One of these videos shows the violent rhetoric so feared and reviled by the Obama administration. The other just shows some people expressing their views.
One of these videos shows the violent rhetoric so feared and reviled by the Obama administration. The other just shows some people expressing their views.
Have fun figuring out which is which.
Carrie Fisher, the manic-depressive actress who played Princess Leia in Star Wars and then got into drugs, alcohol and electro-shock therapy, loves her President and hates you evil, racist Tea Partiers.
Carrie Fisher, the manic-depressive actress who played Princess Leia in Star Wars and then got into drugs, alcohol and electro-shock therapy, loves her President and hates you evil, racist Tea Partiers.
PopEater.com reports the manic-depressive details of a recent Fisher interview:
Is there anyone you haven’t met that you’ve always wanted to?
Obama.I’m surprised you haven’t met him.
I know. I love him. Hopefully I’ll meet him sometime. I’m just happy he exists.Do you think Tea Party is just people who are pissed that there is an African American president?
Yup, and the fact that they chose to call themselves “teabaggers,” which is slang for a certain act involving b***s. It sort of says a lot. I would say a mouthful. Looks like it’s very upsetting for them, but he’s brilliant. The thing is, he’s half white but that’s still not enough — for them it’s all white or f**k off. I think we don’t deserve him and certainly teabaggers don’t deserve him.
Well, there you have it. Whatever it is, if Carrie Fisher is against it, we’re for it.
Source: PopEater.com
Our post-partisan President used the vile term “teabaggers” in reference to anti-tax, anti-big government protesters. You know, the ones who –- according to numerous polls — enjoy the support of a majority of the American people.
Our post-partisan President used the vile term “teabaggers” in reference to anti-tax, anti-big government protesters. You know, the ones who –- according to numerous polls — enjoy the support of a majority of the American people.
The term is apparently so embarrassing that White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs can’t imagine himself asking the President why he used it.
If embarrassment is the new standard by which subjects are discussed in the oval office, we would imagine that the two men are unable to discuss most of what this President has done since he took office.
Luke Russert is amazed – absolutely amazed – that black Republican candidates want to be endorsed by the Tea Party people. ‘Cause they’re racists, you know. “These folks are actually soliciting support from the Tea Party,” Russert said, “a group that a lot of folks have claimed to be racist against African Americans.”
Luke Russert is amazed – absolutely amazed – that black Republican candidates want to be endorsed by the Tea Party people. ‘Cause they’re racists, you know.
“These folks are actually soliciting support from the Tea Party,” Russert said, “a group that a lot of folks have claimed to be racist against African Americans. These folks actually see them as the ones they want in their tent as a path to victory.”
Far as we’re concerned, there’s only one thing worse than young Mr. Russert being shocked by the thought of a black Republican. And that would be his remarkably mangled syntax.
Immediately after the Times Square bombing, left wing pundits quickly tried and convicted some unknown, unnamed group of right wing domestic terrorists.
This is not the original video we had up; it was “removed by user.” We’ve replaced it with one that is on the same subject, but sadly, not as good.
Immediately after the Times Square bombing, left wing pundits quickly tried and convicted some unknown, unnamed group of right wing domestic terrorists.
But when it was discovered that the crime was committed by yet another Muslim terrorist, the story immediately flipped to “The poor terrorists will become victims of rightwing racism.”
So which group do you fall into? Right wing domestic terrorist? Right wing racist? Or both?
Consider this story to be an object lesson in media bias. Bias against conservative tea parties and in favor of liberal coffee parties.
Consider this story to be an object lesson in media bias. Bias against conservative tea parties and in favor of liberal coffee parties.
This is a typical photo of the handful of “coffee parties” that popped up in opposition to the success of the massive “tea parties” that were held from coast to coast. Nine people. Not what you’d call a big success.
