I’m not. It’s high comedy. The Republican Party and the conservative movement are dying in front of our eyes, and I couldn’t be happier.

You and your party serve to amuse me. No less, no more. Thanks again, dancing moron.

The lady doth protest too much, methinks.”

Teabagging is what you call it when a man dips his balls up and down in someone else’s mouth.

How can you not laugh at that?

Seriously, will you not admit there’s plenty of reason to laugh at these people besides fear?

It’s almost as though you guys are all trying to reassure each other how crazed and out to lunch the opposition is.
No reassurement required. The GOP is handling their end of the deal splendidly.

When you see your own side ridiculed mightily and have no logical comeback (or even a witty illogical one) it’s only natural that you would try to turn the ridicule back on us. We feel your pain, Colin. Won’t stop us from keeping the teabag jokes coming, but we feel your pain.

Yesterday the idiot from TX, Rep Joe Barton trying to put Dr Chu on the spot? I bet that was a proud moment in wingnuttery, boy, he sure made a Nobel Prize winning physicist look like a fool, yup, har har har. Um, no, redneck, it was the other way around…Dr Chu was baffled that he was asked a question that every 5th grader knows by some asshole wingnut whose prick is held by the oil industry, trying to make it seem like that them thar global warming is a hoax.

Oh well, that’s the modern GOP for you; the Earth in only 6000 years old, evolution is a lie, and oil was put in the ground by Jesus riding a dinosaur. Way to build a bridge to the 18th century.

And yet we’re not protesting. We’re laughing. It’s the teabagger’s who are doing the protesting.

Now really, Colin, do you want to go on record as saying that one can actually laugh too much?

Please do. That would be freakin’ hilarious.

The lady doth protest too much, methinks.

At least you are willing to admit it.

“…but anyone knows that can change on a dime. It’s happened before.”

Yeah, but right now the party leaders seem to want to take the party in the same direction that cost them the elections in 2008 and 2006.

“Again, I wouldn’t belittle those tea parties.”

I would.

They just don’t have it in their brains to get it, which is why there’s also no such thing as conservative humor. They think political statements are the same thing as joke. Did anyone ever suffer through Fox News horrendously bad attempt at copying the Daily Show? Remember that show, the 1/2 hour news hour? It was beyond bad/

I’m amazed that conservative supporters of these protests have been reduced to citing the level of other people’s ridicule as evidence of the “movement’s” relevance.

Don’t you have anything more substantial to prove your point?

Teabagging is a sex act. It’s funny. Oliver has admitted he’s not above grade school humor, and this is the greatest source or grade school humor in politics that I’ve seen in years.

Why on earth not?

Otto: Don’t call me stupid!
Wendy: Why on earth not?

The tea parties are stupid, the Otto character is stupid. Keep on keepin’ on belittlin’!

Because they’re funny. (And I know Funny.)

Intensely worried about their personal finances and medical expenses, Americans nonetheless appear realistic about the time Obama might need to turn things around, according to an Associated Press-GfK poll. It shows most Americans consider their new president to be a strong, ethical and empathetic leader who is working to change Washington.

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Yep everybody but the teabaggers. I wouldn’t worry about them much. Evidently nobody else can hear their voices anyway what with the nuts in their mouths.