At least not everyone on the right is a birther...

I think everyone has had enough of these silly birthers and their crazy ideas.

clipped from hotair.com Dave Weigel has been covering the Tea Party Convention in Nashville for the Washington Independent, and earlier today walked into an unplanned but heated debate between World Net Daily’s Joseph Farah and Andrew Breitbart.  Farah claimed that the Tea Party movement was partially fueled on the notion that Barack Obama isn’t really a native-born citizen of the US.  When WND reporter Chelsea Schilling asked Breitbart- to comment on Farah’s speech, he criticized the attack and said the Tea Party movement would do better to focus on substance.  Weigel asked Farah for a response, which led Farah to start an argument:

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It will be interesting to see who this plays out...

clipped from www.cnn.com Ripples of Dubai killing spread across region

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Sarah Palin Keynote Speech at National Tea Party Convention

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James Taylor - You've Got a Friend (Beacon Theatre 1998)

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Don't count her out...

She may not win the 2012 election, but she has enough support to alter the course of the election.

clipped from www.csmonitor.com Light, folksy, and full of jabs against President Obama and the Democrats in Washington, Sarah Palin’s tea party speech in Nashville, Tenn., marked a possible milestone for her future presidential plans. But will the tea party movement help or hurt her plans in the long run?