Yet here’s how Newsweek reported the story:
When Annabel Park imagined what it would be like to head a new national political movement, here is what she had in mind: a coming together of engaged, intelligent citizens who had tired of the angry rhetoric and accusations of the Tea Partiers; Americans of all political persuasions joining in a spirit of equanimity to discuss the nation’s problems, and maybe even share a laugh. It was this beautiful vision that danced in Park’s head on a recent Saturday as she made her way to Busboys and Poets, a cafe in Washington, D.C., for one of nearly 500 Coffee Party meetings taking place nationwide that day.
…All of a sudden Park was a political leader—of what, she didn’t quite know—and the target of right-wing fury. Conservative bloggers unearthed—scandal!—that she had once briefly worked for The New York Times and supported Sen. Jim Webb, a moderate Democrat from Virginia. One online commenter accused her of being a “Chinese agent.” The notoriety didn’t really hurt: the group now has more than 200,000 members, and every status update Park posts gets about a million views.
Got that? A handful of people at a handful of coffee parties is somehow extrapolated into a movement of 200,000.
And just for comparison purposes, here’s the CNN report that turned a tea party crowd of 20,000 people in Searchlight, Nevada into a mere “dozens or hundreds.”
Liberal media bias?
What do you think?
Source: Newsweek
MSNBC reporter Kelly O’Donnell, the whitest woman alive, was convinced that racism must run rampant at tea party events. The result is the following conversation with Darryl Postell, a black tea party protester.
MSNBC reporter Kelly O’Donnell, the whitest woman alive, was convinced that racism must run rampant at tea party events. The result is the following conversation with Darryl Postell, a black tea party protester:
O’Donnell: There aren’t a lot of African-American men at these events.
Postell: (laughing) Right.
O’Donnell: Have you ever felt uncomfortable?
Postell: No, no, these are my people, Americans.
That’s a great answer. No doubt about it. But here are 18 other answers we’d love to have heard:
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Joe Biden speaks.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time I see the way Chris Matthews looks at Barack Obama
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Nancy Pelosi walks through Washington clutching a ganormous gavel.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time a Congressman discusses a tickle party
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time a bunch of Democrats talk about how low taxes are.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Barack Obama says he wants to be clear.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time a climatologist announces a “stunning finding.”
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Harry Reid smiles, although I’ve yet to see that happen.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time someone says I should be saying “thank you” for raising taxes while calling it a “tax cut”.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time I hear the words “windfall” and “profits” used together.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Barack Obama goes off teleprompter.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Maddow and Olbie say “tea bag” with a knowing smirk.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Nancy Pelosi gives a “gift to the American People”.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Joe Biden says “but seriously” or “mark my words”
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time Nancy Pelosi says “We have to pass the bill so we can tell you what’s in it.”
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time reporters start pushing “advocacy journalism”.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time the leader of the free world bows to dictators and snubs allies.
– Yes, I feel uncomfortable every time socialists tell me that taking my money is fair.
Is ACORN corrupt? Undoubtedly. Socialist? Absolutely. Classy? Not so much. Bertha Lewis pretty much proves all three in this short video clip.
Is ACORN corrupt? Undoubtedly.
Socialist? Absolutely.
Classy? Not so much.
Bertha Lewis pretty much proves all three in this short video clip.
A couple of infiltrators showed up towards the end of a Non-Partisan Tax Day Tea Party rally in Irvine, California. It was pretty obvious they were hoping to make the rest of the attendees look bad by displaying their lack of taste for media cameras (Associated Press, LA Times and CBS were in attendance).
This report just in from our Orange County, California correspondent:
A couple of infiltrators showed up towards the end of a Non-Partisan Tax Day Tea Party rally in Irvine, California. It was pretty obvious they were hoping to make the rest of the attendees look bad by displaying their lack of taste for media cameras (Associated Press, LA Times and CBS were in attendance).
The “bebe” girl had an innocuous Palin-esque “hopey changey” sign, but her preppily-dressed escort looked particularly out of place with his huge vulgarism mounted on a stick.
After the picture was snapped, the two were quickly confronted by some members of the audience, then called out from the stage by the speaker, who called them “party crashers” and said they represented the face of the “left”.
They then beat a hasty retreat, exiting stage left.
