Tea Parties. Not Just For Mad Hatters Any More.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/16/us/politics/16teaparty.html
Tea Party Lights Fuse for Rebellion on Right

Barack Hussein Obama has been busy creating an bipartisan coalition.

Not in congress or the senate where Barack Hussein Obama still believes that a bipartisan effort is meeting with competing special interest groups behind closed doors and excluding Republicans. No. The bipartisan coalition that Barack Hussein Obama has been creating is the Tea Party movement.

The Tea Party movement was inspired by Barack Hussein Obama's hatred of capitalism, freedom and everything America used to stand for. The Tea Party movement was inspired by the Department of Homeland Security deciding that anyone who has ever been in the military, anyone who believes in the bill of rights, anyone who is against abortion, anyone who is against illegal immigration is more of a threat to this country than Muslim extremists who are actively attacking American and killing Americans. The Tea Party movement was inspired by the stimulus (welfare for the wealthy) bill which rewarded criminal behavior with massive bailouts and bonuses for the executives that ran their businesses into the ground causing the economic collapse we are currently facing. The Tea Party movement was inspired by the government continually talking about how they saved the economy, while millions of people lost their jobs, while millions of people are losing their homes, while uncounted numbers of businesses closed down. The Tea Party movement was inspired by the current tax structure that requires the average American to pay over 25% of what they earn to the various government taxation organizations. The Tea Party movement was inspired by the government version of Health Care Deform which would make it a crime to not have health insurance. The Tea Party movement is inspired to grow every time a politician opens his mouth to say how well the system is working and how the system is working for the betterment of the citizens.

The Tea Party movement is here to stay. It will be interesting to see if any of the current crop of politicians are here to stay.