Why Waste Tea When Taxes Are Going Down? By Kevin Spak Posted Apr 15, 2009 1:43 PM CDT Copied Artist's rendering of the Boston Tea Party, Boston, Massachusetts, December 16, 1773. (Getty Images) Want to get in on the fun and excitement of the anti-Obama Taxpayer Tea Party? Here’s how, writes Marc Cooper in the Los Angeles Times: “Go to a hobby store. Buy a scale model of a UN One-World-Government Black Helicopter and a tube of glue. Toss the model kit. Sniff the entire tube of glue. You’re all set for the party.” Cooper sees the parties as an “outbreak of collective insanity,” the likes of which we’ve not seen since "the chilling, televised midnight seance" for Terri Schiavo. What the heck are these people protesting? For all but the richest Americans, taxes are going down. If they’re upset about bailouts or deficits, shouldn’t they have chucked their chai to protest Bush? The whole thing “is a rather garish display of a Republican right that seems to have lost any semblance of political bearings.” Read These Next Guests find summit document on hotel printer. This is why you never rappel down a waterfall alone. Putin faces unfamiliar terrain of shouted questions. Kristi Noem is catching some flak over her new home. Report an error