Question About the Tea Party $$ Bomb Website Name

[NinjaPirate]

Sorry, this is my first time making a poll, haha.

and for the third option I'm talking about www.teaparty07.com

 

[kylejack]

 

[Madison]

teaparty07.com is the best

 

[lasenorita]

"Ron Paul Tea Party" cracks me up. It sounds so ...erm... masculine.

 

[NinjaPirate]

"Ron Paul Tea Party" cracks me up. It sounds so ...erm... masculine.

I think Ron Paul Tupperware Party is even more macho.

 

[constituent]

i really like teaparty07.com

i'd like to see it accompanied by a sit-down and drink tea somewhere tea party
in boston... that'd be classic and make news for sure.

serve tea to people passing by, hand out lit and stuff... yea.

 

[Brinck Slattery]

Ooh, you could make a graphic with shots from the Alice in Wonderland cartoon and superimpose the other repubs over the Mad Hatter et. al. -

 

[Drknows]

Ooh, you could make a graphic with shots from the Alice in Wonderland cartoon and superimpose the other repubs over the Mad Hatter et. al. -

Oh yeah that would be trippy like the Tom Petty video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5H0wUo37RY

 

[constituent]

you don't think people will b and moan about it being seen as a potential
drug reference?

 

[tfelice]

Truthfully unless you are advertising it offline, the domain name means little.

 

[Brinck Slattery]

Meh, Alice in Wonderland is pretty firmly planted in the culture, everyone knows about the Mad Hatter's tea party - it actually makes an excellent analogy to the current political system... CHANGE PLACES!!!

Actually, this is a fantastic idea - show a bunch of republican clips of anti-nationbuilding sentiment from the 90s, and Clinton, Madeline Albright, et. al. speaking forcefully for it. Cut to tea party clip of the Mad Hatter yelling "CHANGE PLACES!!!" and all the d and r candidates running around the table - then show clips from the same republicans and democrats saying the opposite of what they used to.

Although, Disney would eat our asses for this.