I cringe every time I hear the word "teabag" now. I thought that, in time, I would recover, but apparently the Republicans want to
tea party like it's 1999 or something. Even Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele, one of the few Republicans
not invited to any tea parties at all, says a Republican renaissance is "being delivered in a tea bag, and that's a wonderful thing." It is? The imagery doesn't really work for me. I'm picturing the soggy teabags my parents leave laying all over the house. Not a wonderful thing. Stephen Colbert mocks, and the word tonight is "I Know You Are But What Am I?":
Also, I'm trying to figure out the part of Steele's speech where he declares an end to the "era of apologizing for Republican mistakes of the past." Did I miss that era? Or was Steele talking about all his
groveling to Rush Limbaugh?
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