Where were you folks for eight years?" The American Indians of 1773 had every right to fear the consequences of that tea-dumping party that night in the Boston Harbor.
An item that should go on the top of the priority list: dump the party's super PACs and the men and women who run them, including Karl Rove.
Soon after Mr Hague made him shadow chancellor, Mr Portillo dumped the party's "guarantee" of perpetually lower taxes, and announced that Conservatives, too, supported a minimum wage and an independent Bank of England.
Left-wing voters have been angered by the budget-cutting compromises Labour has struck with the Liberals, while many Liberal voters dumped their party over tax hikes.The most historic shift took place in Amsterdam, where Labour, which has run the city since 1946, lost to the liberal democrats of D66, the big winner of the day, whose leader Alexander Pechtold is Mr Wilders' fiercest opponent.
Everybody in all parties dumps on it, but No Child Left Behind has been a qualified success.
But it has never had an outside party dump so many contested names so close to such a fiercely contested election.
Regardless, the prolific summer fund-raising by both lawmakers underscores the giant sums of money that are dumping from both parties into down-ballot races this year, the intensity of the stakes, and how fund-raising has become both a top responsibility of the modern speaker and a means to holding on to that power at the top.
Instead, it's time for the frustrated American electorate to dump our two-party system.
Outside groups and both national parties dumped an extraordinary amount of money into the race.
I'm going to program this thing so that if there are more than eight hundred people voting in a precinct I'm simply going to trade some votes, take them from other parties and dump them into the party that I want to win.
