M&D, East India, Boston Tea party, the battle in Seattle

[David Morris]

The leaders of this astroturf (artificial grass-roots) movement have
already issued the warning, but not through their most effective
mouthpiece, Fixed News, but only through their Dick Armey (whose name
compliments teabagging) sponsored website.  So even some of the
hyper-blown Fox commentators slipped their mouths around the
teabagging term in their coverage.  Meanwhile MSNBC's Oberman and
Maddow have had unceasing fun with the words...

On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Joe Allonby <joeallonby at gmail.com> wrote:
> It's important that nobody tells them what "teabagging" is slang for.  If they find out the hilarity will cease. This is better than "santorum" because they are doing it to themselves.