Which hi-profile teabagger is in your town?

In Little Rock, we get the commercial shrimping chameleon dick morris.

So it's wet toes at the cathouse and wet knees at the airport men's room.

I'm still mulling over going down there to mess with these people.

I am sure channel 4, 7, and 11 will be down there giving this little minority plenty of air play.

Today I saw this car PLASTERED in progressive bumper stickers. I honked at the guy + his female passenger (he had an eye patch on) and gave them a big thumbs up. I remember, "I want a public option!" and a bumper sticker supporting Ralph Nader on the driver's side door.

This was in the NLR area too.

I feel much less lonely in Sherwood, now.

Thanks

I saw the stickers in Sherwood and we crossed into NLR. lol.
I spotted him by Cetennial Bank on JFK. I tried to get his attention at that light by the Taco Bell but alas...it didn't work.

Wow, who knew DU members could be so close to one another.
I can walk to Sherwood if I really wanted to but with this heat and the lack of sidewalks in some areas, I'm better off hopping in the car for 2-3 minutes.

:hi: :hi:

No need to feel lonely. =]

she's in Washington.

Oops!

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god help me

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The Tea Party Express is one of the most visible factions of the national movement that has taken on the appearance of a grassroots groundswell of anger against the federal government.

The organization has led two national bus tours and will begin a third this weekend with a rally against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in his hometown in Nevada.

But the man behind the organization is anything but a fresh-faced activist. The architect of the Tea Party Express, Sal Russo, is a California political operative who has spent nearly half a century campaigning for Republican candidates.

The Sacramento-based political action committee that funds Tea Party Express activities, Our Country Deserves Better, has taken in more than $4.5 million since forming in 2008 to help John McCain's presidential campaign. That includes major contributions from corporate executives and other bedrock supporters of conservative candidates, such as actor Chuck Norris.

The organization is elevating its profile this week as it rallies against Reid, who has become a poster child for what is wrong with Washington in the eyes of conservatives as he runs for re-election.

The event will feature a speech by Sarah Palin and launch a 42-city bus tour culminating with a tax day rally in Washington.

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Link: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/24/sal-russo-republican-oper_n_511909.html

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nt

and ofcourse governer good hair!

at the Golden Dome yesterday here in Atlanta