Accusations Interrupt Tea Party Meeting

[WeDidIt]

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Accusations Interrupt Tea Party Meeting

Secretary of state candidate Orly Taitz arrives uninvited at a Hermosa Beach gathering and accuses opponent Damon Dunn of voter fraud.
By Jonathan Oyama

An uninvited California secretary of state candidate interrupted a Tea Party meeting in Hermosa Beach on Tuesday evening with accusations that her opponent committed voter fraud.

The meeting of the South Bay Tea Party was held at the Church of Christ on Aviation Boulevard.

The candidate, Orly Taitz, claimed that her opponent, Republican Damon Dunn, was ineligible to run because he had tried to alter his voting record. South Bay Tea Party leader Gary Aven asked Taitz to leave, but she refused.

While Dunn was speaking to the crowd, a worker for Taitz interrupted him and handed him what she said was a "summons to court."

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The Tea Party and GOP will NEVER be rid of the stench of birtherism.

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[spanone]

1. the teashitters truly deserve the oily one

[Angry Dragon]

2. Some questions come to mind

1. Did the church charge for the use of the church??
2. If not, do they allow any politician use their church for free??
3. Do these people eat their young??
4. Was sarah and michael with her??

[mfcorey1]

3. Birds of a feather flock together.

[zanana1]

4. My favorite quote from the article....

"You're asked by the core of the party to please be quiet," Aven said. "Orly, you are disturbing the peace. And what kind of person are you? You were not invited. You didn't tell me you were coming, and yet you want to interrupt my meeting."

Um...I've been to many a town hall meeting where teabaggers came exclusively to interrupt and cite their opinions LOUDLY. I thought that's what they were all about. They even brought their big ugly bus with them.

[pinboy3niner]

5. A "summons to court"?

Was it written in crayon on the back of a supermarket receipt? :rofl:

[HughBeaumont]

6. AWESOME!!!

Keep self-feasting, assknobs!

I hope that bastard party goes down like a burning garbage heap. There isn't anything "libertarian" or "conservative" about hatred, and former Eisenhower conservatives are now Democratic moderates.

The modern Republican Party is a bilge Circus of Suck; filled with white supremacists, lunatics, conspiracy theorists, wannabe domestic terrorists, taxophobes, job-offshoring supporters, Horatio Alger fetishists and plutocracy ornaments.

Lobotomized with a daily diet of hate radio and Fox/CNBC/CNN agitprop, these duped cretins come to the table woefully unarmed and clown-like, yapping the same 2005 talking points and never wavering despite the obvious surrounding rubble resulting from a 30-year CorporonomiCON. They'd rather stroll chin-up off a 900 foot cliff than ever admit they were wrong.

What does it say about a person's cognitive abilities when they seriously, without a hint of smirk or sarcasm, assert that Sarah Palin would make a good president? Multiply this by a few dozen million, and there seems to be more than a monetary deficit in this nation . . .

[Seneca]

9. I want to rec your post

Oh, it was beautiful. :thumbsup:

[pinboy3niner]

10. You knocked my socks off

Well-said, and delicious to read. I must admit that "Circus of Suck" is a new one to me, but it has a certain "je ne sais quoi". :rofl:

Way to go, HughBeaumont-- :yourock:

[grantcart]

7. nuts among the nuts - Dunn is convinced that God wants him to run for Secretary of State

I mean Mr. Dunn I can understand God wanting to elect a President but I have it on good authority that he never goes that far down ticket to pick a candidate.

Its in the Bible, if you can't find it just keep rereading it until it comes to you.

[malaise]

8. Every time I see her I sing the following

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46bkXgxb66E

[malaise]

11. dupe

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46bkXgxb66E