Tea-Party Civil WAR! - Rachel Maddow

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Rachel also discusses the latest case of "Birther V Birther" fratricide.

The Reich Wing base are certainly in self destruct mode and now they're eating their own. They still think they are invincible and the results of last years election were just a mere blip. It's starting to become clear how these self-delusions of grandeur are likely going to be their undoing.

In other domestic war news, could this be why the forum went down earlier? http://gawker.com/5403691/fox-news-declares-cyberwar-on-the-liberal-blogosphere">Fox News Declares Cyberwar on the Liberal Blogosphere

Also posted in LBN: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x4145022

At least when practiced by the Teabaggers/Birthers/Deathers ad nauseum.

Anything they need, charcoal, lighter fluid, tongs, marinade, spice rub, I'm glad to pitch in for their feast.

Some major cracks have emerged in the "Tea Party" movement's leadership.

In October, Amy Kremer, a founder and top staffer for the Tea Party Patriots (whose activists swarmed health care town halls last summer) was forced out of the group for joining a second, more "moderate" Tea Party organization -- the Tea Party Express. Now, the Tea Party Patriots have filed a lawsuit against Kremer and issued a temporary restraining order because she tried to lock down TPP resources on her way out.

The Tea Party Patriots describe the conflict with Kremer as an "intellectual property" dispute. On Kremer's personal blog, (about me: "A genuine Southern Belle with a passion for life, politics and current events... Oh yeah, did I say I am a conservative?!?") she writes that the lawsuit is "frivolous."

It truly saddens me that TPP leadership is expending an enormous amount of time and resources to pursue a frivolous lawsuit against me when this could have been resolved amicably, which I tried to do. Personally, I believe that the people of this movement would not want any time and money focused on a frivolous lawsuit, but would rather have these resources focused on fighting the socialist agenda of the current administration.

Continues: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/12/tea-party-movement-comes_n_355445.html