shouting

In other words, you can say anything you want out on the campaign trail, in as high-flown language as you'd like to use; but once the shouting is all over, it's often very hard (if not impossible) to make good on these promises when confronted with the way Washington actually works.

Chris Weigant: Tea Partiers Should Prepare for Disappointment Chris Weigant 2010

In other words, you can say anything you want out on the campaign trail, in as high-flown language as you'd like to use; but once the shouting is all over, it's often very hard (if not impossible) to make good on these promises when confronted with the way Washington actually works.

Chris Weigant: Tea Partiers Should Prepare for Disappointment Chris Weigant 2010

In other words, you can say anything you want out on the campaign trail, in as high-flown language as you'd like to use; but once the shouting is all over, it's often very hard (if not impossible) to make good on these promises when confronted with the way Washington actually works.

Chris Weigant: Tea Partiers Should Prepare for Disappointment Chris Weigant 2010

In other words, you can say anything you want out on the campaign trail, in as high-flown language as you'd like to use; but once the shouting is all over, it's often very hard (if not impossible) to make good on these promises when confronted with the way Washington actually works.

Chris Weigant: Tea Partiers Should Prepare for Disappointment Chris Weigant 2010

In other words, you can say anything you want out on the campaign trail, in as high-flown language as you'd like to use; but once the shouting is all over, it's often very hard (if not impossible) to make good on these promises when confronted with the way Washington actually works.

Chris Weigant: Tea Partiers Should Prepare for Disappointment Chris Weigant 2010

In other words, you can say anything you want out on the campaign trail, in as high-flown language as you'd like to use; but once the shouting is all over, it's often very hard (if not impossible) to make good on these promises when confronted with the way Washington actually works.

Chris Weigant: Tea Partiers Should Prepare for Disappointment Chris Weigant 2010

That Obama and his shouting is the best unifier for GOP?

Poll: GOP makes gains in battle for Congress 2009

The reason why they are shouting is no one is listening.

Specter faces angry crowd at town hall meeting 2009

The shouting is turning off people who would normally listen to their concerns and answer questions.

Specter faces angry crowd at town hall meeting 2009

So we can add Representative Ross and Senator Conrad of North Dakota to the list of Democrats who realise that the far-left wing of their party are so far out of touch of with average Americans that they're not even within shouting distance.

Conservative Democrat gets The Last Word 2009