TEA Party: Not Republican v Democrat nor Educated v Uneducated

by CynicalPatriot | January 11, 2010 at 10:10 pm
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nor white v color nor Conservative v Liberal; the true battle is WE THE PEOPLE vs the corrupt politicians!

As I promised you yesterday in the article:

Obama's educated aristocrats attitude toward the TEA Party - "Let them eat Cake"

here is a more detailed explanation about what the TEA Party is about and what it is not about.

That last article was inspired by reading two articles by what I would describe as allegedly educated Liberals falling all over themselves to explain why the TEA Party Movement is more popular than either the Republican or Democratic Parties.  One explained his theory as the TEA Party being a popular revolt by uneducated commoners against the educated elite.  And the other just said the TEA Party was just a bunch of folks who want to say "“shove it you commie, liberal scum.” For the overwhelming majority of TEA Partyers, neither perception is correct.

Today I am here to share my perspective as one who has went to anti-Obamacare rallies, anti-Federal Reserve Rallies, anti-Corporate Major Media Propaganda and Censorship Rallies and the 912 Rally in Washington DC.  The one in DC is where from 2.2 million or 70,000 of us TEA Partyers (London Times and CNN respectively, you choose who to believe) showed up in Washington DC to tell our Government .about our concerns. http://twurl.cc/21bg Your government has tried to repress this information. http://twurl.cc/21bi  

My Fellow Citizens - This TEA Party Movement is about....

Please read the rest of the story free at Examiner.com

Respectfully Submitted,

Don Mashak

The Cynical Patriot

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