So when Americans from all walks of life -- including Democrats -- decide that enough is enough, that it's time to live within our means, that everyone should have some skin in the game, and that the Constitution of the United States is not a suggestion but the law of the land, it scares them. It scares them because these people don't need government funding to exist or grow. It scares them because these people are not violent. It scares them because these people have found each other without the need of racial, sexual, misanthropic, or economic commonalities. But most of all, it scares them that these people, the Tea Party members don't need hate and fear to bring them together and energize them the way the Democratic Socialists do. 

The Democratic Socialists, more commonly known as the Progressives, know that they cannot win election and power if they speak plainly and honestly. They know that envy and jealousy are not enough to motivate their coalition: that only hate can bind them together and motivate them. And they know that deep down, the vast majority of their own coalition believe in freedom, fairness, the Constitution of the United States of America, and America itself. They do the only thing they know, their only hope of diminishing the Tea Party: play the hate card. Making claims of Tea Party racism, gay bashing, and violence. All unsubstantiated or debunked.

So here we stand, without hate or fear, ready to take our country back from the Progressives in November and never to relinquish it again. We are strong. We are Americans. We are patriots. We are more than 25% of the American voting population. And WE VOTE 100% of the time. In an off-term election, where less than 50% of the voting population turns out, we will be there, and if we do not support you, you lose.

Why the hate?