The Democratic Party website has a category entitled “people”.

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Caucasians
Atheists
Straight people
Urban dwellers
Middle-aged people
Men

http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/Video-Embeds/2010/May/Kaine-Interview/?WT.mc_id=EmbedNewsPlayer

“And now the President, with the bi-partisan deficit commission, chaired by former Sen. [Alan] Simpson and Erskine Bowles, is going to be incredibly helpful, I think, in addressing the size of the federal base budget,” Kaine said in an interview with David Brody of CBN, starting at 3:43 of the video. “So to those members of the Tea Parties, or others, who are worried about the size of government – this is a president who wanted to do it in a bi-partisan way with the deficit commission, but Republican sponsors voted no – he still has moved ahead, and you’re going to see actions taken by the Administration to deal with the size of government.”

How about this action: STOP SPENDING.

“In other words, the policy changes embodied in President Obama’s 2011 Budget puts our country $2.5 trillion deeper in debt by 2020 than it otherwise would be if current law were left unchanged,” according to this Heritage Foundation analysis after Pres. Obama issued his budget in February.

Best political threat ever. I’ll take it.

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BARBARA: I was actually on the committee of teachers that participated in interviewing Michael Bennet, and at that time during his interviews he was committed to staying as superintendent in Denver Public Schools for five years. As we know, he did not stay five years. And when he began his career as superintendent in Denver, he really did make the effort to go out and start talking to teachers, something that was sort of unheard of. And I have to say that I noticed over the years that that dwindled significantly as soon as he started getting pushback from teachers; he didn’t spend the time talking to teachers as much as he had when he first started. And I kind of feel like he used the superintendent’s job to create a name for himself as a stepping stone to move on into politics, and that’s exactly what happened. So, that’s how I perceive Michael Bennet.

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NORRIS: Let’s ask a hypothetical question, if Andrew Romanoff loses to Bennet, to Michael Bennet in the primary, what do you think of that? What have you heard?

MELISSA: I have heard that some, I’ve heard from many people that they will not vote in that race.

BARBARA: Or that they’ll vote Republican, lifelong Democrats, who said they will . . . teachers in Denver, have said they will not vote for Michael Bennet, they will vote for a Republican before they will vote for Michael Bennet.

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“I’m just as concerned as the Republicans, the independents, the libertarians, all the other parties,” said Niland. “I’m just as concerned about what’s happening about our freedom right now. We are losing freedoms. They are taking away our rights. We’re being forced to buy health care. I’m not happy with what the Democratic Administration is doing because it’s not in the Constitution that the government can make us buy a product.”

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Tea Party endorses a Democrat: Idaho Rep. Walt Minnick, Miami Herald, April 16, 2010

Democrat attends Tea Party, Fox News, April 13, 2010

Disgruntled Democrats join the Tea Party, CNN, April 2, 2010