Maxine Waters Tells Tea Party To Go To Hell

Funny how it is her party who has increased the debt and unemployment but she wants to blame the Tea Party? The Tea Party isn't running the country, nit wit!

The Tea Party Cleaned Up Madison After Protests?

I am late to this story but, I thought it was worth mentioning. It's the Tea Party that organized on Sunday, on Facebook, to clean up the mess left by the union protesters in Madison, WI.

The union left a mess, you must me asking yourself???? Why would good, environmentally sound liberals not clean up their mess? Say it isn't so!

It’s not about partisanship or protests, but pride.

It is time to take out the trash… literally. In true Flash Mob fashion, on Sunday at exactly 1300 hours (1:00 pm for you non-military types) we will do an extensive police call (pick up the trash) around the capitol square. Regardless of the state the grounds are in, we will do this as both a literal and symbolic way to show our respect for our home.

TEA Partiers know how this is done. It is time to show OUR pride for OUR state OUR way and be the example.
Even if you cannot attend, please share this and invite all of your sane friends who share our love of Wisconsin.

No signs, no screaming, just a necessary cleaning.

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Megyn Kelly Hosts Hot Debate Over "Racist" Tea-Party

That Megyn is at it again, being awesome. Here we see Megyn hosting a debate between Christopher Hahn and Ben Ferguson. The topic? A recent television show developed a scene that painted the Tea Party as a racist organization.



From what I know of the Tea Party, it was a group that started out during the Bush years. It grew because, when Obama was elected, people were even more worried about health care and government growing even more. There was concern about big government well before Obama came into office.

Obama is the one who made himself a target of conservatives and libertarians. He is the one who has a horrible leftist-record, starting from his early years, all the way up to his voting record in the Senate. It would not matter if the man were green with purple polka dots, people would be protesting against the man.

I guess when you're a racist yourself, you can't help but think that everyone else is. This is just democrats projecting their hate again.

Tea Party- Racists According to Chris Rock

In the March issue of Esquire, comedian Chris Rock takes a swing at the tea party. | Photo by AP Photo

As with many in Hollywood, Chris Rock has now decided to project his hatred and racism on the Tea Party.

"I actually like it, in the sense that—you got kids?" asked Rock. "Kids always act up the most before they go to sleep. And when I see the Tea Party and all this stuff, it actually feels like racism’s almost over. Because this is the last—this is the act up before the sleep. They’re going crazy. They’re insane. You want to get rid of them—and the next thing you know, they’re f—-ing knocked out. And that’s what’s going on in the country right now."

What is it with these people? What does the Tea Party have to do with race??? The Tea Party is about calling for less government, less taxes, less intrusion on our lives, a call to return to freedom. Could someone please explain what that has to do with race? These people are aware that the Tea Party is made up of ALL colors ---black people too, aren't they?

I am so tired of these closet-racist liberals that project their hatred onto everyone else that doesn't bow down to their warped perception of life.

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Perfect Example

It's an older video but, I have to post it anyway. This is a perfect example of liberal who thinks she's better than everyone and, knows everything and, ends up getting destroyed by Cavuto.

This poor women just doesn't understand that the Tea Party has nothing to do with R's and D's. It has to do with ALL of them spending. Watch and enjoy: 

Tea Party Favorites

Republican Marco Rubio talks to supporters during a public event in Florida, April 27, 2010

The first to go was Sen. Blanche Lincoln in Arkansas, defeated by Rep. John Boozman in her bid for a third term.

In the House, Republicans sent Rep. Rick Boucher to defeat in Virginia; Suzanne Kosmas in Florida, too.

Pelosi may say her party should go out and fight but, it's clear the dems are in some serious trouble.

AFP/Getty Images – Republican Rand Paul, seen here and who is a favorite of the conservative Tea Party and the son of former

Republicans picked up Senate seats in Indiana and Arkansas and toppled House incumbents in three states in midterm elections Tuesday night, early fruits of a drive to break the Democrats' grip on power in Congress.


Tea party favorites Rand Paul in Kentucky and Marco Rubio in Florida coasted to easy Senate victories, overcoming months of withering Democratic attacks on their conservative views, but Christine O'Donnell was trounced in Delaware.

All 435 seats in the House were on the ballot, plus 37 in the Senate in an election shadowed by recession and stirred by a rebellion of tea party conservatives.

An additional 37 governors' races gave Republicans ample opportunity for further gains halfway through President Barack Obama's term.

