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teabagging
Posted by:
88
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Date: April 15, 2009 12:13AM
Big Teaparties tomorrow!!! I hope obama pays attention... he is a fucking n00b. Can you believe that in just 100 days he can draw such a large anti-tax crowd? It never got this bad under bush
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Kenny_Powers
()
Date: April 15, 2009 02:04AM
uhh, hate to burst your bubble, but i seem to remember millions upon millions of anti-war protesters around the world protesting... i hate people that are blind to their own sides faults.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Vince(1)
()
Date: April 15, 2009 07:03AM
Large crowd? Just a bunch of frustrated loosers...who by the way had their taxes mreduced recently. Republicans ideology against taxes is damaging this country...they ran up the deficit for 8 years without a single comment (thus the hypocracy)...and only now are concerned. Reducing the deficit will take spending cuts and new taxes..until then it is just a silly game.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
TheMeeper
()
Date: April 15, 2009 07:12AM
These aren't "tax protests". Taxes went down for everyone making less than 250K. They are just bitch sessions for people who are bitter that McCain/Palin lost.
More power to'em. Go ahead and cry about whatever you want. It's just stupid to call it a tax protest.
88 Wrote:
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> Big Teaparties tomorrow!!! I hope obama pays
> attention... he is a fucking n00b. Can you believe
> that in just 100 days he can draw such a large
> anti-tax crowd? It never got this bad under bush
More power to'em. Go ahead and cry about whatever you want. It's just stupid to call it a tax protest.
88 Wrote:
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> Big Teaparties tomorrow!!! I hope obama pays
> attention... he is a fucking n00b. Can you believe
> that in just 100 days he can draw such a large
> anti-tax crowd? It never got this bad under bush
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Voter
()
Date: April 15, 2009 07:52AM
Ain't that the truth. Taxes are at their lowest levels in decades and they are "protesting" now? And these are the same people that have been telling us for years that deficits don't matter. I don't get it--but then again, I don't really care.
TheMeeper Wrote:
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> These aren't "tax protests". Taxes went down for
> everyone making less than 250K. They are just
> bitch sessions for people who are bitter that
> McCain/Palin lost.
>
> More power to'em. Go ahead and cry about whatever
> you want. It's just stupid to call it a tax
> protest.
>
>
>
> 88 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Big Teaparties tomorrow!!! I hope obama pays
> > attention... he is a fucking n00b. Can you
> believe
> > that in just 100 days he can draw such a large
> > anti-tax crowd? It never got this bad under bush
TheMeeper Wrote:
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> These aren't "tax protests". Taxes went down for
> everyone making less than 250K. They are just
> bitch sessions for people who are bitter that
> McCain/Palin lost.
>
> More power to'em. Go ahead and cry about whatever
> you want. It's just stupid to call it a tax
> protest.
>
>
>
> 88 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Big Teaparties tomorrow!!! I hope obama pays
> > attention... he is a fucking n00b. Can you
> believe
> > that in just 100 days he can draw such a large
> > anti-tax crowd? It never got this bad under bush
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
rainy
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Date: April 15, 2009 09:11AM
Looks like pneumonia weather today. Wonder how many of these protesters are on medicaid/medicare?!
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Federal Triangle
()
Date: April 15, 2009 09:51AM
rainy Wrote:
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> Looks like pneumonia weather today. Wonder how
> many of these protesters are on
> medicaid/medicare?!
Most of them in the DC protest will be Federal employees on annual leave.
They have excellent health care plans thank you.
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> Looks like pneumonia weather today. Wonder how
> many of these protesters are on
> medicaid/medicare?!
Most of them in the DC protest will be Federal employees on annual leave.
They have excellent health care plans thank you.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
tighty righty
()
Date: April 15, 2009 10:03AM
Conservatives protest excess taxation, Liberals teabag each other.
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Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Steeping James Lipton
()
Date: April 15, 2009 10:03AM
That's the most ignorant statement I've ever heard. Federal employees (1) do not make over $250k/yr. and (2) are largely tax proponents as it supports their livelihood. You on the other hand are a douche.
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Re: teabagging
Posted by:
WashingTone Locian
()
Date: April 15, 2009 10:07AM
Paul Begala was on Imus this morning. He pointed out (finally) that the Boston Tea Party was a protest against taxation without representation. The Republicans have representation...very BAD representation that LOST the last election.
