FUKS NUZ ANCHORS UPSET OVER "TEABAGGING" JOKES.......WHAAAAA!

It seems that the news anchors at Fuks Nuz are upset about all the jokes that have been made of the "teabagging" protest that they supported.

Tea Party participants were not amused. The events were held in dozens of cities across the country, and while some demonstrators were criticized for wielding off-topic and sometimes insensitive protest signs, most took to the streets to speak out against government spending.

Brent Bozell, president of the conservative Media Research Center, said the media coverage was "insulting," reacting specifically to CNN reporter Susan Roesgen's combative interviews with Illinois demonstrators in which she declared that the protests were "anti-CNN" and supported by FOX News. She left the teabagging jokes to her colleagues, though.

"I've never seen anything like it," Bozell said. "The oral sex jokes on (CNN) and particularly MSNBC on teabagging ... they had them by the dozens. That's how insulting they were toward people who believe they're being taxed too highly."

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Well, fuck-head, when you name you're little event after something that gives sexual gratification what do you expect is going to happen! You really didn't expect all of us to leave that one alone did you!?! Maybe next time you idiots should do some research first....oh wait, you fuck-heads don't know how to do research, your programs prove that.

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If anyone thinks the orally charged remarks on mainstream cable were just a coincidence, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow's segments over the past week with guest, Air America's Ana Marie Cox, would dissolve all doubt.

By one count, the two of them used the word "teabag" more than 50 times on one show. And on Monday, Cox even let the viewers in on their joke -- referencing Urbandictionary.com, a site which offers a number of colorful definitions for the term "teabagging."

"Well, there is a lot of love in teabagging," Cox said. "It is curious, though, as you point out, they do not use the verb 'teabag.' It might be because they're less enthusiastic about teabagging than some of the more corporate conservatives who seem to have taken to it quite easily."

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And Rachel and Ana Marie did a wonderful job, too.

Of course we made jokes about your funny little protest, because that's what it was, funny and little!

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