The Tea Party Movement Is a National Embarrassment
The Tea Party movement is the latest installment in an old American tradition: The exploitation of mostly frustrated, desperate, and susceptible people by monied interests and profiteers.
The Tea Party movement is the latest installment in an old American tradition: The exploitation of mostly frustrated, desperate, and susceptible people by monied interests and profiteers.
After a year and a half of exposure to this virulently toxic presence, the question on the table is: In our lifetime, has there ever been a worse human being in American politics than Sarah Palin?
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Palin's popularity in segments of society indicates that a portion of the voting population has come to disdain science, objective truth and the benefits resulting from our waning period of enlightenment.
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Just when you find yourself thinking that Sarah Palin couldn't possibly do anything else to embarrass herself, there she is, caught red-handed -- well, black- or blue-handed.
What Elkin is saying in The Dick Gibson Show is that Americans want to hear what they want to hear -- and will seek out radio personalities who agree to whisper sweet nothings into their ears.
So, you think Sarah Palin is embarrassed by the crib-notes-on-the-palm incident? You're kidding, right? These gaffes represent a gamble by Palin and her handlers, a bet they are hedging.
Because Palin is a fraud with no real beliefs, there could've been no better crowd to appoint herself to lead than the Tea Party people. A group without a leader for a leader without a group.
In politics, to quote Yogi Berra: You don't know nothin' -- and that goes double for the Know Nothing Party, the GOP.
When Sarah Palin wrote a cheat sheet for an interview on her hand, she was simply following in the, uh, footsteps of California senior Senator Dianne Feinstein.
"We were very impressed with the job her hand did at the Tea Party Convention," Fox News chief Roger Ailes said. "And we said to ourselves, let's give Sarah Palin's hand a job."
Time to take back "populism" from Teabaggers and Palinites who've kidnapped it to only mean less government and taxes. Democrats need to define a phrase and philosophy that tells Independents we're on your side.
The lethal combination of Wall Street's economic domination and the Tea Party's hatred of all things government is likely to overwhelm most other progressive causes. We need our own movement.
Virtually nobody in the corporate media said boo about Sarah Palin appearing on the same Tea Party stage as birther nut Joseph Farah, and helping him ...
Last week, I detailed how WorldNetDaily has provided nothing but fawning coverage of the National Tea Party Covention, ignoring or whitewashing the nu...
While there was much to mock about the Tea Party convention: the low turnout, Tom Tancredo's immigrant bashing and Sarah Palin's keynote lite, it would be a huge mistake to dismiss the movement that led to the event.
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It's far past time to stop pretending that Palin is just a joke. Her performance in Nashville was taken seriously by the kind of people who dominate the Republican nominating process.
HuffPost's Senior Congressional Correspondent Ryan Grim appeared on MSNBC Monday to weigh in on Sarah Palin's recent "tea party" remarks. Palin appea...
You say you don't need a "title." You mean "office"? Go, girl! Run for Queen! ...