Now these idiots are saying "it's about government waste." Where were these folks when Bush's Coalition Provisional Authority mysteriously misplaced $9 billion? Or when Blackwater went from a $250K a year government contractor to a multi-billion dollar contractor on no-bid contracts??
Now these idiots are saying "it's about government waste." Where were these folks when Bush's Coalition Provisional Authority mysteriously misplaced $9 billion? Or when Blackwater went from a $250K a year government contractor to a multi-billion dollar contractor on no-bid contracts??
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
tighty righty
()
Date: April 15, 2009 11:07AM
WashingTone Locian Wrote:
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> Paul Begala was on Imus this morning. He pointed
> out (finally) that the Boston Tea Party was a
> protest against taxation without representation.
>
What else would you expect a left-winger to say? Of course he would like to make a stupid connection between today's protests and the Boston Tea Party. He is scared.
Real Scared.
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> Paul Begala was on Imus this morning. He pointed
> out (finally) that the Boston Tea Party was a
> protest against taxation without representation.
>
What else would you expect a left-winger to say? Of course he would like to make a stupid connection between today's protests and the Boston Tea Party. He is scared.
Real Scared.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
About Tree Fiddy
()
Date: April 15, 2009 11:17AM
Yes, real scared of people like this.
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Re: teabagging
Posted by:
WashingTone Locian
()
Date: April 15, 2009 11:18AM
tighty righty Wrote:
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> WashingTone Locian Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Paul Begala was on Imus this morning. He
> pointed
> > out (finally) that the Boston Tea Party was a
> > protest against taxation without
> representation.
> >
>
> What else would you expect a left-winger to say?
> Of course he would like to make a stupid
> connection between today's protests and the Boston
> Tea Party. He is scared.
>
> Real Scared.
Actually, the Republicans made the stupid connection by calling them "Tea Parties." Not Begala.
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> WashingTone Locian Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Paul Begala was on Imus this morning. He
> pointed
> > out (finally) that the Boston Tea Party was a
> > protest against taxation without
> representation.
> >
>
> What else would you expect a left-winger to say?
> Of course he would like to make a stupid
> connection between today's protests and the Boston
> Tea Party. He is scared.
>
> Real Scared.
Actually, the Republicans made the stupid connection by calling them "Tea Parties." Not Begala.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
tighty righty
()
Date: April 15, 2009 11:51AM
WashingTone Locian Wrote:
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>
> Actually, the Republicans made the stupid
> connection by calling them "Tea Parties." Not
> Begala.
Sorry but the term tea party came from Santelli not from Boston. Begala is trying to make a stupid connection, not Republicans.
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>
> Actually, the Republicans made the stupid
> connection by calling them "Tea Parties." Not
> Begala.
Sorry but the term tea party came from Santelli not from Boston. Begala is trying to make a stupid connection, not Republicans.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
WashingTone Locian
()
Date: April 15, 2009 11:57AM
tighty righty Wrote:
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> WashingTone Locian Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> >
> > Actually, the Republicans made the stupid
> > connection by calling them "Tea Parties." Not
> > Begala.
>
> Sorry but the term tea party came from Santelli
> not from Boston. Begala is trying to make a stupid
> connection, not Republicans.
That's why Republicans are dumping tea into bodies of water today?
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> WashingTone Locian Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> >
> > Actually, the Republicans made the stupid
> > connection by calling them "Tea Parties." Not
> > Begala.
>
> Sorry but the term tea party came from Santelli
> not from Boston. Begala is trying to make a stupid
> connection, not Republicans.
That's why Republicans are dumping tea into bodies of water today?
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
TheMeeper
()
Date: April 15, 2009 12:02PM
LOL, could you imagine standing out in the rain for a few hours today, hanging out with a bunch of goddamn douchebags like "tighty righty"? Talk about a fuckin nerdfest.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
WashingTone Locian
()
Date: April 15, 2009 12:05PM
TheMeeper Wrote:
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> LOL, could you imagine standing out in the rain
> for a few hours today, hanging out with a bunch of
> goddamn douchebags like "tighty righty"? Talk
> about a fuckin nerdfest.
