Scott Brown: Republican Rock Star

They are so sure of themselves.


With shouts, a giddy old party greets a new friend: Hope


By Stephanie Ebbert
Globe Staff / April 18, 2010

WORCESTER — As Republican rock-star-of-the-season Scott Brown took the stage, Stacey Yasutovich, a 20-year-old student and church youth director, rose to her feet amid a crowd of middle-aged delegates, and let loose a hoot of approval: “Woo-hoo!’’


Yasutovich was one of hundreds of first-time delegates to yesterday’s Massachusetts Republican convention, fervently entering the fray at a moment when the GOP’s fortunes in Massachusetts seem more promising than they have in her lifetime.

“Oh my gosh, I’m so pumped,’’ the Franklin woman said. As a conservative Christian and a Republican voter, she added, she always felt like a minority in Massachusetts. “The minority is finally going up and fighting and going through the barriers. I’m just like, out of my mind!’’


(More if you can stand it)

http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2010/04/18/with_shouts_a_giddy_old_party_greets_a_new_friend_hope/

Or Joe Wilson. Or Liz Cheney. Or George P. Bush (remember him? :rofl:)

Seriously, every other week some other right-wing loser is proclaimed by the media to be the "rising star" of the GOP, they get all this attention, and then people realize how insane (or stupid) they are.

Craigslist is filled with ads looking for rock stars to work for $8 per hour

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: