people for working for you. for example. when you have a radical proposition on state rights like for example joe miller does. the slippery slope is slippery and steep back to civil war era arguments about nullification and ultimately slavery. i m not saying he s pro slavery, but he uses it to justify the position of the south during the civil war. i have been waiting for tea party candidate john c. calhoun to show up. that s brooks and senator sumner too. to what extent is it this not just class, but generational? this republican tea party wants our grand kidses to pay for the rich right now and the interest and the money they borrow to pay for them. they want to cut the benefits of the younger people which they will need more because they have to work longer before they can retire. i think it is in part