... chart below [1] shows that the GOP has become a party of crazed accountants, obsessing over the budget deficit. At the same time, the immigration issue has become less important to the GOP.
That's despite immigration - which determines who lives in the U.S. and who votes - being a far more vital and fundamental issue than spending. Deficits can be reduced in future years with increased economic...
... the bat****-crazy wing of the GOP, the Tea Parties. The unfavorables for that group have doubled since January 2010 [1], and there's very little difference between her and them. Certainly, some of her positions aren't that bad, but others are and she's far to the right of the U.S. as a whole. Her teaparty-style economics-related ideas are so bad that the Democrats and the media might even be...
... libertarians camp - and now the GOP under their sway - don't want it to come back. In fact, they want to get rid of even more:
"The president... needs to take much more than a scalpel to the Department of Education's budget - there’s room to take an ax," said Lindsey Burke, a policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation, a Washington think tank.
Thus, my question to those in the teaparties or...
... was brought to you by the RNC (gop.com/RNCResearch/Read.aspx?id=4345).
(Via the wacky liberaltarians at Reason reason . com/hitandrun/005870.shtml)