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Tea Party launches new magazine

 

As if you needed a reason to feel worse about the state of print journalism, the Tea Party has just announced the launch of its new magazine, Tea Party Review. It's set to debut at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) this weekend. Here's just a sampling of the actual headlines you'll find inside:

  • Obama's War on the First Amendment… and the Rest of the Constitution
  • Why the Tea Party Movement is the Mainstream in American Politics
  • What They Don't Want You to Know about "Progressives"
  • Goldman Sachs, BP, Enron: Is "Green Energy" the Scam of the Century?
  • Glenn Beck vs. the Communist Party: A Tale of Two Rallies
  • The Left's War on Science and Reason
  • How the Top Colleges Turn Kids into Stupid Leftists

Nothing new here. Everyone already knew environmental sustainability and higher education are total rip-offs. Though now you can read about it while visiting your great-aunt. It'll be on her coffee table, right alongside the large-print edition of the TV Guide and the latest Bill O'Reilly treatise.

Comments ( 7 )

Feb 09 11 at 3:50 pm
LaRu

Is that last headline really true? Really? I mean, leftists, sure, but stupid leftists? That's up for discussion.

Feb 09 11 at 6:52 pm
Jessica Gentile

yup, that headline's totally legit.

Feb 09 11 at 4:27 pm
Hector

The spontaneous up from the ground Tea Party movement seems more establishmented every day.

Feb 09 11 at 7:07 pm
Kevin

I will never, ever be able to take these people seriously. And not just because they're a bunch of pudding heads. More because at the beginning, they were calling themselves teabaggers. What a bunch of fucks.

Also, I didn't go to college, was raised by Catholic Republicans, and I still turned out to be a stupid leftist.

Feb 09 11 at 10:11 pm
s

This magazine is ridiculous. However I will say the the tea party people did given themselves the name "teabaggers" it was the media.

Feb 09 11 at 10:44 pm
Inconstant Reeder

Do people still read magazines about current events? Given how fast the news cycle spins, I should think a website would be more appropriate. Or maybe they're trying to reach out to the technophobic.

Feb 10 11 at 1:20 am
fml

This should be turned into a drinking game--grammatical errors and typos.

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