Paul Ryan protesters: grassroots, or groupies?

Alternate title: “HAHAHA you dumb[expletive deleted].”

USA Today has the funniest thing I’m going to read today, I think:

At the last of four events on Rep. Paul Ryan’s “listening tour” of his district Thursday, he called on a man in the front row of a high school auditorium, then instantly recognized him.

“You changed clothes!” Ryan told Steve Jozefczyk. The 54-year old salesman from Franklin, Wis., had asked Ryan several critical questions from the front row of an event six hours earlier in Waterford, when he wore a shirt and tie. In Greenfield, it was a black “Faux News” parody T-shirt.

Josefczyk admitted trying to trick Ryan into calling on him again. But Ryan listened anyway.

(Bolding mine) Wow. Paul Ryan has Democratic groupies.  Ones that follow him around from town hall to town hall.  That’s so cool.

Do you think that they’ll start a fan club and have a newsletter?  They should so totally start a fan club and have a newsletter.

(Via Weasel Zippers, via Hot Air Headlines)

Moe Lane (crosspost)

PS: For the love of God, Moveon: don’t throw your underwear up on the stage.  Please, please, please don’t throw your underwear up on the stage.

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  4. Ace has a story about this, too ( http://minx.cc/?post=315469). In this post and at least one other one, he has talked about the possibility that Ryan will run for President in ’12.

    I hope Ace is right and Ryan does run. Ryan’s is the only plan that even attempts to address entitlement reform, and nobody can make the case like he can. He completely shredded Obama in the healthcare forum, and would make it really hard for the media to portray Obama as the winner of presidential debates with a straight face. (…not that they won’t try.)

  5. Sheesh. “Astroturf” doesn’t cover it anymore.

    Somwhere between Waterford and Greenfield is a phone booth with some smelly lefty’s clothes in it.

  6. Beej, not even Wisconsin has phone books anymore. I’d bet the guy stopped in a rest stop bathroom.

    To change, I mean.

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