Hey Teabaggers! Taxes are at its lowest in 60 Years

If a Tea Party person is reading this, please think about it:

Despite big tax cuts included last year's economic stimulus package, the latest CBS News/New York Times poll finds that as many as 34% of Americans think President Obama raised their taxes.

William Gale, head of the Tax Policy Center at the Brookings Institution, tells CBS News that federal taxes are actually "at their lowest levels in 60 years."

Said Gale: "The relation between what is said in the tax debate and what is true about tax policy is often quite tenuous. The rise of the Tea Party at at time when taxes are literally at their lowest in decades is really hard to understand."

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Stupid Folks

Tea Party: American Dummies gone Wild

Can you be this proud and stupid at the same time?



It's like they can't remember or understand what happened in the past 8 years

Bush did most of this mess

I guess certain things will never cease to amaze me


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Send these silly people to the Phantom Zone, Immediately!

Please watch as ignorance runs wild in this Tea Party gathering


These people can be saved if they are forced back into school

McCain's Proud of THESE People?

I really hate when these fools think of themselves as Christians. Well, guess what folks! You're not, that 's not how a real person of God is. Read your Bibles...or watch Superbook

DEMON DOLL!

Lordy, Lord! Just when you thought people couldn't get any dumber, this happens.


The Fisher-Price Little Mommy Cuddle 'n Coo is meant to make realistic baby sounds and occasionally cry out for its "mama".

But some parents claim that one of its noises sounds just like "Islam is the Light", and have complained to Mattel, which owns Fisher-Price.

Some shops in the US have removed the doll from shelves after complaints from customers, according to reports.

A spokesman for Fisher-Price insisted that the doll was not pushing pro-Islamic messages, adding that the sound some parents were hearing was caused by an accidental distortion of the doll's soundtrack.

"It's not what you would expect out of a sweet little doll," said Martina Hollermann of Ramsey, Minnesota, who bought the toy for her children. "Everyone was kind of creeped out."

Notice this is coming from smalltown's folk.

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