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⌈ Secret Post #2475 ⌋

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[Supernatural, Watchmen]

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[a case of exploding mangoes (2008 novel)]

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[Brothers in Arms]

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[Agents of SHIELD ]

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[Transformers: IDW Generation One]

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[Sarah Michelle Gellar]

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[Young Guns 2]

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I don't know how this would be done, but I think the Tea Party is different from average Republicans in a lot of very important ways. It's distressing that the Republican party isn't making an effort to distance itself from the Tea Party, at least on certain issues. It's not like there's a shortage of people who just vote for the person in the Republican column, not necessarily knowing where they stand on things. But there's a lot of diversity in the party now that needs to be made clearer.

I'm not a Republican but I live in a conservative area. In fact, right now there are a number of Tea Party candidates running for school board, basically with the goal to take money away from the schools (which have already been stripped of funding in recent years to the point that almost all extracurricular activities have been cut and all sports have become pay-to-play, which many can't afford). Unfortunately they seem to have a lot of support because they are portraying themselves as Republicans and not fully disclosing their intentions with funding, which only people who have investigated/been involved in PTA or school board in the past seem to realize. And people are going to vote for them because they're Republican. I'm very worried about this and wish the Republican party would distance itself a little from the Tea Party candidates, who are much more extreme than the party has historically been and are doing a lot of damage (not just to my community, I'm sure it's communities all around the country that is being hurt in this way).

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