The Tea Party ought to be supporting Bernie

[liveonearth]

I'm not talking about the ignorant rebels who've been co-opted by corporate Republican interests and convinced to vote against their own best interests.  I'm talking about those Tea Party thinkers who know that our government is run by and for big business (not "the people"), and would like to do something about it.

This is what I've been talking about.  The possibility that the left wing and the right wing could reach around the back of the government bird and strangle the business creature that is riding on its back.

*first use of tag: Bernie

Comments

[anais-pf.livejournal.com]

The few times I've mentioned to Green Party leadership that we ought to work with the right wing/indie parties to act (in various ways) against the stranglehold the Dems and Reps have on America, the answer has been, Oh we could NEVER work with them, it would leave a really bad taste in our mouths. Apparently I am an outlier even in the Green Party.

For the record, I don't support Bernie either.

[bobby1933.livejournal.com]

Frankly, it is only the dupes in the tea party that i feel any connection too. There is something seriously wrong (morally or mentally) with any "thoughtful" person who has chosen to use the tea party as a vehicle for the expression of his or her frustration.

But, that having been said, i sincerely hope that everyone who can conceive of any reason to vote for Bernie will join me in voting for him, in the primary, in their State Caucus, and, if it should happen that he loses the nomination. as a write-in in the general election. Well, maybe i'll back off on the write-in, Clinton is head and shoulders above anyone on the Republican side.