Tea Party Express Founder and Chairman Accuses NAACP of Being Bigots for Denouncing Racist Elements Within the Broader Tea Party Movement, Ignoring His Own Well-Documented Record of Bigoted Rants and Raves; Meanwhile, New Black Panther Party 'Scandal' -- Hyped for Months by Fox News and Other Right-Wing Media -- Is Exposed As a Politically-Motivated Hoax IN DEEP DENIAL OF HIS OWN BIGOTRY -- Tea Party Express leader Mark Williams, seen here during an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, has...Read Full Story
Earlier this year, I wrote a post about the feigned indignation of tea party members about being called "tea baggers." One look at the breathtaking civility displayed on the always properly spelled and punctuated signs at one of their rallies will show you, that being disrespectful of the tea party is just so uncalled for, right?
Presently, I'm having a little brushfire in the comments section of the blog from one of these tea party supporters. I had to go and look up this post, and was...Read Full Story
Earlier this year, I wrote a post about the feigned indignation of tea party members about being called "tea baggers." One look at the breathtaking civility displayed on the always properly spelled and punctuated signs at one of their rallies will show you, that being disrespectful of the tea party is just so uncalled for, right?
Presently, I'm having a little brushfire in the comments section of the blog from one of these tea party supporters. I had to go and look up this post, and was...Read Full Story
Teabaggers born January 20, 2009, are American protesters with little to no understanding of sexual slang. Alright, the elephant with giant balls in the room. A "teabagger" is defined as: a man who dips his testicles into the mouth of another person (as if dipping a tea bag into hot water). Click the Images to Read More Despite the fact that calling them "dicks" seems gratuitous in its reference to the male anatomy, never has their dickishness been more evident than when they came out in...Read Full Story
Image from source, Wonkette
So, this massive movement isn't quite so massive, is it? Just as I suspected, a repeat of the "PUMAs". Still, they're a hoot to make fun of (and they make it sooooo easy).
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Teabaggers Are Just 2% of American Population
America’s most exciting political movement (according to newspapers that are all going out of business) is the Tea Party! Never before has this nation seen such “energy” (fat white people in lawn chairs) or “passion” (racist...Read Full Story
Pssst. Michele. This probably won't help you win. (Robert Galbraith/Reuters)
Poor, poor Michele Bachmann. She's the founder of the teabagger caucus in the House of Representatives, and she can't even get the teabaggers to give her their full-fledged support:
Tea Party Express will "support" Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann's campaign for president, the group announced Monday. But that's not a full-fledged endorsement, the national Tea Party...
Just like the 1920’s, our financial system had collapsed – and now government was stepping ... when the federal stimulus cut taxes for 95% of Americans? And how stupid can you be to hold up a sign at a rally that says “Keep the Government Off My ...
Pssst. Michele. This probably won't help you win. (Robert Galbraith/Reuters) Poor, poor Michele Bachmann. She's the founder of the teabagger caucus in the House of Representatives, and she can't even get the teabaggers to give her their full ...
Here's the story behind it: back in 2009, when all those freeloading Teabaggers were protesting and screaming (stuff) like "get your gov't hands off my MediCare!", some freeloading Teabaggers planned a protest/march down the street in downtown ...
Voters souring on tea party movement in Michigan, poll showsDetroit Free PressBy Dawson Bell Michigan voters appear to have again soured a bit on the tea party movement, with 47% of those surveyed in a new Free Press-WXYZ-TV poll saying they oppose its efforts. Thirty-seven percent supported the tea party, according to the poll ...and more »
By Michael JohnsAt least for the next few days, the results of today's Iowa caucuses will dominate the political coverage of the tea party movement and the movement's influence on the 2012 Presidential election. But whatever those results end up being tonight, polls of individual tea party organizations continue to reflect a tea party movement deeply conflicted on which candidate is likely to best represent tea party principles and...
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles TimesA year ago, the tea party movement looked like an irresistible wave sweeping through the Republican Party. Anyone who hoped to win this years GOP presidential nomination, it seemed, would need to embrace tea party activists stringent demands for smaller government, lower taxes and deep cuts in spending.But in Tuesdays Iowa caucuses, the three candidates who hewed closest to the tea party line "” Michele Bachmann...
political, social and sometimes sports commentary ... This is just funny stuff. As many of you know, I have a profound respect for the Republican Tea Baggers.
Sam Adams and the more radical of his Boston compatriots would, presumably, have been bemused by the image of conservatively-clad Middle Americans recalling the revolutionary acts of December 16, 1773