Keith Olbermann said the tea partiers are racist. Frank Rich said the tea partiers are racist. The Huffington Post said the tea partiers are racist. Jon Stewart said the tea partiers are racist. But black tea partiers beg to differ.
Keith Olbermann said the tea partiers are racist. Frank Rich said the tea partiers are racist. The Huffington Post said the tea partiers are racist. Jon Stewart said the tea partiers are racist.
Oh, hell, it would be quicker to list the libs who haven’t said the tea partiers are racist. It’s just become part of their mantra.
But black tea partiers beg to differ.
H/T: Reason.com
We didn’t see this photo on the nightly news. Did you? Of course not. It wouldn’t have matched up with the approved liberal narrative.
We didn’t see this photo on the nightly news. Did you? Of course not. It wouldn’t have matched up with the approved liberal narrative.
H/T: Buzzfeed.com
Barbara Boxer needs suppoerters to be like Tea Partiers. Hey, wait just a darn minute, Babs. We thought the tea partiers were violent. Racist. Evil. Nasty. Vile. Homophobic.
Hey, wait just a darn minute, Babs. We thought the tea partiers were violent. Racist. Evil. Nasty. Vile. Homophobic.
No?
Boston tea party crasher doesn’t quite get the concept
Source: Gateway Pundit
The lovely and effervescent Maxine Waters hates those violent tea partiers. And the language that they use? Shocking, absolutely shocking, to a sweet innocent old lady like Maxine. Why, she would never approve such violence nor language.
The lovely and effervescent Maxine Waters hates those violent tea partiers. And the language that they use? Shocking, absolutely shocking, to a sweet innocent old lady like Maxine. Why, she would never approve such violence nor language.
Hypocrisy, thy name is Maxine.
A few years back, some wit asked the question, “What’s the world coming to when the biggest golfer in the world is black, the biggest rapper in the world is white, and the biggest guy in the NBA is Chinese? Tiger Woods, Eminem and Yao Ming have all hit on hard times since that observation was first made, but worry not because nature abhors a vacuum and the Democrats have come up with a couple equally unlikely occurrences:
A few years back, some wit asked the question, “What’s the world coming to when the biggest golfer in the world is black, the biggest rapper in the world is white, and the biggest guy in the NBA is Chinese?”
Tiger Woods, Eminem and Yao Ming have all hit on hard times since that observation was first made, but worry not because nature abhors a vacuum and the Democrats have come up with a couple equally unlikely occurrences:
Story #1: Christian militia member is a Democrat
“Most of the indicted militia members accused of being anti-government extremists have active voting records, a check with area voter registration offices showed yesterday. One is a registered Democrat, and the party affiliations of the rest could not be determined. Jacob J. Ward, 33, of Huron, Ohio, voted as a Democrat in the 2004 and 2008 primary elections.”
Story #2: 40% of Tea Partiers are Democrats or Independents
The national breakdown of the Tea Party composition is 57 percent Republican, 28 percent Independent and 13 percent Democratic, according to three national polls by the Winston Group, a Republican-leaning firm that conducted the surveys on behalf of an education advocacy group. Two-thirds of the group call themselves conservative, 26 are moderate and 8 percent say they are liberal.
You know those dangerous, violent Tea Partiers that the democrats keep talking about? We think we’ve figured out who they are – other Democrats.
Source: Toledo Blade, The Hill
One, the media is so busy making up phony conservative-on-liberal violence that they completely overlook authentic liberal-on-conservative violence. Consider this convincing evidence of liberal media bias.
There are two very important lessons to be learned from this video clip.
One, the media is so busy making up phony conservative-on-liberal violence that they completely overlook authentic liberal-on-conservative violence. Consider this convincing evidence of liberal media bias.
Two, if the liberal perpetrator of this crime had been smart, he would have bitten off the finger of someone who actually needed a finger bitten off (see photo). Consider this convincing evidence that liberal central planning always results in misallocation of resources.
Andrew Breitbart, the genius behind Breitbart.tv, BigHollywood.com, BigGovernment.com and probably a few others we’re forgetting, offered $100,000 to anyone who could prove that the n-word was used at the anti-ObamaCare rallies in Washington, DC. We would prefer small bills, Andrew.
