"CalifBill" wrote in message
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"jps" wrote in message
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The two sexiest, snarkiest right wing loons are gonna Teabag, togther!

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) will speak at the first-ever National
Tea Party Convention this upcoming February.

The announcement of plans for the conservative lawmaker to attend the
Tennessee event came from Tea Party organizer Sherry Phillips via
Twitter Tuesday.

Bachmann, who has emerged as a champion of the Tea Party movement,
will join ex-Alaska Governor Sarah Palin at the convention for the
"purpose of networking and supporting the movements' multiple
organizations principle goals." Palin will be the "special keynote
speaker" at the event, which is taking place at the Opryland Hotel in
Nashville, Tennessee.

"Press will be allowed in a designated section of the lobby of the
convention only and will not be allowed inside the convention,"
reports the Nashville Post. "There will be no media allowed for the
banquet with Sarah Palin."

Actually both the the Democrats and the Republicans better start being
scared of the Tea Party. It may morph in to a viable 3rd party, and one
of the 2 major parties now, may just be a foot note in the history books.
People are getting both ****ed and scared about the leadership we now
have.

I don't think it's very likely. The TP "movement" is mostly made up of
fringe groups, mostly on the right. They may drain the traditional Rep.
party, but there aren't too many Dems that will be interested. More likely,
they'll create two minor parties that won't be able to compete with the much
larger party. That would not, in my opinion, be good for the US.

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