Tea Are the World: Tea Party Singer Recording Charity Version of 'Take Back America'

No, this really has to be a a joke. They expect people to spend money on this shit?

Get ready for "Tea Are the World."

In an event that's one part "American Idol" audition and one part "We Are The World" recording session, conservative singer-songwriter Lloyd Marcus is planning to bring together the musical voices of Tea Partiers from across the country to sing the movement's unofficial anthem, "Take Back America," on a charity album to benefit the families of soldiers.

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No major celebrities have signed on yet -- Marcus says he's been talking with former "Saturday Night Live" cast-member Victoria Jackson and he will be reaching out to hard rock guitarist Ted Nugent -- but he says that's all right.

"I love the fact that we're going to have a bunch of unknown singers and bands," Marcus said. It's not about getting celebrities to do it. This is about pulling musicians from all walks of life....

Video- The Paultards Are Back!!

Boy did I miss them. But, like their birther buddies, they still can't make music worth a shit.

Video- World Net Daily Folks Release Crappy White People Against Obama Rap Thing

I was willing to give them the benefit of the doubt until they called him "B. Hussein". Via and partial headline from Wonkette.

White House to host Evening of the Arts

BUMP-UP AND UPDATE: LIVE VIDEO STREAM HERE

Somehow this will be made into a scandal along the vein of, "Damn artsy fartsy liberals!! The President should be spending his evenings eating Cheeze Doodles and playing Stratego!!"

Tonight in the East Room, President Obama and the First Lady will host an evening of poetry, music and the spoken word; the event will be streamed live on WhiteHouse.gov.

Featured performers include: James Earl Jones, Pulitzer-prize winning author Michael Chabon, Ayelet Waldman, Esperanza Spalding, pianist Eric Lewis, Lin Manuel Miranda, Mayda Del Valle, and Jamaica Heolimeleikalani Osorio and Joshua Brandon Bennett from HBO’s Brave New Voices Youth Poetry contest.

"There will be an emphasis on dialogue and communicating with each other about diverse experiences," the White House says.

Afternoon Distraction- Bad Song Confession

There is no explanation for my taste in music before I went to college, other than the fact that hey, it was the 70's in Miami and I was in the theatre, okay? After that, I got better, but still had a taste for the kitsch. Oh well, what's your secret shame music?