Andrew Breitbart, the genius behind Breitbart.tv, BigHollywood.com, BigGovernment.com and probably a few others we’re forgetting, offered $100,000 to the United Negro College Fund if anyone who could prove that the n-word was used at the anti-ObamaCare rallies in Washington, DC.
Here you go, Andrew, the n-word in all its glory.
Any chance you could redirect that 100 thou to some deserving bloggers? If so, could you make it small bills?
Source: Noline.tv
In this clip, Craig T. Nelson appears on the Tonight Show and tells Jay Leno that he wouldn’t be all that opposed to a second American tax revolt. In fact, based on this clip, it sounds like he may be willing to lead it and the audience may be willing to follow.
Craig T. Nelson better watch his Ps and Qs or they’ll revoke the visa that allows him to work in Hollywood.
In this clip, he appears on the Tonight Show and tells Jay Leno that he wouldn’t be all that opposed to a second American tax revolt. In fact, based on this clip, it sounds like he may be willing to lead it and the audience may be willing to follow.
Apparently Democratic Congressman Barney Frank was harassed by protesters who called the openly gay congressman a “Homo Communist”. As a result of that slur, Frank told The Hill that it is “unfortunate” that Tea Party proteters took to spewing “bigoted, abusive, personal things” at him.
Apparently Democratic Congressman Barney Frank was harassed by protesters who called the openly gay congressman a “Homo Communist”. As a result of that slur, Frank told The Hill that it is “unfortunate” that Tea Party proteters took to spewing “bigoted, abusive, personal things” at him.
The article in The Hill continued, “Then the Financial Services Committee Chairman took a shot at a GOP member of his Financial Services Committee panel, Rep. Michele Bachmann (Minn.). ‘Any movement in which the intellectual leader is Michele Bachmann is obviously going to be problematic,’ Frank said.”
Oh, well, that’s just Barney Frank being Barney Frank. He objects to being called a “homo Communist” but has absolutely no problem implying that Michele Bachmann is stupid.
And how about his use of the term “teabaggers” to describe Tea Party members. That’s not a slur?
In Barney’s career, he’s expected us to believe that he did not know his gay lover was running a whore house out of Barney’s basement, nor that another of his lovers was smoking marijuana because Barney “did not know what marijuana looked like.”
Those tall tales were tough enough to believe. But Barney’s going too far if he expects us to believe he doesn’t know what tea bagging is.
– Written by Patrick Michael
Dylan Ratigan lost his mind, but found his bias while “discussing” the tea party movement. Except for one thing – there really wasn’t much discussion. It was mostly Ratigan losing his friggin’ mind.
Dylan Ratigan lost his mind, but found his bias while “discussing” the tea party movement. Except for one thing – there really wasn’t much discussion. It was mostly Ratigan losing his friggin’ mind.
“I don’t want to continue with this. You’re wasting valuable oxygen. Can we cut off this man’s microphone? It was offensive. You’re offensive. Your treatment of my show as a vehicle to spread your propaganda, ignore my questions – offensive. And an indication of what is wrong with the dialog in this country – period. Not to mention a group that would accept Nazis and racists.”
What we love most is that Ratigan’s subject was Anger In America, yet he’s the one who got angry while his guest remained completely calm.
Yes, we hate the media.
The lovely leftist enclave of Mill Valley, California is bracing for an onslaught of those crazy, violent tea partiers. One can barely imagine the horror this news might provoke in a town so liberal that it gave Barack Obama nearly 80% of its votes.
The lovely leftist enclave of Mill Valley, California is bracing for an onslaught of those crazy, violent tea partiers. One can barely imagine the horror this news might provoke in a town so liberal that it gave Barack Obama nearly 80% of its votes.
The Mill Valley (Calif.) Herald reports the stark terror that’s descended on the open-minded liberals who call Mill Valley home:
It’s an irony that doesn’t sit well with local resident Deborah Phelan, a former AP reporter who now works in public relations. Infuriated by the images and rhetoric employed by Tea Party groups across the nation, Phelan said city property should not play host to a right-wing get-together.
