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11. I'm not a witch!

Reply to Bjorn Against (Reply #5)

Thu Dec 13, 2012, 09:49 AM

Dec 2012

They cost McConnell the Senate and he has been a more bitter man since then. What was the name of the candidate whose ass Harry Reid kicked?

It wasn't all bad!

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OWS didn't fail. The Tea Party did. [View all] renie408 Dec 2012 OP

Yep the OWs were significant in terms of putting that fairness question malaise Dec 2012 #1

To Answer Whether OWS Succeeded, On the Road Dec 2012 #2

I hear you, but... renie408 Dec 2012 #3

Maybe, but the Tea Party claimed they were going to take over the country ... LisaLynne Dec 2012 #7

If you don't understand the threads from yesterday, you should read the article that generated them. randome Dec 2012 #4

No it did not fail, look at Occupy Sandy and tell me it is a failure Bjorn Against Dec 2012 #6

I think a fair amount of the failure could be attributed to extensive pressure applied by the police Selatius Dec 2012 #8

The Tea Party actually "accomplished" a lot, unfortunately it was all bad Bjorn Against Dec 2012 #5

I'm not a witch! ProSense Dec 2012 #11

the Tea Baggers were and remain a force in Congress Doctor_J Dec 2012 #9

I agree. I think in the long run, OWS will be seen as much more important. LisaLynne Dec 2012 #10

They brought the term "teabagger" into general usage. Buns_of_Fire Dec 2012 #12