Teabagger LTTE is printed

[johncoby2]

They left the reference to "Teabaggers" in.

Tea Baggers Should Learn The Constitution

For anyone who is going to be a tea bagger and shoot their mouth off about protecting our Constitution, it would be good to know what is in the Constitution.

A case in point is the Seventh Amendment of the Constitution, which gives us the right to a trial by jury for civil disputes such as a new home defect, credit card disputes or a lemon car.

Unfortunately, our right to a trial has been replaced with mandatory binding arbitration in nearly every contract a family will sign, including the purchase of a new home, new car, insurance, credit cards and, sometimes, medical operations.

The argument isn’t whether arbitration is fast, fair or less expensive — it’s that a mandatory binding-arbitration clause is in violation of our Constitution, a fact the Tea Bag Party has not acknowledged.

Anyone who is going to be a tea baggers claiming to protect the Constitution should, at the very least, know what they’re claiming to protect.

John Cobarruvias
Houston

[tabatha]

1. I bet any tea bagger reading that would not

know what he is talking about.

[Brother Buzz]

2. You know, you can short-circuit most teabaggers by simply asking where to locate the Bill of Rights

Specifically, and don't let them get away with some lame answer like on the internet. Most haven't a clue.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

3. Bill? Another fucking BILL? You libruls charge for everything!

dam socalists and fashists.

[Brother Buzz]

4. You got that right. You best stand clear of my gravy train, too.

;)

[mopinko]

5. did they read that bill?

i bet they didn't even read that bill.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

6. bills is hard too read. two many numbers.

I have to stop writing like that. It may stick someday, and then I'd have to vote GOP.