I went to see George Allen's concession speech in Alexandria. The people there were pretty damn scary. A bunch of overweight rednecks who seriously believed that Al Qaeda somehow influenced the outcome of the election. It was obvious these people had time to volunteer because they were unemployed (probably living on welfare while bashing the government's support of people on welfare).
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> LOL, could you imagine standing out in the rain
> for a few hours today, hanging out with a bunch of
> goddamn douchebags like "tighty righty"? Talk
> about a fuckin nerdfest.
I went to see George Allen's concession speech in Alexandria. The people there were pretty damn scary. A bunch of overweight rednecks who seriously believed that Al Qaeda somehow influenced the outcome of the election. It was obvious these people had time to volunteer because they were unemployed (probably living on welfare while bashing the government's support of people on welfare).
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
WashingTone Locian
()
Date: April 15, 2009 12:42PM
From Urban Dictionary...
2. Teabagger
1. n. A man that dips his scrotum and testicles into the mouth of another person. (as if dipping a tea bag into hot water)
2. n. A conservative activist who is so ignorant that they protest against tax cuts (that benefit them) by throwing tea into a river.
Earl squatted down and teabagged Betty Lou by dipping his nutsack into her open mouth.
Billy Ray cheered while he watched the teabaggers protest on FOX news.
3. teabagger
A conservative republican who protests against income taxes by rubbing their nutsacks in each other's faces.
Senator David Vitter is a teabagger who wants to cut government programs during a recession.
2. Teabagger
1. n. A man that dips his scrotum and testicles into the mouth of another person. (as if dipping a tea bag into hot water)
2. n. A conservative activist who is so ignorant that they protest against tax cuts (that benefit them) by throwing tea into a river.
Earl squatted down and teabagged Betty Lou by dipping his nutsack into her open mouth.
Billy Ray cheered while he watched the teabaggers protest on FOX news.
3. teabagger
A conservative republican who protests against income taxes by rubbing their nutsacks in each other's faces.
Senator David Vitter is a teabagger who wants to cut government programs during a recession.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
qwerty
()
Date: April 15, 2009 02:26PM
WashingTone Locian Wrote:
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>
> Now these idiots are saying "it's about government
> waste." Where were these folks when Bush's
> Coalition Provisional Authority mysteriously
> misplaced $9 billion? Or when Blackwater went from
> a $250K a year government contractor to a
> multi-billion dollar contractor on no-bid
> contracts??
That's a drop in the bucket compared to government health care (ie medicare for all), cap & trade, and bailouts of GM, et al. Someone ultimately has to pay for this vast expansion of government. Tax the top 1% at 100% (instead of the current 50% including SE tax) and you still won't have enough tax dollars.
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>
> Now these idiots are saying "it's about government
> waste." Where were these folks when Bush's
> Coalition Provisional Authority mysteriously
> misplaced $9 billion? Or when Blackwater went from
> a $250K a year government contractor to a
> multi-billion dollar contractor on no-bid
> contracts??
That's a drop in the bucket compared to government health care (ie medicare for all), cap & trade, and bailouts of GM, et al. Someone ultimately has to pay for this vast expansion of government. Tax the top 1% at 100% (instead of the current 50% including SE tax) and you still won't have enough tax dollars.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Take a Stand
()
Date: April 15, 2009 09:25PM
TEA BAGGING , Def- The act of place one's balls in another persons mouth, in a up and down motion, similar to making tea.
Com'on , how are you all able to type, while laughing that hard.
Im almost surprised they didn't call it Cuckolding day.
Are these people really that out of touch, not one Rep. congressmen's assistant stepped up to say, Uh , you might want to change the name of this "Rally". Really !!?
Com'on , how are you all able to type, while laughing that hard.
Im almost surprised they didn't call it Cuckolding day.
Are these people really that out of touch, not one Rep. congressmen's assistant stepped up to say, Uh , you might want to change the name of this "Rally". Really !!?
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
WashingTone Locian
()
Date: April 15, 2009 10:10PM
Take a Stand Wrote:
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> TEA BAGGING , Def- The act of place one's balls in
> another persons mouth, in a up and down motion,
> similar to making tea.
>
> Com'on , how are you all able to type, while
> laughing that hard.
