Tea party sisters’ act wears thin

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Tea party sisters’ act wears thin

Dianne Williamson
dwilliamson@telegram.com

We once complained that political discourse in America was dominated by gray-haired old men who all looked alike.

Could we please go back to those days, just for a week or so? Maybe Christine O’Donnell could cast a spell or something?

I need a mental health break. I need surcease from the tea party trio of brunette bombshells who are either tossing grenades or stepping silently over political land mines, when not uttering pretty platitudes about God and country.

O’Donnell, Michele Bachmann and their intellectual mother, Sarah Palin, are all over the place — running for president, not running for president, writing books they won’t discuss and pretending they don’t hate gay people. Sure, it’s often great fun. Listening to these ladies can induce laughter almost as uncontrollable as Anderson Cooper’s giggling fit last week on CNN, which everyone should watch right now if you haven’t seen it, because it’s terrific and so is he.

Mental health break? Williamson's mental AND developmental health IS broken.

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I think Williamson's gay or a bitter spinster who no man would have for a wife or mother of his children.

[JohnnyReb]

I think Williamson's gay or a bitter spinster who no man would have for a wife or mother of his children.

Sperm would rather drown than swim in that ugly sea.

[Erasmus]

I'd like for Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson and Barbara Streisand and Janeane Grafalo and Sean Penn to shut the hell up for a decade or two, also.  But that ain't gonna happen.

[Karin]

because it’s terrific and so is he.

  No, it was cringe-worthy embarrassing, and he's not terrific.  This episode made him look seriously mentally ill. 

[formerlurker]

I think Williamson's gay or a bitter spinster who no man would have for a wife or mother of his children.

She actually is an angry lesbian.