Fox's Kelly: "you can join the tea party action from your home if you go to the FoxNation.com ... a virtual tax day tea party"
April 15, 2009 12:45 pm ET



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So... it's now "news" that some people are sitting at home watching Fox News.
On her radio show this morning, Laura Ingraham had these choice nuggets:
"The media loves the antiwar protesters, but when real people protest, they look the other way or try to marginalize them."
"There's a protest set to take place at LaFayette Square, across from the White House, near the Professional Protesters, some of them have been there for years, I don't even know what they are protesting..."
Yeah, some of them have been there for years- one of them, for close to thirty years. Laura Ingraham doesn't know what they are protesting because she doesn't give a damn, but I'll help her out by telling her they are protesting the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the use of war as a "tool of diplomacy."
Not that Ingraham really wanted that information. They aren't "normal people," after all.
Those who protest war are "UNAMERICAN" and those that protest tax & spend are "REAL AMERICANS".
This is nothing new. This was the major theme of the presidential campaign in 2008.
I've been watching the "tea party" in my city online for a while now. Quite a turnout.
The speakers are all Republicans saying the EXACT same anti-tax/anti-government (and pro-military, of course) that Republicans always do.
It's exactly the same rhetoric that lost them the last election. Not sure what they think they're accomplishing with this, but aside from co-opting the "tea party" moniker which has very little to do with what they're doing, I have to say it's refreshing to see Americans out doing SOMETHING in a non-election year. I just wish it was something based on reality and not feverish anti-socialist fantasies.
Fox "News" moron "covering" the "Protest" at LaFayette Park-
"People here are fed up with high taxes, they are fed up with Government spending, and they are ENERGIZED!"
Crowd: "WOOOO HOOOOO!!"
Cripes, I feel like I'm watching MTV Spring Break. Except that MTV Spring Break has more news value.
And here comes someone for this schmuck to interview- Laura Ingraham! Gee, I wonder if she took the opportunity to meet with some of those "professional protesters" who "live in the park" that she complained about on her show earlier!
Somehow I doubt it.