New Left Media - Teabagging Convention Video Released Tonight

[aduidarnenye]

New Left Media (the guys who did the hilarious videos about the tea party's lack of knowledge in basic facts) is releasing their new video tonight about last weekend's Tea Party Convention, as announced on their Facebook page. It's not up yet, but their videos are popular around here so I thought I'd let everyone know that it's about to be released.

EDIT: Video Released!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHItY5Anj3s

Here are a couple of their videos to watch until they update their Youtube channel:

Tea Party march on Washington from last year:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUPMjC9mq5Y

And the Sarah Palin book signing video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKKKgua7wQk

Their website so you can watch the new video later: http://newleftmedia.com/

[Xno Kappa]

Pathetic.

[SephYuyX]

I wonder if people know the Tea Party has as many left nuts as right.
ITT Selective interviews. I hate rightes as much as lefties, but I hate biased reporting even more.

[Seanr]

i heard somethin bout bitches gettin teabagged?

[Correction]

Guy in Steelers Jacket is a goldmine.

[aduidarnenye]

Updated to include the video in the OP.

[Heavencloud]

Youtube thread ->>>>>>>>>

I love this guys videos though haha.

[BunkMonk]

ITT Selective interviews. I hate rightes as much as lefties, but I hate biased reporting even more.

^

[Priran]

hurr I hold two guys on facebook to the same standards of journalistic integrity as the evening news durr

^

[Eratosthenes]

Haha, is that Orly Taitz?

Edit: Yep, it is. I was totally not paying attention to the video when they showed her name.

[MoogleAura]

I'mma country boy and if you stick your tongue out at me, I'm gonna knock you out. xD

Can't believe there were people still bitching about where Obama was born...x_X

[Vajra]

Here's another one during the Tea Party March on 9/12/09

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fevga9jUC48

This guy is a genius interviewer lol, I can't believe no one gets mad at him for asking questions that could jeopardize their integrity. He should submit all 4 of his videos that relate to the opposition to CNN so they can make a compiled documentary out of it .

BTW, that lady Dr. Orly Taitz is batshit crazy man, she believes that "Since Obama's father is Kenyan, even though his mom's American and he was born in the USA, he's not eligible to be President because his dad was not a Natural Born Citizen of America." Stephen Colbert tore her to shreds though on his show, was funny as hell, she actually came on as a guest too .

Even Bill O'Reily thinks this bitch is psycho lol

[guartz]

thx for the lulz

[willriker]

Captain America Vs. the Tea Baggers

Since 1941, Captain America has been one of the most popular comic book characters around. The fictional super-patriot fought Nazis during World War II, took on those who burned the American flag during the Vietnam era, and raked in hundreds of millions of dollars for Marvel Comics along the way. Now, the appearance that he is taking on the Tea Party Movement in a storyline about investigating white supremacists has forced Marvel to apologize for the comic hero.

Issue 602 of the comic features Captain America investigating a right-wing anti-government militia group called "the Watchdogs". Hoping to infiltrate the group, Captain America and his African-American sidekick The Falcon observe an anti-tax protest from a rooftop. The protestors depicted are all white and carry signs adorned with slogans almost identical to those seen today in Tea Party rallies like "tea bag libs before they tea bag you" and "stop the socialists."

http://l.yimg.com/a/i/ww/news/2010/0...apartyfear.jpg

The Falcon mentions that the gathering appears to be "some kind of anti-tax protest" and notes that "this whole 'hate the government' vibe isn't limited to the Watchdogs." He then tells Captain America that he doesn't think their plan will work because "I don't exactly see a black man from Harlem fitting in with a bunch of angry white folks." Captain America then explains that his plan entails sending The Falcon in among the group posing as an IRS agent under the thinking that a black government official will most certainly spark their anger.

The clear implicit attack on the Tea Party Movement was first noticed by Publius' Forum's Warner Todd Huston. When a minor uproar ensued, Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Joe Quesada spoke to Comic Book Resources and defended the issue while apologizing for the panel that seemed to tie real-life Tea Party protesters to the fictional group depicted in the book.

Saying that he could "absolutely see how some people are upset about this," Quesada said that there was "zero discussion to include a group that looked like a Tea Party demonstration," adding, "There was no thought that it represented a particular group."

Quesada then went on to say that Marvel would "apologize for and own up to" a series of "stupid mistakes" that led to them "accidentally identifying" one of the members of the protest group "as being a part of the Tea Party instead of a generic protest group." He explained that they were on deadline to get the issue to the printer for publication, and in the course of sending it off it was noticed that the signs in the scene contained no words or phrases. He said the editor then asked the letterer to "fudge in some quick signs" and that in the "rush to get the book out of the door," the letterer "looked on the net and started pulling slogans" from signs captured in photographs at Tea Party protests in order to make them appear "believable."

In response to Marvel's explanation and apology, Tea Party Nation founder Judson Phillips told Yahoo! News that it "sounds less like a genuine 'we're sorry' than it does a 'we're sorry we got caught' statement."

"When I was a child in the '60s Captain America was my favorite superhero," he said. "It's really sad to see what has traditionally been a pro-America figure being used to advance a political agenda."

Ed Brubaker, the writer of the controversial Captain America story, told Fox News that any and all references to "tea bag" will be removed from all future editions of Marvel Comics.

-- Brett Michael Dykes is a contributor to the Yahoo! News blog
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/201002...s/ynews_ts1129

[willriker]

[img]http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/ynews/ts_ynews/storytext/ynews_ts1129/35077275/SIG=11u5gv31p/*http://www.publiusforum.com/images/captAmer_teapartyfear.JPG[/img]

[Leif]

"BURY OBAMACARE WITH KENNEDY" is the best one.

Also, anagrams for Obama and "He's a muslim!" are a close second and third.

[willriker]

grrr second image didnt load, time for try two!

http://www.publiusforum.com/images/c...apartyfear.JPG

LMAO, im not sure what to laugh at in this comic page more,

The Tea Baggers
Captain Americas plan
The Falcons reaction

Its a tough choice really XD

[Ksandra]

Teebaggers are starting to worry me, how many members are they up to at this point lol?

[vagus]

Lol radical teabaggers!

[willriker]

It depends on who you ask... its either has a huge base of members capable of affecting policy once focused, or its just a very vocal minority.