>
> Im almost surprised they didn't call it Cuckolding
> day.
>
> Are these people really that out of touch, not one
> Rep. congressmen's assistant stepped up to say,
> Uh , you might want to change the name of this
> "Rally". Really !!?
I understand that Larry Craig in particular was very excited by the whole thing...VERY excited.
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> TEA BAGGING , Def- The act of place one's balls in
> another persons mouth, in a up and down motion,
> similar to making tea.
>
> Com'on , how are you all able to type, while
> laughing that hard.
>
> Im almost surprised they didn't call it Cuckolding
> day.
>
> Are these people really that out of touch, not one
> Rep. congressmen's assistant stepped up to say,
> Uh , you might want to change the name of this
> "Rally". Really !!?
I understand that Larry Craig in particular was very excited by the whole thing...VERY excited.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Take a Stand
()
Date: April 15, 2009 10:16PM
WashingTone Locian Wrote:
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> Take a Stand Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > TEA BAGGING , Def- The act of place one's balls
> in
> > another persons mouth, in a up and down motion,
> > similar to making tea.
> >
> > Com'on , how are you all able to type, while
> > laughing that hard.
> >
> > Im almost surprised they didn't call it
> Cuckolding
> > day.
> >
> > Are these people really that out of touch, not
> one
> > Rep. congressmen's assistant stepped up to say,
>
> > Uh , you might want to change the name of this
> > "Rally". Really !!?
>
>
> I understand that Larry Craig in particular was
> very excited by the whole thing...VERY excited.
LOL..WTL.. I didn't see you already posted the definition from Urban Dictionary. I forgot about Ol' Larry.
I dont what is funnier, this "rally" or the act of explaining to my foreign co-workers what tea-bagging it.
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> Take a Stand Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > TEA BAGGING , Def- The act of place one's balls
> in
> > another persons mouth, in a up and down motion,
> > similar to making tea.
> >
> > Com'on , how are you all able to type, while
> > laughing that hard.
> >
> > Im almost surprised they didn't call it
> Cuckolding
> > day.
> >
> > Are these people really that out of touch, not
> one
> > Rep. congressmen's assistant stepped up to say,
>
> > Uh , you might want to change the name of this
> > "Rally". Really !!?
>
>
> I understand that Larry Craig in particular was
> very excited by the whole thing...VERY excited.
LOL..WTL.. I didn't see you already posted the definition from Urban Dictionary. I forgot about Ol' Larry.
I dont what is funnier, this "rally" or the act of explaining to my foreign co-workers what tea-bagging it.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
ohmy
()
Date: April 15, 2009 10:41PM
wow, what a great day! I can't wait for next year.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
FUNdamental
()
Date: April 16, 2009 01:07PM
88 Wrote:
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> Big Teaparties tomorrow!!! I hope obama pays
> attention... he is a fucking n00b. Can you believe
> that in just 100 days he can draw such a large
> anti-tax crowd? It never got this bad under bush
By all analysis the program was a bust. Several Anti-Bush rallies drew over 100,000 in one location. Even the most generous estimates for yesterday in DC was one thousand people. The problem was there was no clear message, no unity, and the Paultards took it over as their own cause. Shove in Sean Hannity's endorsement, and the association went from "hopefully" Main Street, to right wing radical nuts in no time. No wonder it failed.
The funny part in DC is they didn't have the required permit for the rally. Um, anyone know of a good "Community Organizer" the Republicans can use to take care of details like that in the future?
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> Big Teaparties tomorrow!!! I hope obama pays
> attention... he is a fucking n00b. Can you believe
> that in just 100 days he can draw such a large
> anti-tax crowd? It never got this bad under bush
By all analysis the program was a bust. Several Anti-Bush rallies drew over 100,000 in one location. Even the most generous estimates for yesterday in DC was one thousand people. The problem was there was no clear message, no unity, and the Paultards took it over as their own cause. Shove in Sean Hannity's endorsement, and the association went from "hopefully" Main Street, to right wing radical nuts in no time. No wonder it failed.
The funny part in DC is they didn't have the required permit for the rally. Um, anyone know of a good "Community Organizer" the Republicans can use to take care of details like that in the future?
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Agreed
()
Date: April 16, 2009 01:12PM
FUNdamental Wrote:
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> The problem was there was no clear message, no unity,
> and the Paultards took it over as their own cause.
