[icwhatudo]

This was researched and posted as a reply on another thread last night but, as this story is starting to spread thru the blogs and FR was way out in front, I thought I should make it stand on its own thread.

There a lot more out there on this guy and his activities-lets get to work.

[Anti-Bubba182]

When he was born the Doctor slapped him in the face.

[cripplecreek]

Guess we’ll just have to infiltrate them and destroy them from inside.

[bigbob]

Good work.

Boy, that’s a real feces-eating grin if I ever saw one...

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[randomhero97]

Probably never been laid in his life. Well, by a female anyways.

[IrishCatholic]

Thanks for the work and the info.

[ThePatriotsFlag]

Linked it at Poison in the Tea at The Patriot's Flag. Good information, well done. We need to spread this one around.

[fatima]

Thank You icwhatudo.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks icwhatudo.

[raybbr]

Craig Varoga is a national political strategist whose presidential experience includes managing former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack’s campaign for president, serving as national field director for retired Four Star General Wesley Clark, managing the Texas Truth Squad in 2000 and running the state-research program for the Clinton-Gore re-election. Varoga began his political career in Louisiana in the 1980s, where he was a campaign aide to former Congresswoman Lindy Boggs and press secretary to New Orleans Mayor Sidney Barthelemy. During the 1990s, Varoga served as communications director to Senator Harry Reid and managed campaigns throughout the United States, including the victories of Texas Congressman Ken Bentsen (1994) and Houston Mayors Bob Lanier (1991) and Lee Brown (1997, 1999 and 2001). A graduate of Princeton University and native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Varoga has worked with the National Democratic Institute and the U.S. State Department to train political activists and elected officials in Europe, South America and the Middle East. Partner at Varoga & Associates and founder of the Patriot Majority, Varoga writes a monthly column ("Ask the Campaign Doctor") for Campaigns & Elections magazine.

[CRBDeuce]

Just got thru sharing a beer with both the Husband and the father of one of our Countries’ Tea party founders....ummmm, the Tea Party ain’t over.....not by a long shot! Pretty sure that Great Americans are kinda thick skinned! Just pray that my kids see the light before their kids lose their childhood to the Uninformed Losers (used ta be useful idiots)! Amazing that any adults have fallen for the Loser-in-chief...ANY!

[Beaten Valve]

He looks like a real Thweetie...

[musicman]

From the pic, if I had to guess what his friends nicknamed him in school, my bet would be “Lunch Money”.

[McGruff]

Hey he stole Trafficant's hairpiece.

[RedMDer]

Actually, I think it is really telling how little they know of the Tea Party movement. It can’t be divided or decapitated and the idiots don’t know how to suppress a real spontaneous grass roots movements.

Mobster Steve
HA!

[Lazamataz]

Yeah. The Tea Party is over.

Go back to sleep, darling Democrats.

[Fu-fu2]

Ha Ha bump

[Mariner]

The WH and DNC are determined to either associate the GOP with the "teabaggers", or force GOP candidates to repudiate political opinion the dims and their lackeys in the MSM make every attempt to ridicule.

Neither side should fall for it. The Tea Party movement must remain independent and the GOP candidates better remember which side of the bread is buttered.

[FrdmLvr]

He looks like Soros’ son.

[Chode]

To prevent the Tea Party's dangerous ideas from gaining legislative traction.

thought police...