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Well, I'll be fair...not all teabaggers are racists, just about 95% of them. Certainly, their hatred of President Obama has its roots in racism..of that there can be little doubt.
Well, I'll be fair...not all teabaggers are racists, just about 95% of them. Certainly, their hatred of President Obama has its roots in racism..of that there can be little doubt.
Not to mention they are up in arms when Muslims want to build a community center near the 9/11 site.
I've attended one of their rallies. In general, these are elderly, white, high school educated, losers in life, who need a enemy to focus their anger on. They don't have the IQ to understand complex issues. They can't comprehend that they've been duped by forty years of right wing propaganda. Bad mouthing unions, lowering taxes on the rich, supporting this absurd level of military spending, cheering on needless Trillion dollar wars. They fell hook-line-and sinker for political rhetoric designed to divide Americans along cultural and racial lines.
I hope that Defense of Marriage Act keeps them happy while the eat their crap sandwich the GOP is serving them...LOL
"...Third, it is fundamentally a Republican movement. 76 percent identify or lean towards the Republican party..."
your opinion is simply an opinion. Having one doesnt make it correct, it is simply an opinion
oh, I'll take ANY REPUBLICAN available over those idiots you democraps have in there now.
Not to mention they are up in arms when Muslims want to build a community center near the 9/11 site.
I've attended one of their rallies. In general, these are elderly, white, high school educated, losers in life, who need a enemy to focus their anger on. They don't have the IQ to understand complex issues. They can't comprehend that they've been duped by forty years of right wing propaganda. Bad mouthing unions, lowering taxes on the rich, supporting this absurd level of military spending, cheering on needless Trillion dollar wars. They fell hook-line-and sinker for political rhetoric designed to divide Americans along cultural and racial lines.
I hope that Defense of Marriage Act keeps them happy while the eat their crap sandwich the GOP is serving them...LOL
Such a classy post with such elegant wording. The conservatives on this board should come running over to your cause any second...... Oh wait, all us white, fat, lazy, inbred republicans are too busy watching nascar and checking out our cousins, right?
...the OP's incessant yammering about the tea party
It's a classic defense mechanism. She's afraid of the Tea Party, so she lashes out against it. My bird does the same thing with my cat, and it's just as obvious what's going on.
"Democrats and leftists have attempted to define the Tea Party movement as a collection of angry White bigots. However, the PJTV poll of Black voters shows the wheels on the race card bus are beginning to fall off," said Joe Hicks, the network's host of the Minority Report and a former executive director for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
In addition, the poll found that 34 percent of the Black respondents said they publicly supported the Tea Party.
As a black conservative and member of the Tea Party, Deneen Borelli (pictured above) says she's been called an "oreo" and an "Uncle Tom."
In fact, according to Borelli, there would be more black people at Tea Party events like Thursday's tax day protests if blacks weren't afraid of the backlash they would receive from family and friends.
Borelli thinks Tea Party members have been unfairly branded as racists when their main concern is promoting individual responsibility and smaller government.
'I'm Not the Black Republican'
Scott made it clear that should he make it to Washington, he won't be the "the black Republican."
"I'm going to be a Republican who happens to be black - who will talk about issues that I'm passionate about," he said.
His constituents will be watching to make sure he doesn't just talk the talk, but walks the walk. At that recent Tea Party meeting in Myrtle Beach, one member told Scott, "I want you to do what you said you're going to do for us because we will be watching."
Union Thugs Deliver Unprovoked Beating on Black Conservative at Carnahan Town Hall | St. Louis Tea Party (http://stlouisteaparty.com/2009/08/07/union-thugs-deliver-unprovoked-beating-on-black-conservative-at-carnahan-town-hall/ - broken link)
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The Republican Party, I mean. Same old thing, by another name.