> Shove in Sean Hannity's endorsement, and the
> association went from "hopefully" Main Street, to
> right wing radical nuts in no time. No wonder it
> failed.
I agree completely. This HAD the potential to be something good if it was simply a non-partisan protest against large government spending. Sure, people might not agree with the message, but at least it would be respected by most.
Instead, I take a look at one of the rallies in TN, and I see signs like "Jesus is our lord", "Abortion is wrong", "Obama is a socialist". If these people want to spout that crap they should have taken it somewhere else. The conservatives hijacked this movement and destroyed any credibility it had.
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> The problem was there was no clear message, no unity,
> and the Paultards took it over as their own cause.
> Shove in Sean Hannity's endorsement, and the
> association went from "hopefully" Main Street, to
> right wing radical nuts in no time. No wonder it
> failed.
I agree completely. This HAD the potential to be something good if it was simply a non-partisan protest against large government spending. Sure, people might not agree with the message, but at least it would be respected by most.
Instead, I take a look at one of the rallies in TN, and I see signs like "Jesus is our lord", "Abortion is wrong", "Obama is a socialist". If these people want to spout that crap they should have taken it somewhere else. The conservatives hijacked this movement and destroyed any credibility it had.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
fly
()
Date: April 16, 2009 01:26PM
What do you expect? These are the same people that brought us Sarah Palin, Michael Steele, GWB, Cantor, Gingrich, Bohner, the list goes on ad nauseum. Seriously, name me 3 serious GOP contenders
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
TheMeeper
()
Date: April 16, 2009 01:34PM
LOL, I saw some pics of the DC event. One showed a man carrying a sign that said something about Obama's birth certificate, and another showed a sign that had something about Jeremiah Wright written on it.
That must've been one hell of scene going on down there!
Agreed Wrote:
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> -----------------
>
> I agree completely. This HAD the potential to be
> something good if it was simply a non-partisan
> protest against large government spending. Sure,
> people might not agree with the message, but at
> least it would be respected by most.
>
> Instead, I take a look at one of the rallies in
> TN, and I see signs like "Jesus is our lord",
> "Abortion is wrong", "Obama is a socialist". If
> these people want to spout that crap they should
> have taken it somewhere else. The conservatives
> hijacked this movement and destroyed any
> credibility it had.
That must've been one hell of scene going on down there!
Agreed Wrote:
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> -----------------
>
> I agree completely. This HAD the potential to be
> something good if it was simply a non-partisan
> protest against large government spending. Sure,
> people might not agree with the message, but at
> least it would be respected by most.
>
> Instead, I take a look at one of the rallies in
> TN, and I see signs like "Jesus is our lord",
> "Abortion is wrong", "Obama is a socialist". If
> these people want to spout that crap they should
> have taken it somewhere else. The conservatives
> hijacked this movement and destroyed any
> credibility it had.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
truth
()
Date: April 16, 2009 01:42PM
fly Wrote:
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> What do you expect? These are the same people
> that brought us Sarah Palin, Michael Steele, GWB,
> Cantor, Gingrich, Bohner, the list goes on ad
> nauseum. Seriously, name me 3 serious GOP
> contenders
Ron Paul
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> What do you expect? These are the same people
> that brought us Sarah Palin, Michael Steele, GWB,
> Cantor, Gingrich, Bohner, the list goes on ad
> nauseum. Seriously, name me 3 serious GOP
> contenders
Ron Paul
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
WashingTone Locian
()
Date: April 16, 2009 01:44PM
truth Wrote:
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> fly Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > What do you expect? These are the same people
> > that brought us Sarah Palin, Michael Steele,
> GWB,
> > Cantor, Gingrich, Bohner, the list goes on ad
> > nauseum. Seriously, name me 3 serious GOP
> > contenders
>
> Ron Paul
Maybe for the Country of Texas.
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> fly Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > What do you expect? These are the same people
> > that brought us Sarah Palin, Michael Steele,
> GWB,
> > Cantor, Gingrich, Bohner, the list goes on ad
> > nauseum. Seriously, name me 3 serious GOP
> > contenders
>
> Ron Paul
Maybe for the Country of Texas.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
ron
()
Date: April 17, 2009 03:59PM
ron paul is the truth
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Balboa Pier
()
Date: April 17, 2009 04:04PM
I thought Carl Williams was the truth? WTF.
