Mitt Romney is still sailing along, looking presidential. He got a couple great shots in on Rick Perry without seeming like a creep.

Rick Perry wants to smash Mitt Romney’s sneering face in with his best pair of baby-otter-skin cowboy boots. He does not take direct criticism well, and he got nothing but direct criticism from everyone last night. By the end of the debate, he was a sullen four-year-old.

It’s super-creepy when Michele Bachmann talks about “innocent little girls,” especially when referring to “government injections.” She’s really banking on the anti-vaccination crowd sending her all the way to the White House.

Herman Cain says he’s going to bring a sense of humor to the White House because “America’s too uptight!” This proves that the Herman Cain campaign is an elaborate Comedy Central prank on the American people.

Because he was at a Teabagger rally disguised as a debate, Newt Gingrich did not rail against the media for a change. Instead, he said everything right and was vigorously applauded and then immediately forgotten, because nobody really takes Newt Gingrich seriously.

When Rick Santorum is not talking, he just stands there with his mouth partway open and his eyelids drooping down over his dead eyes. It’s the face of a brain-damaged dog who only recognizes his own name.

Ron Paul tried to explain the nuances of what caused 9/11 to a crowd of rabid teabaggers last night, and he seemed surprised when they didn’t respond with adulation. This is why Ron Paul will never win the presidency.

Jon Huntsman is a conservative Democrat with a conservative Republican’s sense of humor.

The whole thing played out in front of an audience full of monsters who will take any opportunity to applaud death. You could learn more about the current state of the Republican Party last night by clipping out the candidates entirely and watching the audience responses. They have no manners, intelligence, or decency. They have no pride. They are craven and cowardly and dumb. There can’t be enough of them in America to elect a president. Right?

6 replies on “Teabagger Debate Roundup”

  1. “They have no manners, intelligence, or decency. They have no pride. They are craven and cowardly and dumb. There can’t be enough of them in America to elect a president. Right?”

    Very apt description of the Teabagger movement, sir. Kudos!

  2. Too bad the guy they’re running against is so stubbornly bad at his job. Don’t get me wrong; I’ll hold my nose and vote for his ineffectual ass again…I just know that I’m not the only one who’s tired of having to choose between Useless and Evil every fucking time.

  3. Option A: Complete and total collapse of human industrial civilization.

    Option B: A slightly less painful complete and total collapse of human industrial civilization by electing Ron Paul.

  4. Don’t be such a 12 yr old girl Spindles. Just remind yourself that 50 million people were killed in WWII. We have nothing remotely close to that going on right now. Industrial civilization survived that atrocity and produced you on your computer.

  5. Should I vote for the monsters that have no manners, intelligence, or decency – or the Democrat that ingloriously does whatever they ask of him.

    I think I’m voting fringe left-wing party. The Democrats can start catering to their base instead of trying to move to the centre.

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