Some said Rush. Some said Romney. Others Huckabee. But where did the Tea Party idea come from?
On December 16th 2007 supporters of the strict Constitutionalist and most fiscal conservative in Congress raised over $6.2 million for the principled and honest "kook" from Texas. I guess in a world of big spending and huge debt, being responsible and saving money is a "kooky" idea. Strange times indeed when common sense is considered crazy, but these are crazy times we live in. Tea Parties that have swept across America on April 15th has made it very, very clear that there is but 1 leader and his name is RON PAUL!

After all the Tea Party idea was his supporters, cutting government spending was his platform since before Reagan, and even though Ron Paul was ridiculed and considered an outcast of the GOP, Ron Paul was right. Government has spent us into bankruptcy. Our posterity is merely debt slaves to the debt the Federal Government keeps accruing.
Bush destroyed the GOP and many in their party are now realizing that but to be fair is there anyone else in the GOP or the Democratic Party that was more against Bush’s policies? Does anyone in the GOP have any more credibility in speaking out against spending than Ron Paul? How could those fiscal conservatives that voted for Bush’s bailout even complain about Obama’s bailout? What about those that funded Bush’s wars, "No Child Left Behind," the prescription drug program? How can they(that voted for them) even be given a serious look. There was only 1 man that stood up to those things and his name is Ron Paul, the only American conservative in congress. After all an American conservative is a strict Constitutionalist. Knowing how Anti-Constitutional Bush was can the media stop lying to us by calling  Bush a conservative?