Three Guys I Hope I Never Meet in a James Dickey Novel

World’s worst Wigger posse or Travis Bickle family reunion?

The Tea Party vibe is so creepy, not even Norman Rockwell could make this shit look wholesome. TV exposure is not their friend.

Posted by StrangeAppar8us on 03/16/10 at 05:54 PM • Permalink

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They’d make you squeal like a pig on accounta yer purty mouth…

Comment by Betty Cracker on 03/17/10 at 06:47 AM

These SOBs scare me. I said it at my blog and I’ll say it again: I don’t care how many timers the GOP used “deem and pass” when they were in power, if the Dems do it just once, we’re going to find a denunciation of the procedure on the Web site of the next Tim McVeigh or Joe Stack, after he kills a few people.

Comment by Steve M. on 03/17/10 at 08:58 AM

*sigh*. I look forward to the day when somewhere, somehow, a TeaBagger actually sits down and takes the time to read that document called the Constitution that they love to carry around in the back pocket and spout off about so much.

Because it sure never says anything they claim it says.

Comment by G on 03/17/10 at 09:17 AM

Here’s Norm Ornstein on “Deem and Pass,” which is going to be joining Ruby Ridge and the Trilateral Commission in the roiling stew of resentment and fantasy in these American Gothics’ (the one on the right is a dead ringer for the woman) camo-helmeted heads:

In the last Congress that Republicans controlled, from 2005 to 2006, Rules Committee Chairman David Dreier used the self-executing rule more than 35 times, and was no stranger to the concept of “deem and pass.” That strategy, then decried by the House Democrats who are now using it, and now being called unconstitutional by WSJ editorialists, was defended by House Republicans in court (and upheld). Dreier used it for a $40 billion deficit reduction package so that his fellow GOPers could avoid an embarrassing vote on immigration

Of course, to these yahoos, “unconstitutional” pretty much works out to “majority rule, when it isn’t us.”

Comment by Mrs. Polly on 03/17/10 at 11:08 AM