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To: koan who wrote (276766)	9/17/2010 9:27:16 PM
From: bentway	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

I'm thinking that although it looks bad for the (D)'s, if they can just keep their heads, act like adults and keep from over-reacting, what the Tea Party is, is bad for the (R)'s in the long run. Right now, the (R)'s think they're co-opting the Tea Party's crazy energy and capitalizing on it to get control. Which is the same thing they thought with the Evangelicals. As the crazies in the party gain more and more power, the fixers that run the party for the wealthy and corporate America may lose it. If that happens, the financial base of the party will disappear. Those folks will go (D), just to escape the lunatics they thought they could co-opt. The rest of America will follow, when they discover that crazy people with no plan and bizarre ideologies don't make good leaders. But, the near term is going to be VERY interesting!