BBC: - an overwhelmingly white, middle-aged army

[thunder rising]

They came from as far away as Hawaii, Maine, and Texas - an overwhelmingly white, middle-aged army of angry conservatives, furious with government spending and influence, and ready to do whatever they can to stop it.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8503348.stm

Did you notice that signs must have been outlawed inside. It's bad form when the elite baggers can't spell check.

[Mari333]

1. many of them completely and utterly dependent on govt programs

SOCIALIST SECURITY
MEDICARE
DISABILITY

people who use the post office, the public library, and depend on their police and fire depts.


bunch of socialists!

but, of course, they have theirs.

[RKP5637]

13. +1, Exactly!!! n/t

[Solly Mack]

2. ...

"We have a president that goes around apologising for us. For what? If it wasn't for us most of the countries out there would be destroyed," she says.


shakes head...

[dixiegrrrrl]

10. I missed hearing her say taht.

She actually said that?????


Barfffffffff.......

[Solly Mack]

12. No. Sorry. Some woman was quoted in the article as saying that

Gail Dorody

[matt819]

3. Army? Which prompts me to ask: What would you call a group of teabaggers?

I don't think 600 people constitutes an army. More like, what, a company? What would one call a group of teabaggers?

I'll start:

A morass of teabaggers
An idiocy of teabaggers
A bludgeon of teabaggers

[Zorro]

5. A Dick Army, of course

[scarletwoman]

11. DUzy!

[TheCowsCameHome]

6. A gaggle of goofballs

[Supply Side Jesus]

4. they forgot "ignorant"

willfully ignorant

[rfranklin]

7. An army of 600! Why that's almost .000002 percent of America!

How can we stand up to those odds?

[TheCowsCameHome]

8. The percentage increases if you just count the crazies on the right

:crazy:

[thunder rising]

9. I didn't think it was measurable (LOL), but I was wrong.