The Tea Party shouldn't go anywhere near a primary battle.

John McCain is the national poster child for what's wrong with the GOP. Palin is even more disturbing. She wants to jump in front of the Tea Party parade and still support one of the primary reasons for the movement.

No sale!

The entrenched progressive republicans want to undermine the Tea Party and it is becoming clear that this is how they plan to do.

Forget Palin, forget Armey. There are real conservatives out there more deserving of our trust. DeMint and Pence come to mind. There are others.

Rino's are not the answer, they're the problem!

I'm adding Wilson to my very short list of republicans who are out of the dog house.

Protocol?

Is that a new progressive word for sit down and shut-up?

O said, illegals won't be covered. HR 3200 doesn't exclude illegals. It's a lie! It's about time somebody said it!!!

Biden said the same thing and they made his Vice President. Now, if he's said Obama was a communist I'd buy the stupid book!

This field of candidates makes me just as excited as I was for McCain, which is to say, I voted for Baldwin.

First they tried to ignore the public ground swell. Now they are going to try and stage manage it but in the end; does that really make it go away?

I don't think so. It only serves to make the people more angry.

This push back, more than anything else, is about our elected representatives not listening to the voters. Silencing dissent won't change that!

Sestak would naturally be insulted by the offer of a bribe with no money attached to it. Clinton seems to have lost the old touch.

Rigell is not your classic establishment republican since I doubt that many of them actually donated to the Obama campaign as he did.

The Tea Party supported Loyola who came in second in a big field and now it will be down to whether Rigell can convince the Tea Party that he will be more conservative than Nye.

Nye is a so-called "blue dog" and got a pass from Pelosi on some the tough votes so he can continue to pretend he's a conservative.

IMO, this race will not be a walk off for Rigell.

Our president has spent the last 9 months telling the world that the U.S. is no better, and in some cases worse, than any other country.

He then proceeds to debase the dignity of the office he holds to play pitchman to the IOC when clearly there was only one outcome that would not have looked like a slap at America.

Sadly, he gave the IOC the opportunity to slap us down and they took it. If I could see this coming, even being just another one of those stupid conservatives; why didn't the best and the brightest figure it out?

Palin is under no obligation to get involved in McCain's reelection campaign. It's croynism. It was a stupid move and I fear that she will divide the Tea Party if they don't stay away from her.

She is right about things being different if McCain had won. He would probably would have started with cap and tax and amnesty.

No blaming both sides? What would O'Reilly do for an hour?