Tea party leaders spared no one Monday in ripping into House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, and House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., for not standing strong enough against the Obama administration's fiscal policies.

The group plans to work to unseat those who vote to increase the debt ceiling in the next election cycle, FoxNews.com reported Tuesday. 

 

"We're telling Boehner and all of the House Republicans, they came into office with tea party help,” said William Temple, head of the Tea Party National Convention next fall. “We now expect them to keep their promises and hold the ceiling on the national debt.

 

“The tea party will not be in a very forgiving mood this fall, nor as the GOP primary season opens, if House freshmen and others elected by the tea party cave to Obama. We will find replacements for them this fall."

 

Temple, who appeared at a news conference in Washington Monday dressed in colonial garb, was critical of Ryan and Boehner for their budget negotiations with the president.

 

"I wish our tearful House Speaker would just show some compassion for American taxpayers and our children, but he and Mr. Ryan have already surrendered to President Obama," Temple said. "It's a cowardly act of treason against coming generations, and we may be able to give Boehner something to really cry about in 2012."