Finally, a real description of Teapublican voters

[Little Stevie]

Maher cuts to the chase:

People get mad at me for using the phrase "this stupid country", which I sometimes do - but, I'm sorry - Satan? In 2012? This elephant is not only in the room at the debates, but everywhere on TV today where people were talking about this and not breaking down in the middle and screaming, Wait a minute - We're modern people, surely we don't give any credence to this comic book character that was created in the bronze age!! It's barely worthy of a children's story, and people take it to the Oval Office - Bush did - and it affects their thinking and our lives.

Why is Santorum so against contraception? Because there's a line in Genesis about not spilling your seed.

A random brain fart from some desert dweller 3,000 years ago, before people knew about germs or atoms or round planets, and it gets written down and passed down and in 2012 people like Rick Santorum are still too R-word to see that, and that's why some woman in Akron, Ohio might not get birth control.

From his comments about the last debate: He added that after watching the Republicans debate 20 times, "You listen to these people talking about vaginal probes and Satan and zero percent taxes on capital gains and the rest of this nonsense, you run back into the arms of Barack Obama."


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFjV88paYyA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pQGzK8JGpc

[Little Stevie]

By now, I thought that there would at least be one Teapublican crying that there was another Soros while ignoring that practically every GOPer in the debates had his own pet billionaire or was funded by a PAC like the Chamber of Commerce.

[JD Barleycorn]

and who asked the questions juring this debate or the previous one??? There is where the topics came from. So I suppose the case can be made that the media is obsessed with spilled seeds and pregnant women.

A side note, even the most obtuse person should have realized by now that Tea Party people and Republicans are not the same people. Only fools think otherwise. Why else would republicans work so hard to get the blessing (whether true or not) of the Tea Party. Come on man, use some common sense.

[i'va biggen]

Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

and who asked the questions juring this debate or the previous one??? There is where the topics came from. So I suppose the case can be made that the media is obsessed with spilled seeds and pregnant women.

A side note, even the most obtuse person should have realized by now that Tea Party people and Republicans are not the same people. Only fools think otherwise. Why else would republicans work so hard to get the blessing (whether true or not) of the Tea Party. Come on man, use some common sense.

were there any tea baggers ran on the democrat ticket?

[TexTushHog]

Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

A side note, even the most obtuse person should have realized by now that Tea Party people and Republicans are not the same people.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/141098/te...ican-base.aspx

Um, not really. Look at the numbers. More correctly stated, "even the most obtuse person should have realized by now that Tea Party people and Republicans are the same people."

[CuteOldGuy]

The problem with the Tea Party is that they were once a driving political force, but now they have merged into the Republican party, where they have been neutered by the establishment. It is sad, they had a lot of promise, but they sold out to the system.

[Tobor the 8th Man]

I'm a tea partier and I'm sure as HELL not a Republican.