House Republicans brimmed with confidence that they would pick up the 40 seats needed to take control of the House and install Rep. John Boehner as the new speaker. "This is going to be a big day," he said as he voted near his home in West Chester, Ohio. For those who think the government is spending too much and bailing out too many, he said, "This is their opportunity to be heard."

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Reid and Angle

AP Photo/Julie Jacobson

In Nevada, the race is tight between Sharron Angle, Tea Party backed, and Harry Reid. In their recent debate, American's can see the two do not agree on anything.

In her opening statement, she said Reid was a career politician who lived in a fashionable condominium in Washington, D.C., part of a campaign-long attempt to cast him as out of touch with the state he has represented in Congress for decades.

Nearly 60 minutes later, she asked pointedly how Reid had started his political career with little money but now was among the Senate's richest men. "How did you become so wealthy on a government payroll?" she asked.

Reid paused long enough to say he was disappointed at the implication behind the question, then said she had her facts wrong. He said he had practiced law before entering politics, and had invested wisely in the years since.

Oh, yes, he invested wisely.

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Reid tried painting Angle as an extremist, for various things like wanting to privatize Social Security. I'm not sure what is so extreme about doing that. Social Security is a socialist program that is in absolute ruins and depends on an IOU concept. When you have less procreation coming from the affluent and increased procreation from the part of the population that is either poor or less educated, it only stands to reason that more money is required from less affluent sources. It's a policy of guaranteed failure. If it's extreme to talk about other ways of protecting people in their elder years, then I guess I'm an extremist too.

I think Angle's last quote sums it all up:

"Harry Reid, it's not your job to create jobs," she replied sharply. "It's your job to create policy" that leads to the creation of jobs.

Olbermann Calling Tea Party Racists

Once I see the name Keith Olbermann, I immediately roll my eyes and tonight/today is no exception. Olbermann is now criticizing an event led by the Tea Party, in Philadelphia, that wanted to focus on involving minorities.

Olbermann -

First, no, this is not your water coming to a boil. It's our nightly checkup on the something for nothing crowd, it's "Tea Time."

As you know, if you point out that the Tea Party is virtually all white, you're the racist. Of course, that does raise the interesting question of why the Tea Party would feel compelled to have what one of its leaders called a minority-based Tea Party event. A score card from the reality Saturday outside Independence Hall in Philadelphia, 18 speakers, 10 of whom were nonwhite. For the Philadelphia Inquirer, an estimated crowd of 300, about 15 of whom were nonwhite. "Not a problem," said African-American speaker David Webb, "I didn't realize that any movement everywhere had a minimum daily requirement of black people to be legitimate."

Except, given the group’s history, the fact that the majority of speakers were not white might easily explain how a low turnout, lower even than most Tea parties. Organizers had 1500 bottles of water already on ice, all ready for the crowd. And most of them went untouched. But it gets worse. According to a series of news reports, another public event in Philadelphia the day before may have drawn anywhere from twice to three times the crowd of the minority-based Tea Party event. The opening of that city's first Apple computer store.

Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/brad-wilmouth/2010/08/03/olbermann-slams-tea-party-over-event-invited-minorities-attend#ixzz0vWDuI3jD

Has Olbermann even been to Philadelphia? He realizes that whites are minorities there, doesn't he? Like Baltimore, it's a black city. They are NOT minorities there. What on earth is this guy even talking about?

Democrats Plan - Link GOP With Tea Party

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Really? This is their strategy? Ha! Well, bring it on! I guess they are completely unaware that democrats are in the Tea Party? Do they not know they will alienate those people?

Well, democrats, go right ahead. If this is what you think will help you, I am all for it.

What I Mean When I Say, "They Don't 'Get It'"

So, I ran across an article written by, Taylor Marsh. She is clearly a person who is thick-in-the-head.

One thing I would like to point out about anti-Tea Partiers is, they constantly use dramatic rhetoric demonizing people but, never follow through with any examples citing their claims.

If you read the article, she is trying to defend Clinton and his remarks about igniting violence, bringing up the Oklahoma City bombing. She further tries to characterize the Tea Party and their efforts and likens them to "right tactics" that were used during the years Clinton was in office. She even goes so far as to try and justify Clinton's actions when he was impeached!

First of all, I keep hearing folks like her say that the Tea Party members just, "really don't understand taxes."

As we found out last week, many in the Tea Party are wealthy and well above McVeigh’s class. Their anger is splintered and partially misinformed, especially on taxes, though their target of government spending hits the mark.

Excuse me? I am sorry to point out to this moron that most economists are CONSERVATIVE. It is very rare that you run into a "liberal economist." That's pretty much an oxymoron, even on liberal campuses. This is just a FACT.

