Thursday, May 20, 2010

The Tea Party Movement Finds It's Voice

 
Republican Senate nominee Rand Paul's message has taken the Tea Party by storm.

unlike the jaded rhetoric of the many incumbent politicians...

Finally a politician in the United States has emerged...

with a message that the Tea Party can truly support.

Amen.
 
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11 comments:

  1. BadTuxThu May 20, 10:44:00 AM

    And of course the logical conclusion of this philosophy is that murder for hire should be a-okay. Government should not interfere in commerce, even when that commerce removes the life or liberty of another American. Alrighty, then!

    -- Badtux the Snarky Penguin

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  2. gmbThu May 20, 09:18:00 PM

    And slavery. I wonder if parents can sell their kids into slavery or the sex trades. After all, they bred them, they fed them...only seems fair. I hope that he is so freaky that even the marginal types take pause before voting.

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  3. JustJoePFri May 21, 09:13:00 AM

    While it's certainly not Californication, Kenfuckians are a unique bunch. Rachel Maddow pointed out that this week that the RNC HQ is called the "Mitch McConnell House", and Mitch the Turtle's hand picked candidate failed, miserably, to win against a wealthy optometrist extreme libertarian whose trying to follow in his daddy's foot steps. Americans With Disabilities, well, that's a local issue to be handled, just like The South handled civil rights for 100 yers after the War of Northern Aggression. Yeeeeeeeeehaw! Praise Jesus!

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  4. Randal GravesFri May 21, 10:15:00 AM

    What's the over/under on how many affairs he's had?

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  5. Jess WundrunSun May 23, 05:32:00 PM

    Can you smell the irony in the fact that the teabaggers LOOOOOOOOOVE to march around with placards that equate Obama with Hitler and yet theirs is the guy who believes that if you want to have a little store, or private school or hotel, neighborhood or job that excludes say, jews you can do that.

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  6. Jess WundrunSun May 23, 05:32:00 PM

    Can you smell the irony in the fact that the teabaggers LOOOOOOOOOVE to march around with placards that equate Obama with Hitler and yet theirs is the guy who believes that if you want to have a little store, or private school or hotel, neighborhood or job that excludes say, jews you can do that.

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  7. SoothsayerMon May 24, 09:24:00 AM

    Nicely done, Dr. Z!

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  8. okjimmMon May 24, 01:40:00 PM

    Mr. Paul is MY kind of Politician..... one I can hate wholeheartedly.

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  9. wide world of daveTue May 25, 08:50:00 AM

    protect me jebus, from your followers.... again

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  10. T_P_KTue May 25, 11:14:00 PM

    You're not fooling anyone, Doctor.
    You know that if this Doctor gets elected, it's just a matter of time before you and your ape friends are going to be excluded from restaurants and clubs, and eventually used for "scientific experiments."
    Just as God intended.

    Heh. Heh. Heh.

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  11. Dr. ZaiusThu May 27, 01:57:00 PM

    BadTux: Quite right! And thus the corporate circle of life is made complete. ;o)

    GMB: Selling children into slavery or the sex trades? That's reprehensible! Are there no workhouses? Are there no prisons? ;o)

    JustJoeP: As a wealthy optometrist, Rand Paul seems to be awfully shortsighted. ;o)

    Randal Graves: That depends on which lunch counter that you listen to. ;o)

    Jess Wundrun: That's different! That's racism. This is **political philosophy.** ;o)

    Soothsayer: Thanks, Soothsayer! ;o)

    OKJimm: I shall find him annoying for his entire career. (About two more weeks is my guess.) ;o)

    Wide World of Dave: Do you mean "jebus", or Jeb Bush? ;o)

    Terry: That won't be for a few years yet. 1,968 years to be exact! ;o)

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