Lunatic Fringe

Lunatic Fringe 

The Misinformed Teabaggers 

Teabaggers think that federal taxes were almost three times as high as they actually are. The average response was 42% of GDP and the median 40%. The highest figure recorded in all of American history was half those figures: 20.9% at the peak of World War II in 1944.

For an anti-tax group, they don't know much about taxes.

Liars and Fools

Paul Broun (reptile-Georgia) compares health care reform to "the Great War of Yankee Aggression".

Lindsey Graham (retard-South Carolina) and Faux's Glen Brick agree: Health insurance reform is like a Japanese bombing attack. 

The wackiest of the wackiest agreeing, now here is news.

Faux's Glenn Brick lies saying "what is ahead may loosen the bonds of society," may end with "a French Revolution". 

More delusions.

Lush Dimbulb lies accusing Obama of "not doing anything to stop terrorist attacks". 

Hey, Lush ... ALL terrorist attacks under Obama's watch have been thwarted - can't say that about the shrub.

Steve King (reject-Iowa) and Faux's Glenn Brick agree: Voting for health insurance reform on Sunday is "an affront to God".

Nobody informed god of this did they?

How Glen Brick and the Teabaggers feel about the violent overthrow of our government? 

From Crooks and Liars:

You watch stuff like this and can't help feeling that people like Glen Brick are what made the Soviet Union great.

Virginia's homophobic attorney general is a birther

From WingNutDaily:

A newly unearthed recording reveals a state attorney general explaining how the president's eligibility could be tested in the courts by a lawyer defending a client against an accusation brought under legislation signed by Obama.

The recording of Virginia Attorney General Kenneth T. Cuccinelli puts him on a growing list of elected leaders, members of Congress and state officials who have addressed concerns over Obama's eligibility to occupy the White House.

Cuccinelli released a statement this week that the recording, apparently made either while he was campaigning for the office or shortly after he was elected, was a "hypothetical" answer to a "hypothetical" question.