This “Issue Stance” paper presents facts to explain how the Tea Party has consistently ruined the Republican Party. In 2002, Charles Koch and David Koch established the Tea Party Movement thus changing the landscape of American politics. The party became popular after the Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commissions case when the Supreme Court made a ruling that gave corporations numerous liberties and rights (CNN, 2012). The ruling declared that corporations were more or less like “people”. The ruling encouraged American companies and billionaires to spend their wealth in order to influence the outcome of the country’s elections. In 2010, it was evident that “the Republicans were desperate thus tempted by the members of the Tea Party to shift to the right (CNN, 2012)”. This happened because the Republications were after electoral gains. However, what they did not know was that such gains would affect the party in the future. At the time, the Republicans did not predict was that the “rightist idea” would eventually cost the party. The decision-makers only considered the importance of new votes in order to win an election. They did so without considering the values, views, and expectations of its current voters and party members (Skocpol & Williamson, 2013). The consideration and decision would have negative impacts on the functions of the Republican Party. After the establishment of the Tea Movement, billionaires and business owners provided finances to energize the Republican Party. However, the saddening outcome was that the party would accept defeat in 2008. After the election, the conservatives were troubled after their candidate, John McCain, lost the presidential seat. At the same time, George Bush was receiving dismal ratings from the electorate. This new outcome would have great implications on the future of the Republican Party (CNN, 2012). It was after the election when Tea Party leaders and activists began to inject some ideas and life into the Republican Party grass roots. “The move helped bring out the voters who were greatly frustrated with the changing status quo in the politics of the United States (CNN, 2012)”. The Tea Party activists were on the forefront to push the Republicans to focus on different issues that would alter the decision-making processes in the two houses. For instance, “the activists forced the Republican Party to address issues such as government spending and deficit reduction (Skocpol & Williamson, 2013)”. The party leaders also created much pressure on the leadership of the Congress. Consequently, the situation put the president, Barrack Obama, on the defensive. The changing political platform would eventually have numerous impacts on the future position of the Republican Party. It has become evident that the Tea Party has eventually ruined the position of the Republic Party. Between 2010 and 2012, the Tea Party knocked out some prominent and powerful Republican politicians. This means that the Tea Party is presently in control of the Senate. Political analysts believe strongly such Republican candidates and powerful political would have won in the elections and form a majority in the Senate (CNN, 2012). This becomes one of the major losses for the Republican Party in the recent past. It is notable that the Tea Party has led to the demise of the Republican Party. In 2010, for example, it