Teabagger rally
This is just how nuts the anti-anything-Obama-does crowd is. And they don't even know how off the deep end they are.
Hilarious when they're actually presented with actual facts, to explain their talk-show talking points, or to present a better solution.
The myriad of nazi/communist/fascist/socialist commentary was just sad, though. Perhaps the statement that "he's already destroyed half of the country" was the best. I don't know which states Obama has launched nuclear weapons against, but so far Wisconsin has not been destroyed, nor felt any nuclear fallout from neighboring states, so I think the midwest has been spared so far.
Won't see this on fox "news"
esquire.com
Jon Stewart
A picture is worth 1000 words
cagle.com
the leader (no, not Dick Armey providing the big corporate money or fox providing the propaganda outlet and advertising, the other leader)
the puppetmasters
the common thread
simple graph of the plan. note the lack of "destroy America" in the plan, as touted by the 9/12 teabaggers.
10 lessons for teabaggers
teabaggers self-describing
nice poster
Hilarious when they're actually presented with actual facts, to explain their talk-show talking points, or to present a better solution.
The myriad of nazi/communist/fascist/socialist commentary was just sad, though. Perhaps the statement that "he's already destroyed half of the country" was the best. I don't know which states Obama has launched nuclear weapons against, but so far Wisconsin has not been destroyed, nor felt any nuclear fallout from neighboring states, so I think the midwest has been spared so far.
Won't see this on fox "news"
esquire.com
Jon Stewart
A picture is worth 1000 words
cagle.com
the leader (no, not Dick Armey providing the big corporate money or fox providing the propaganda outlet and advertising, the other leader)
the puppetmasters
the common thread
simple graph of the plan. note the lack of "destroy America" in the plan, as touted by the 9/12 teabaggers.
10 lessons for teabaggers
teabaggers self-describing
nice poster
posted by zblog at
8:33 PM
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and, of course, there's the small issue of the "news" organization that not only sponsored and promoted the event, but would whip the crowd up so it made for better infotainment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPYbPsvOnX8
do they even know what journalism is at this point?
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zblog, at 6:59 PM
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