WV teabaggers end rally with prayer for state amendment to ban gay marriage

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

Teabagging. Gay marriage.
Write your own joke

Ralliers held signs saying, "Mr. President, Stop Stealing from My Piggy Bank" and "Revolution is Brewing."

Other signs said "Imagine No Liberals," "Obama: One Big Awful Mistake America," "We are a Christian Nation," and "Read 'Atlas Shrugged.'"

One man held a flag picturing an assault rifle that said "Come and Take it."

The rally ended with a prayer where the Rev. Brandon Hudson asked God to help West Virginia add a marriage amendment to its state constitution.

http://wvgazette.com/News/200904150958?page=2&build=cache

But seriously, what does this have to do with the supposed nonpartisan theme of taxes and spending?

Is there a point to any of these events, other than the complete and utter inability to psychologically deal with their party losing an election??

[AspenRose]

1. To answer your question....

No. No other point I'm afraid.

[Lasher]

2. I believe this could help promote a third party migration.

There seems to be widespread contempt among teabaggers for both the Democratic and Republican parties. I'm talking George Wallace and Ross Perot, where Republican extremists split off to achieve nothing except diminish GOP prospects of winning.