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05-08-2010, 07:19 PM
Here Gerald Celente talks about the Tea Partiers being the beginning of the next revolution:
YouTube - Gerald Celente on Greece Riots (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvc-oLZezh0)
...while THIS article touts the TEA PARTIERS as being those who are responsible for ousting career establishment Republicans.
http://enews.earthlink.net/article/top?guid=20100508/a8154fe4-2556-48b8-8df3-f939487805d5
Excerpt:
Bennett's defeat is the latest in a series of surprising political developments in a year in which the tea party movement has amassed growing power.
In January, then-little-known Republican Scott Brown won the Massachusetts Senate seat long held by the late Edward Kennedy. Several incumbents from both parties have opted not to seek re-election as they face difficult challenges, and GOP Florida Gov. Charlie Crist recently opted to run as an independent in his Senate bid rather than face defeat at the hands of his own party.
Other GOP candidates likely were watching Saturday's results closely to see if it's an indicator of things to come.
In Arizona, Sen. John McCain is in a tough primary fight against former Rep. J.D. Hayworth, a conservative talk-radio host. In Kentucky, Rand Paul, the son of libertarian Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, is gaining momentum in his challenge against the GOP establishment's pick of Secretary of State Trey Grayson to replace retiring U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning.
In New Hampshire, former Attorney General Kelly Ayotte is battling three Republican challengers to fill the seat being vacated by Republican Judd Gregg.
I'm wondering how long before we have the establishment Republicans siding with the liberals AGAINST us troublesome "revolutionaries."
YouTube - Gerald Celente on Greece Riots (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvc-oLZezh0)
...while THIS article touts the TEA PARTIERS as being those who are responsible for ousting career establishment Republicans.
http://enews.earthlink.net/article/top?guid=20100508/a8154fe4-2556-48b8-8df3-f939487805d5
Excerpt:
Bennett's defeat is the latest in a series of surprising political developments in a year in which the tea party movement has amassed growing power.
In January, then-little-known Republican Scott Brown won the Massachusetts Senate seat long held by the late Edward Kennedy. Several incumbents from both parties have opted not to seek re-election as they face difficult challenges, and GOP Florida Gov. Charlie Crist recently opted to run as an independent in his Senate bid rather than face defeat at the hands of his own party.
Other GOP candidates likely were watching Saturday's results closely to see if it's an indicator of things to come.
In Arizona, Sen. John McCain is in a tough primary fight against former Rep. J.D. Hayworth, a conservative talk-radio host. In Kentucky, Rand Paul, the son of libertarian Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, is gaining momentum in his challenge against the GOP establishment's pick of Secretary of State Trey Grayson to replace retiring U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning.
In New Hampshire, former Attorney General Kelly Ayotte is battling three Republican challengers to fill the seat being vacated by Republican Judd Gregg.
I'm wondering how long before we have the establishment Republicans siding with the liberals AGAINST us troublesome "revolutionaries."