AUDIO- G. Gordon Liddy’s producer: Around ‘a million’ attended Tea Bagger rally

By GottaLaff

This is hilariously pathetic:

On G. Gordon Liddy’s radio show today, producer Franklin Raff, who was on the ground at the rally, told guest host Joseph Farah that the crowd is “just as big or bigger than” the 9/12 rally, which Raff estimated “at about a million.”

Here's an aerial photo of today's Million Anti-Semite March... and yes, Corporate ScumBaggers, there are these newfangled things called "photos" that document events in pictures:

Capitol Hill police told NBC’s Luke Russert that the crowd was about 4,000. At around 2 PM eastern time, Rep. Lynn Jenkins (R-KS) posted an aerial picture of the crowd on her TwitPic page, clearly showing a crowd far, far smaller than “a million”.

Busted.

Birtherisms: G. Gordon Liddy misTaitz the truth

By GottaLaff

Birtheritis:

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I'd comment, but it would be redundant. See all previous posts on all previous -Ers. I'm not wasting this post space on them.

H/t: Jeremy Scahill

More Fearmongering!! White House Out To Get Rick Santelli

Of course douchebags like Liddy and Gallagher eat this crud up. If I didn't think there was a concerted effort to fearmonger before, this would do it for me. Via Think Progress (audio above)-

SANTELLI: He started that press conference saying, “I don’t know where he lives, I don’t know where his house is.” This is the Press Secretary of the White House. Is that the kind of thing we want? Is that —

LIDDY: It’s a veiled threat.

SANTELLI: It really is. […] I don’t really want to be a spokesman, but I really am very proud of a) the response I’m getting, which is overwhelmingly positive, and b) discourse, that is debate. That if the pressure and the heat I’m taking from the White House – the fact my kids are nervous to go to school – I can take that, okay.

What Gibbs really said-

GIBBS: I’ve watched Mr. Santelli on cable the past 24 hours or so. I’m not entirely sure where Mr. Santelli lives or in what house he lives but the American people are struggling every day to meet their mortgages, stay in their jobs, pay their bills, send their kids to school.