I am still laughing at a comment on the Bill Press show this morning. "The doors of the asylum are

[mfcorey1]

open and all the inmates are trying to heading for Congress: Rand Paul, Christine O'Donnell, Paul Miller, Alvin Greene and anybody else I missed."

[still_one]

1. I have no doubt that it wouldn't be too difficult for the country to follow in the footsteps of

Germany in the thirties

[zbdent]

2. you have to laugh that the 'baggers profess being "against corruption in Government"

and invite convicted felon (on corruption and bribery charges) James Traficant to one of their gatherings (Portage County Tea Party ... a tiny little subsidiary of the Tea Party MegaCorporation ...)

[lunatica]

3. They're for corruption outside of government though

At least all the one's who're getting questionable campaign donations and living off of them illegally. Let's see. Oh yes! That would be all of them.

[Mist]

4. Baggers tend to be endlessly confused. nt

[zbdent]

5. another addition to the confusion is the fact that

"politician" and "used car salesman" were almost interchangeable when it came to "most hated profession" ...

In Ohio, you have Tom Ganley - USED CAR SALESMAN - running for the U.S. House ... unsurprisingly, as a Republican. And his dealerships took in millions of dollars (with his blessing, before he announced candidacy) from the "Cash for Clunkers" legislation championed by his opponent, Democrat Betty Sutton.

[Ikonoklast]

6. Traficant is still white.

If he was, oh, say an ex-congressman, covicted felon, and a person of color, they wouldn't let him in the door.


Just proves that Teabaggers are all lying hypocrites when it comes to what they actually are.

[Javaman]

7. whitman...

she may not be the rubber room straight jacket type, but she can certainly be thrown in with them.

she's more of the standing in a bathrobe and slippers all day, chain smoking while muttering to herself type.

[applegrove]

8. LOL! I wish I'd seen it.