Once again, the tribe known as teabaggers made their way into washington, under the fearless leadership of the high priestess of the harpies, GOP representaive Michelle Bachmann of Minnesota.Numbers attending ranged from hundreds to thousands, with 3500 the generally accepted figure. Rep. Todd Akin, a nit-wit from Missouri, screwed up the Pledge of Allegiance. If a Democrat had done that, the entire right wing media machine would be out for blood. But it was a right wing shill so all is well. What troubles me most about these people (the baggers, not the reps) is that they have no understanding of how our government works, what it does for them, or why we have it at all. In other words, none of these people has bothered to read the Constitution of the United States.
Tea for bagging
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They should have just arrested Bats@it crazy Bachman for further disturbing the minds of already certifiable disturbed minds.
Didn’t 9 of them get arrested and it turned out they were from Code Pink?
I’ve noticed a lot of “teabagging” headlines here today…
… for some reason.
Co-inki-dink!
You write, too? Good to see you, Chardini.
He writes quite good…
… er, I mean, well.
Hiya, kid. Great tosee you, as you well know! (I grew up in Bachmann’s district, and to see my old hometown subjected to that wench just breaks my heart)