Is Hollywood Unwokening?
Columbia University's Pro-Hamas Activists Vow to Defend Camp Against Police Action
Capitalism Versus Racism
Groupthink Chorus Emerges at Trump Trial
Anti-Censorship Group Canceled by Pro-Hamas Authors
Mike Johnson Is a Hero
City Where Emergency Response Time Is 36 Minutes Wants to Ban Civilians Carrying...
There's No Right to Sleep Outdoors
State Department: Ukraine Has 'Significant' Human Rights Issues
The Alarming Implications of Trump's Immunity Claim
In Every Generation They Try to Destroy Us
Love to See It: Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Ted Cruz Fight to Protect Public...
1968 Returns as Biden’s Nightmare
The Greatest Challenge to DeSantis' Legacy in Florida
Senate Passes Foreign Aid Package, Sending It to President Biden to Sign
Tipsheet

'These Tax Day Tea Parties Are A Sham And A Fraud!'

So sayeth Steve Leser, editor of the "progressive" web site, OpEdNews. Leser's appearance on Cavuto came after he wrote a column titled "Tea Parties Are a Sham and a Fraud." This was his third anti-Tea Party hit-piece.

I was hanging in there until Leser stumbled into Truther territory with this oration: "I'm insulting the way the movement is being portrayed. It is a sham. The way this movement is being portrayed is a sham and a fraud. It's not an organic grassroots movement like it's being portrayed. There's ten Republican think tanks, heavily funded by top Republican corporations and headed by people like Dick Armey and Steve Forbes. Those are the people who have created and organized this so-called grass-roots movement."



MSNBC's David Shuster proves himself again and again to be a man with the least amount of class on cable television. Filling in for Olbermann on Monday, he performed a 2:51 monologue bloated with "teabagging" innuendo.

Advertisement


One thing's for sure, lefties are not happy that Americans are protesting Obama's tax increases and big government spending.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement