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Re: Politics is taking a very different shape these days

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Hi CF, these protests are interesting because they don't appear to have central leadership; don't appear to have core motivation. Although it appears to be just very "ticked off" individuals w/ various splintered causes for their current circumstance somehow focusing their ire on Wall Street, logic suggests there must be some shadow leadership that lit this fuse and mobilized/directed this pent up discontent. Just as similarly the Tea Party was created and organized via right wing financing and strong advocacy from the likes of Dick Army and Rick Santelli.
It seems to me, that while this movement appears to be growing, for it to truly have significant influence, the discontent now needs vocal leadership to consolidate and express the causation issues.
If the outcome, which I suspect may occur, is a left wing mirror of the Tea Party, then gridlock is inevitable and the Federal Gov't will become totally compromised/ineffectual.


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Politics is taking a very different shape these days
By: Cactus Flower
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Sat, 08 Oct 11 2:47 AM
Msg. 05973 of 54959

Mass movements appear out of nowhere.

The Wall Street crowd is going to do a similar thing to the Tea Party.

They are enthusiasm bubbles which appear on the scene but don't operate directly through political parties.

This is what happens when the parties frustrate people's wants.

This one scares the Republicans. It should.


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