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Re: teabagging
Posted by:
need clarification
()
Date: April 18, 2009 06:04PM
Were people arguing for "No Taxes" or "No Texas"? Cuz I would have gone for the latter.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
tighty righty
()
Date: April 19, 2009 11:42AM
fly Wrote:
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> What do you expect? These are the same people
> that brought us Sarah Palin, Michael Steele, GWB,
> Cantor, Gingrich, Bohner, the list goes on ad
> nauseum. Seriously, name me 3 serious GOP
> contenders
Romney
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> What do you expect? These are the same people
> that brought us Sarah Palin, Michael Steele, GWB,
> Cantor, Gingrich, Bohner, the list goes on ad
> nauseum. Seriously, name me 3 serious GOP
> contenders
Romney
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Linda L
()
Date: April 19, 2009 08:16PM
I was there..it is not about the taxes. That is a front.
Watch "The Obama Deception" on youtube....it is about a New
World Order conspiracy and the Marxist Messiah happens to be the
current stooly.
We know that Teleprompter Jesus is marching us blindly into Communism.
and I for one, along with all the other millions out there, refuse to let this happen.
Wake up comrades!
Watch "The Obama Deception" on youtube....it is about a New
World Order conspiracy and the Marxist Messiah happens to be the
current stooly.
We know that Teleprompter Jesus is marching us blindly into Communism.
and I for one, along with all the other millions out there, refuse to let this happen.
Wake up comrades!
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
tonal
()
Date: April 19, 2009 09:00PM
Seriously, do you idiots even understand socialism/communism?
Linda L Wrote:
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> I was there..it is not about the taxes. That is a
> front.
>
> Watch "The Obama Deception" on youtube....it is
> about a New
> World Order conspiracy and the Marxist Messiah
> happens to be the
> current stooly.
>
>
> We know that Teleprompter Jesus is marching us
> blindly into Communism.
> and I for one, along with all the other millions
> out there, refuse to let this happen.
>
> Wake up comrades!
Linda L Wrote:
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> I was there..it is not about the taxes. That is a
> front.
>
> Watch "The Obama Deception" on youtube....it is
> about a New
> World Order conspiracy and the Marxist Messiah
> happens to be the
> current stooly.
>
>
> We know that Teleprompter Jesus is marching us
> blindly into Communism.
> and I for one, along with all the other millions
> out there, refuse to let this happen.
>
> Wake up comrades!
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: April 20, 2009 01:20AM
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/26/2012 04:33PM by Alias.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/26/2012 04:33PM by Alias.
Re: teabagging
Posted by:
fairfaxdude
()
Date: April 20, 2009 02:45PM
Linda L Wrote:
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> I was there..it is not about the taxes. That is a
> front.
>
> Watch "The Obama Deception" on youtube....it is
> about a New
> World Order conspiracy and the Marxist Messiah
> happens to be the
> current stooly.
>
>
> We know that Teleprompter Jesus is marching us
> blindly into Communism.
> and I for one, along with all the other millions
> out there, refuse to let this happen.
>
> Wake up comrades!
I was at Tysons Mall yesterday, right outside Nordstroms...was that YOU, Linda L, ambling about the mall with your tinfoil Luftwaffe helmet on? Seriously, sort of a hot look, in a psycho-retard sorta way.
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I have had to change the addresses to my retaliatory blogs over half a dozen times.
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> I was there..it is not about the taxes. That is a
> front.
>
> Watch "The Obama Deception" on youtube....it is
> about a New
> World Order conspiracy and the Marxist Messiah
> happens to be the
> current stooly.
>
>
> We know that Teleprompter Jesus is marching us
> blindly into Communism.
> and I for one, along with all the other millions
> out there, refuse to let this happen.
>
> Wake up comrades!
I was at Tysons Mall yesterday, right outside Nordstroms...was that YOU, Linda L, ambling about the mall with your tinfoil Luftwaffe helmet on? Seriously, sort of a hot look, in a psycho-retard sorta way.
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I have had to change the addresses to my retaliatory blogs over half a dozen times.