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I don't know if I will agree that there were "plenty" of TER righties that felt that way
GaGambler 261 reads
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but I will confess that even one is one too many, and I can think of more that one right off the top of my head.

Actually after rereading your quote I find it more that a little disgusting. and I liken it to the hero worship that Obama generated from his base, "the stupid young people" category.

fuck, I just reread your quote once again, and now I HAVE to drink, just to get that thought out of my psyche. What a disgusting thought to have about a grandmother who is as mentally vapid as TrannyBoy.

BigPapasan1998 reads

...the bombers' family political asylum during his term in office.  He welcomed terrorists with open arms while fighting to keep Latinos from entering our Southern border.

It's stupid to blame Bush, right?  Well, it's no dumber than the Tea Party Nation blaming Obama for the Boston bombing...



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GaGambler279 reads

but in all fairness despite the name "Tea Party" in the group's name even your own linked article states that they are a fringe group only loosely affiliated with the actual Tea Party, and that they are even claissified as a "hate group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

So if your intent was to impugn the Tea Party for this ridiculous statement you better find someone even drunker than me to buy what you're selling.

I will however agree that blaming Obama for this is beyond stupid. Obama has enough legitimate things to critize him for without stooping to simply making shit up.

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BigPapasan255 reads

...smear the entire Tea Party.

BTW, you citing the SPLC is a laugh riot.  Righties have the same respect for the SPLC as they do for the ACLU.

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GaGambler294 reads

I can't help it if you don't even read your own linked articles.

Maybe a little less drinking and a little more reading might help you recognize quotes from your own links.

BTW I am a huge supporter of the ACLU, I don't agree with everything they do, but by and large this country is a much better place because of them.

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BigPapasan255 reads

...a fringe group, but they paid Sarah Palin, the darling of the right, $100,000. to deliver the keynote address at their first convention in 2010.

Related Link: http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/291974-3

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GaGambler254 reads

Even the wikipedia specifically says that the Tea Party Nation is not affiliated with the national Tea Party itself.

and while Sarah Palin did deliver their keynote address, she was also slammed for it by fellow conservatives.

Sarah Palin is also a flaming fruitcake, not that it has anything to do with our conversation, I just thought I would note that fact, one that I doubt you will disagree with, even if it's a drunk saying it.

The Tea Party itself attracts enough fruitcakes that it's very easy to attribute all sorts of stupid shit to them, I just wanted to point out that the actual Tea Party did not claim Obama was to blame.

Related Link: Tea Party Nation

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BigPapasan257 reads

...of TER righties who thought (and still think) about Palin the same way that Rich Lowry did after watching the Palin-Biden debate...

"...Palin...projects through the screen like crazy. I'm sure I'm not the only male in America who, when Palin dropped her first wink, sat up a little straighter on the couch and said, 'Hey, I think she just winked at me.' And her smile. By the end, when she clearly knew she was doing well, it was so sparkling it was almost mesmerizing. It sent little starbursts through the screen and ricocheting around the living rooms of America. This is a quality that can't be learned; it's either something you have or you don't, and man, she's got it."

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GaGambler262 reads

but I will confess that even one is one too many, and I can think of more that one right off the top of my head.

Actually after rereading your quote I find it more that a little disgusting. and I liken it to the hero worship that Obama generated from his base, "the stupid young people" category.

fuck, I just reread your quote once again, and now I HAVE to drink, just to get that thought out of my psyche. What a disgusting thought to have about a grandmother who is as mentally vapid as TrannyBoy.

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BigPapasan309 reads

...Palin winked at him but he's trying to make a comeback little by little.

Another comeback kid is Ralph "Baby Face" Reed who was up to his ass in the Jack Abramoff scandal.  Then he had the nerve to run for Lt. Gov. of Georgia.  The existence of God may be proven by the fact that some higher power gave the voters of your state the wisdom not to elect him.  Now he's trying to get back into the spotlight and back on the gravy train.

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mattradd273 reads

I hear he's going to run for mayor of New York or something like that. I take that back. They don't get much worse than Ralph Reed; super hypocrite and crook extraordinaire!   ;)

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