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Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls
Polls have been done at large tea party events. 50% of the tea partiers are independents and democrats. Most are conservative but that does not mean they are not social liberals and does not mean they would vote republican .
http://www.gallup.com/poll/127181/te...ographics.aspx |
I don't doubt many of them are independents. I just have yet to see them support anyone but conservative republicans. Their actions speak louder than poll responses do.
Maybe that will change. I assume the movement will grow and the republicans will hope to ride it back into power later this year. If that happens and the republicans fail to deliver on their promises will we see the tea party suddenly lash out against them? I guess only time will tell, but I won't hold my breath to see that happen.