Beck baselessly connects NY Times story on Tea Party to "White House engaging with anger"

Nice try, but their demands are more extreme than you portray them.

No, they aren't, because there's no such thing as an "extremeist". You know who's a right-wing extremist? People who murder doctors while they attend church, anti-Semitic freepers who murder security guards, and idiot white supremacist Beck fanboys who shoot cops because they fear for their phallus-extending guns, and unemployed rednecks who (again) walk into churches looking for blood. So if you're going to join the chorus of "YEAH, ah's a right-wing extremist and ah's PROUD of it, y'all!", you're leaping into bed with all the above pieces of garbage. Enjoy it.

I do not have a shrine to Obama. I do not consider Obama the Messiah. I believe in the Constitution, which is more than many of the Teabaggers can say. They LOVE invoking the Constitution like some magic spell, until someone, like the Obama Administration, tries to appy the law to people they don't like, then they never heard of the Constitution. And I just love how they love the part where it says that the U.S. is a Christian nation! The Teabaggers are only a limited government, lower taxes and that sacred spell "Freedom" because they don't really know what they are asking for. They hate deficits but don't want to pay higher taxes. They don't want to pay higher taxes, but they don't want to give up any government services, either. I went to the 9/12 Rally. There were about 60,000 people there, most of them didn't understand how 30 years of Reaganomics had created the deficits that they were worried about. They supported the troops, they love Jesus, they love their guns and dared people to take them away, they loved the Founding Fathers and some wore breeches and tri-corns, they waved American and Gadsden flags that were made in China, they hated the United Nations and the Trilateral Commission, they wondered who John Galt was, they feared death panel, and they hated Socialism/Nazis/Fascists/Liberals/Democrats and Obama. And I'm sorry, but the 3%ers, Birthers, and Oath Keepers are fringies, and potentially dangerous fringies.

I have not seen the political program of the Tea Party Movement - and neither have you! So we can only label them based on what we have seen and heard from their followers, speakers and leaders. We can therefore conclude that Epkklk851's description is spot on. Maybe you are right too - I have never heard of 'extremeist'. Your description seems to fit what we call fiscal conservatives. Are they the same?

Pssst. . .seahawks. What category do the people mentioned in this article fall into?

http://washingtontimes.com/news/2010/feb/09/stimulus-foes-see-value-in-seeking-cash/

limited government - Obama has stated to curb the excesses of the Bush administration. He's started cutting back on unneeded defense spending (F-22's, Comanches, etc), he's backing PAYGO - you know, where Congress actually has to have the money before it can spend it?, he wants to get rid of the Bush tax cuts (funny how when conservatives whine about limited government, they never brig up government stepping in and making the rich richer), etc.

Lower taxes - Obama has lowered taxes for 95% of Americans. It's a fact. Deal with it. And repealing the Bush tax cuts will only affect the richest 1% or so...and, no, statistically, you are not one of them.

Freedom - Well you obviously have the freedom to post mind numbingly ignorant posts online with no fear of recrimination.

Constitution - Obama is applying the Constitution as he is supposed to. It's the right wing nuts that are protesting the fact that Obama is actually following the letter of the Constitution, such as not torturing people, following due process, etc (and yes, the Constitution does extend it's protections to EVERYBODY in the United States, not just American citizens - that's the part that really burns conservatives).

Shrine to Obama - The only shrines to Obama are the ones built by right wing conservatives trying fling bad joojoo at him. The rest of us look at his policies and are neither shy about celebrating what we think is right nor criticizing Obama when we think he's wrong. It's only the right runs in only one gear.

So, if you are blind to all this, then yes, you are right wing extremeist.

Huh? I mean, you're using better spelling and grammar today and you still don't make any sense. I know lots of folks who don't have "shrines to Obama", believe in limited government, lower taxes, freedom, the Constitution who are died in the wool Democrats.

I think "What Glenn Beck said" would be a good sign.

I think so, too -- only four words and none very big; less likelihood of misspelling.

Not that they wouldn't try:

Thanks for the shout out; I'm the creator/admin of the page. It's been a study in memetics, that's for sure. I started the page on 2/8, and the growth has been exponential. We're approaching 200K fans in 10 days. The largest Beck fan page is at around 660K, and has been in existence for about 8 months.

We're poised to go viral.