[PJ-Comix]

A Newsweek article posted from either Fantasy Land or Bizarro World.

[rdl6989]

200,000 coffee party members and how many millions of tea partiers?

[SandRat]

If this be Coffee give me TEA.

[FlingWingFlyer]

If Annabel says she has 200,000 coffee beaners, it must be true.

sarc/

[theDentist]

200K members. So what?

[IrishCatholic]

I don’t think you are being fair.
If they include all the absentee voters and all the members ACORN sign up to vote, they very well may have 200,000 members.
I’m sure the local Fairlawn cemetary has at least 500 Coffee Party members.

[Da Coyote]

What’s a Newsweek?

[Jim Robinson]

200,000 idiots.

[laconic]

Yes, and Newsweek has 22 million paying subscribers, 100 times what the publication monitors say. And as Mark Twain once wrote, “But I am the lost Dauphin of France!”

[Ben Mugged]

Yep and I claim 420 million Americans are participants in the Tea Party.

The last liar wins....

[Parley Baer]

I will wait for a reliable source such as CNN to tell me how any Coffee Party members there are. Bwahahahaha.

[cripplecreek]

Coffee makes me poop.

[darkangel82]

Their name isn’t even original. But libs never are. Fail on their part.

[kcvl]

Strategy Analyst - The New York Times

registrant for the website was listed as “Real Virginians For Webb, 14461 Sedona Drive, Gainesville, Virginia 20155” until the information suddenly went private behind a proxy. That’s “Webb” as in Virginia Sen. Jim Webb, one of at least two elected Democrats for whom Park has actively campaigned (as evidenced by this campaign video, “Real Virginians for Webb”:

EricByler (Coffee Party co-founder Eric Byler):

Annabel Park and I directed a film called 9500 Liberty which is being talked about right now because events in our film mirror the controversy unfolding in the state of Arizona. Annabel and I wanted to make clear that when we speak about immigration in general, and about local enforcement of federal immigration law in particular, we are representing ourselves as independent filmmakers. We are not speaking for Coffee Party USA.

******

"Ending the Partisan Warfare in America" -- Annabel Park with Nicole Kurokawa, Omar Ali, and Phil Lawson

•Nicole Kurokawa — regular CNN commentator and Senior Policy Analyst at Independent Women's Forum, recently published in the American Spectator Online, Chicago Tribune, and Chicago Sun-Times.

•Omar Ali — author of the landmark book Balance of Power: Independent Black Politics and Third Party Movements in the United States, and a regular CNN commentator.

•Phil Lawson, creator of the Coffee Sphere, will also present startling results so far of the Sphere poll.

[katana]

That’s funny, they seem to only be able to get a half dozen to show up at any of their rallies, and that’s by offering free weed ... uhhhhh, I mean free “espresso”.

[haroldeveryman]

Question: Why would a private company like Newsweek suddenly oppose private ownership? What could be their motive?

Maybe sales have been so bad that they have not been able to give their stupid magazine publishing business away.

[Navy Patriot]

200,000? ROTFLOL!

Park is a moron.

The policy espoused by the Coffee Party wacko is simple:

1) Constitution free mob rule, and

2) Those other than Democrats get to shut up and be civil.

[TheVitaminPress]

Collectivists Officiously Filching Freedom Eeverywhere it Exists

[tiredoflaundry]

I guess this is where they get the #s

http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/coffeeparty?ref=ts

[Jack Hydrazine]

If this number is true why do I keep hearing crickets?

[longtermmemmory]

Newsweek is the epitome of ignorance about history.

The reason we are a coffee drinking nation (you are welcome starbucks) is BECAUSE of teaparties.

We dumped the tea and picked up the coffee.

In the ultimate irony these coffee parties are advocating for tyrany.