By GottaLaff
Earlier I posted about the unspeakable racist, XXX rated contents of e-mails sent by a gubernatorial candidate in New York. Oops, I forgot one tiny detail. He's also a Tea Bagger.
That audible sputtering you hear comes courtesy of indignant Tea Tantrumers whose self-righteous denials have fallen flat. My new nickname for any and all of these fools: Elmer Thudd.
I posted the above story mere minutes ago. It only took that long for another one to come to my attention.
Amid all that protesty spittle flying around all those denials of having spat on Congress members and screaming slurs, carrying racist signs, and sneaking in nasty little coded words and phrases, we get yet another example of why they are laughably-- and cryably-- wrong.
Via a tweet posted on the Twitter page of the Springboro Tea Party:
“Illegals everywhere today! So many spics makes me feel like a speck. Grrr. Wheres my gun!?” said the March 21 posting on the site managed by the group’s founder, Sonny Thomas.
There now, wasn't that Christian of him?
The Twitter posting triggered cancellations by several local and statewide candidates and elected officials scheduled to speak at a Springboro Tea Party rally scheduled for Saturday, April 17, at North Park. However, some officials say this doesn’t tarnish the Tea Party movement as a whole.
Of course it doesn't. It's just one isolated incident. Sure, one of many. Add all those isolated incidents up and what do you get? Why, one might call it a very negative impression of "the Tea Party movement as a whole."
A very deep, dark whole.
H/t: Judi Powell
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