as say they would blame either President Obama (20 percent) or the Democrats in Congress (20 percent). That result is about the same as the outcomes of three polls conducted by Pew Research and the Washington Post last month, which also asked about "blame" for a potential shutdown."

How is 37% "roughy the same" as 20%?????

Am I missing something?

[Life Long Liberal]

14. The media is pointing it out also. n/t