Pinterest has become famous as a place to post pictures of pretty things and impeccably-designed social events — like tea parties. However, some users also post news about the actual Tea Party. Let's take a look at both. Read More ›
This explains why they never invite any grownups. View Image ›
They're arguing that “the government would be thwarting the free-speech rights of providers such as AT&T, Verizon and Comcast.” Does this drive anyone else crazy?
The crazies were out in full force yesterday! Unlike the fake teabagger signs in Boston, I'm pretty sure all of these are real. View List ›
Memorypalace at Deviant Art provides us with this Depptastic (or maybe Burtonesque) collection of characters. Ed Wood would have made a great Alice. View Image ›
At yesterday's National Tea Party Convention in Nashville, former Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin read notes off her hand. A maverick move, if there ever was one, you old pitbull you! Watch Video ›
Guy calls into CSPAN in tears to ask Sen. Barrasso if he prayed hard enough (on Sen. Tom Coburn's instruction) to stop a Democrat from making it to the vote on Health Care. Sadly, his prayers backfired, and Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) failed to make the vote instead. TPM is reporting this may be a prank, but it's still pretty great. Watch Video ›
A+ for the Lemon Party sign if even one ill-fated Tea Party protester ends up on that site. View Image ›
Spotted at a protest in New Hampshire. Protestbombs might be my new favorite. View Image ›
HuffPost has a great collection of kid photos from the tea bagging parties. I'm posting this because a) they're funny b) baby photos are kind of my beat. View Image ›
Today it is your American duty to laugh at pictures of people from the crazy Tea Parties. Here are some early favorites—please add any more that touch your heart. Bonus points for anyone in a Snuggie. View List ›
For the tea bagging. MSNBC explains. You know, Dick Armey (R-TX), the former House Majority Leader. He's involved with these tea bagging protests. About taxes. David Schuster has done an outstanding job explaining this complex issue. Read More ›
Right-wing blogs and news sites are talking about about “tea parties.” We’re tracking the latest headlines on this topic and update this page with links as they come in. Read More ›
Left-wing blogs and news sites are talking about about “tea parties.” We’re tracking the latest headlines on this topic and update this page with links as they come in. Read More ›