As a Princeton grad myself, I have full confidence in your teacher. Putting that issue aside, let me address your central question: Does the study of economics tend to make people conservative?

I believe the answer is, to some degree, yes. My experience is that many students find that their views become somewhat more conservative after studying economics. There are at least three, related reasons.

He then goes on to list the reasons why. If you would like, just follow the link to read the full post on his blog.

Putting aside this fact that economists are generally conservative, do you notice how Marsh makes her attack but, then never follows up with what it is that the Tea Party people supposedly don't "understand" concerning taxes? No, she just continues on as if that is fact and her readers shouldn't question her.

Of course, nothing could possibly be written by a liberal about The Tea Party, without mentioning race and, how they hate Obama because he is black. In reality, this is probably the only thing they actually LIKE about him. I think most ALL Americans can come together and say they are quite proud that a minority is in office. This is a wonderful accomplishment for this county. Most people are thrilled because, it PROVES how far this country has come to overcome the problems it once had. It also proves that minorities are not victims! You can work hard and accomplish anything you desire, regardless of your race.

Marsh chooses, instead, to liken The Tea Party members to simpletons who are only mad at government for having a black in office. They are just a bunch of racists, in her eyes, who are stupid and ilinformed. Once again, there is NO evidence for anything she categorically claims to be true. The sheep reading her article are merely supposed to absorb her words without question.

There is a complete lack of understanding when it comes to the people who make up the Tea Party. Not everyone is right-of-center. There are many folks on the left who are also angered by government's expansion within the last several years. Obama has made himself the, "straw on the camels back" with the policies he is pushing through. Many folks have been mad for years and not just at Democrats but, Republicans as well. Reading this article only further shows how completely out of touch many of these liberals are with the people, especially those who make up The Tea Party.

I do not have all the articles in front of me but, I read quite a bit out of several news publications when Clinton was in office. This was mostly due to having to do so for school. While reading out of very liberal publications like Time, and US Weekly, I remember distinctly them saying that Tim McVeigh was a liberal, not a conservative. In one interview, they noted that he loved watching CNN - hardly a center for right wing ideology, even back then. Yet, it's the conservatives that are rewriting history?

We also know that the Clinton administration buried every single report concerning a man, John Dow number 2, that was described as a Middle Eastern man. I'm not going to go off on a tangent here (that would be another topic entirely), but the point is that McVeigh was working with terrorists! The Middle Eastern variety. Ya know? The crisis that Clinton ALWAYS IGNORED! See USS Cole, '93 WTC Bombing, Saddam Hussein - no-fly zone, ect. The list goes on and on. OKC was just one that he was able to somehow try and push on the right, blaming Rush Limbaugh.

Marsh also tries her hardest demonize the members of The Tea Party, by insisting they mostly believe that Obama is an illegal alien but, then the poll she sites for this article says:

This fact was once again proven last week when the CBS/NY Times poll reported that this myth “persists among Tea Partiers,” but also many Americans, with a total of 44% either not knowing or believing Pres. Obama was born in another country.

She words the article to make it sound like birthers are the majority of The Tea Party but, 44 percent is hardly a majority, let alone, it would be less than even that because, the 44 percent cited, also includes folks who say, "they don't know." She combines the numbers to make the number larger.

Bottom line, birthers may be wrong but, don't they have some concern or worry that there is a president who is dead set on not allowing records to be released? Perhaps he was born here, let's say it is a myth. What is it that he's hiding, because it's clearly something. Can she not at least admit that?

At the very end of this poor excuse of an article, Marsh tries to rationalize Clinton:

However, it’s important to remember he was still impeached through the lazy lacing of a thin sexual harassment case with a consensual affair that required the questionable and possibly illegal sequestration of a young woman, never mind that the two cases should never should have been coupled in the first place.

Umm...did this woman even read The Starr Report? You cannot be this ignorant and consider yourself to be an authority on politics. Ms. Marsh should be ashamed of herself! How can a woman support a womanizing, abuser like Bill Clinton? The man had not one complaint of sexual harassment but, I believe the number climbed to SEVEN. That being said, he was NOT impeached because, he had an affair! For crying out loud, the man was impeached because, he had people hide evidence, he tampered with witnesses, AND he LIED under oath! I mean, what is it that these morons do not understand?!?!

Can someone really be this stupid that they don't know the basic facts of the case that involved Clinton? Again, why would you ever defend the actions of a man who is clearly disrespectful of woman? This woman is a disgrace to women everywhere!

People like Taylor Marsh just really confuse me. They just don't "get it!"

Tea Party vs. Immigration Protests