Will Libertarians and Tea Party merge to form a larger 3rd party in the coming years?

[HILL]

I guarantee you that within the next 5 or 10 years, you will no longer see the Tea Party. All populist movements, whether they are on the right or the "left," die out eventually in the capitalist system. They all have no concept of organization, and when the ruling class no longer needs them, they implode.

We are already starting to witness the Tea Party's decay as a movement. It has become an arm of the Republican Party and imperialism. The Libertarians seem to be gaining popularity, though. That trend, however, won't last very long, when people begin to find out what libertarianism actually is.

Fiscal responsibility, free market capitalism, low taxes, etc are all branches of ruling class ideology. The development of imperialism and financialization has resulted in skyrocketing debt. Imperialism overseas is actually expanding, not contracting. Thus, ruling class ideology has found itself in contradiction with the capitalist system.

The Tea Party has now become a collection of right wing factions where some are lackeys for imperialism, and some are anti-war libertopians. Much of the racism in the movement has also been exposed to the public. I'd say the Tea Party is a failed organization. They don't have any hope in becoming a political party. There is too much factionalism.