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« Reply #1 on: February 05, 2011, 12:37:24 PM » |
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The political term teabagging was self-descriptive and coined by the teabaggers themselves. That they complain about it now is no more coherent than an anti-tax protest against a stimulus plan that basically gave them all tax cuts. My point is their movement quickly became the go-to spot for anyone who wanted to protest Obama for anything, such as people who believed he was a Muslim (a plurality of the Republican Party in the last poll to measure it) infringing on a Christian country. These people largely approve of Huckabee just fine despite his sometimes non-conservative record on spending, and, if Palin should skip the race, he'll have little trouble winning over many or most of her supporters, Rush Limbaugh and Grover Norquist notwithstanding. I don't see any incentive on his part to make a decision before August. And even though it's their own term, who are the teabaggers of all groups to complain about name-calling really? They should start by cleaning up their own posters.
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