I was testing a suspicion that Google hits for "
teabagger" outnumber "
tea partier" (my hunch was right, which says something about how the left has been able to spread a disparaging meme) and I stumbled across
this page . Click on graphics to enlarge.
"Republican gene pool" dissed in the scrolling marquee:

Sarah Palin with a gun to her head and the caption "Do It!"

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Not to be confused with Pick 'N Save).

They can't say they don't know.

Ask them why
they haven't done anything about it. Don't they want our business?
3 comments:
The left suffers from a gigantic case of collective psychological projection. Everything they are (hateful, keeping minorities down, anti-free speech, propaganda eaters) they project onto mainstream America while ignoring the cancer within themselves.
Damn all those hate-filled right-wingers!
Wait...
Granted, the term "teabagger" entered the mainstream years ago with the advent of popular multiplayer shooter games, where it was common for annoying players to crouch repeatedly over the head of a downed foe, thus "teabagging" them.
I still think your determination is correct, but only because the term 'tea partier' hasn't really caught on among the actual... tea partiers. :)
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