“We have young kids going there to swim, to go to classes,” Phelan said. “Do you want your kid to walk by a picture of the president of the U.S. with the horrible things they say about him?”
Phelan has appealed to city officials to cancel the event, but that appears unlikely. . . . Phelan nonetheless says she’ll keep seeking ways to stop the gathering from taking place in Mill Valley. “I feel our local government has to make a stand against this movement, which I view as seditious,” she said.
Always good to see liberals accepting divergent views. Makes you proud to be an American.
Source: Mill Valley Herald
Keith Olbermann attempted to paint the tea parties as angry, all-white lynch mobs. But he seems to have forgotten that he is part of an even whiter lynch mob every night at 9 p.m. EST.
Keith Olbermann attempted to paint the tea parties as angry, all-white lynch mobs. But he seems to have forgotten that he is part of an even whiter lynch mob every night at 9 p.m. EST.
Where are the black faces, Keith? Where are the black faces?
Source: Andrew Bolt
One year ago tomorrow, Rick Santelli went crazy on CNBC. It turned into an instant classic and inspired an entire movement. Way to go, Rick.
One year ago tomorrow, Rick Santelli went crazy on CNBC. It turned into an instant classic and inspired an entire movement.
Way to go, Rick.
Tom Tancredo’s back. The former Republican rep from Colorado raised the hackles of the left when he spoke at the National Tea Party Convention this week.
Tom Tancredo’s back. The former Republican rep from Colorado raised the hackles of the left when he spoke at the National Tea Party Convention this week.
Tancredo: “Mostly because I think we do not have a civics literacy test before people can vote in the country, people who could not even spell the word, “vote,” or say it in English, put a committed, socialist ideologue in the White House. The name is Barack Hussein Obama.”
Of course, the left is howling that Tancredo’s comment is raaaaaacist because it evokes images of literacy tests in the old South. And, of course, any criticism of Barack Hussein Obama is raaaaaacist.
But to us it brings up images people swooning at campaign rallies and saying that Obama was going to pay their bills.
If not illiterate, completely irredeemably ignorant.
There’s nothing unusual about finding left wing crappola in Newsweek, so the article “Is The Tea Party Over?” hardly took us by surprise. Until we realized who wrote it.
There’s nothing unusual about finding left wing crappola in Newsweek, so the article “Is The Tea Party Over?” hardly took us by surprise.
It describes tea party members as “Veterans, deeply suspicious of the young liberal president and embittered, ironically, by Congress’s failure to keep its promise to give them government-run health care for life….gun-rights activists, who believed that their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms was being put at risk by Barack Obama” and “The faces of talk-show fans, pushed into action by the apocalyptic warnings of personalities like Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck. Those two right-wing talkers had spent the past year telling listeners that the Democratic president was a racist who somehow managed to find the time also to be a Nazi and a communist.”
Talk about your crazy left-wing journalists. This guy sounded as if he was channeling Janet Napolitano and her fear of ‘military veterans’ who are “deeply suspicious” of “the young liberal president.”
Imagine our shock to find out that the article was written by Joe Scarborough. You know the “conservative” guy on MSNBC’s Morning Joe show? Not sure how to break this to you Joe, but most conservatives really seem to like our veterans, thank you very much.
Joe says the tea-party movement, which “should be celebrating its Massachusetts miracle, the collapse of health-care reform, and the destruction of the Democrats’ filibuster-proof majority” is instead “at the very moment … at risk of tearing itself apart.”
Scarborough used the rest of the article to criticize Glenn Beck, which is apparently a part of any MSNBC anchor’s contract and also part of a contest among all anchors on the network each month to decide who gets the best parking spot.
We’re not blaming Scarborough for the loss of his mind to liberal bias. In addition to working at MSNBC, he also spent six years in Congress.
We suspect that the combination of the two is more than even the strongest mind can endure.
Source: Newsweek
– Written by Patrick Michael
