shuster can’t get enough of teabagging
By American Girl in Italy on April 15, 2009 at 8:50 PM in David Shuster, MSNBC, Rachel Maddow
(bumped up from the afternoon)
David Shuster loves teabagging. He just can’t get enough of it. Full throated, tongue lashing, in your face teabagging.
How many puns can you count in this clip?
You’re going to need a *dick* army? Wow, funny stuff there, Shuster.
Well, he couldn’t be outdone by Rachel Maddow, who has dedicated a lot of time giggling over teabagging. More videos here. And here. (note to Rachel – nobody is calling this *tea bagging*, they are calling the events tea parties. you are the one bringing the smut.)
Nothing like a major network news channel discrediting themselves by acting like a bunch of prepubescent children, in an attempt to *discredit* Americans upset over our ever growing deficit.
(this is why I no longer watch msnbc…except for Morning Joe, that is!)
And since Rachel and David are apparently having trouble trying to figure out why people are having tea parties, here is the reason, from the Tax Day Tea Party web site:
“Americans across the country are gathering across the country to express anger over Congress’s irresponsible and reckless spending habits. Taxpayers are not deceived by the notion that the American economy can be revived by government simply spending its way out of a recession. They are a sophisticated people who recognize that continued overspending runs up massive deficits that ultimately lead to higher taxes and less freedom for all Americans.”
Perhaps if David and Rachel would pull the teabags out, and act like journalists, they could figure it out.
Obama may have promised taxes wouldn’t be raised, but they will be. And that will be yet another broken campaign promise.
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