They believe simply changing horses in mid-stream will solve the problem and they blame their plight on the 'person' and NOT the values that caused the corruption in the first place.
The Tea Baggers are no different than the Republicans that nearly destroyed the sovereignty of the USA. They believe in a Plutocracy, NOT, a democracy.
They hide behind the flag to accomplish their ill derived goals.
The term "plutocracy" is formally defined as government by the wealthy, and is also sometimes used to refer to a wealthy class that controls a government, often from behind the scenes. More generally, a plutocracy is any form of government in which the wealthy execise the prepondernce of political power, whether directly or indirectly.
The Plutocracy that is the basis of The Tea Bagger and Republican ideologies have made it all the way to the Supreme Court.
Money Grubbers
The Supreme Court kills campaign finance reform. (click here)
Posted Thursday, Jan. 21, 2010, at 12:58 PM ET
...Citizens United is an ideological group, like the NRA or Planned Parenthood, except that it takes for-profit corporate funding. It produced an anti-Hillary Clinton documentary. The group wanted to air the documentary during the 2008 presidential primary season through a cable television video-on-demand service and to advertise for it on television. In exchange for a $1.2 million fee, a cable-television-operator consortium would have made the documentary available to subscribers to download free on demand....
Citizens United Prevails At Supreme Court (click here)
Bickerstaff: The real trouble with corporate cash in campaigns (click here)
Steve Bickerstaff, LOCAL CONTRIBUTOR
...The leading winners from the court's decision are powerful incumbent officeholders. Corporations often have a great deal at stake in legislative decision-making. Therefore, they are anxious to win the favor of officeholders who they perceive are in a position to help them on legislation. This effect was shown in 2002 when then-Rep. Tom DeLay, R-Sugar Land, raised $749,000 from 20 corporations in support of his Texans for a Republican Majority political action committee. Many of the corporate executives knew that the contributions were of questionable legality and little or nothing about DeLay's plans for the money. They knew only that DeLay wanted funds, and pleasing DeLay was important to the corporations' objectives in Congress....
The real goal of Plutocrats is NO CHANGE, just oppression.
If voters want to 'throw the bumbs out.'
Make sure they are the right bumbs and not just a carbon copy.
