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CHECK IT OUT! Tea Party Patriots challenge Janeanne Garafaolo to join them July 4th

By: Mark Tapscott
Editorial Page Editor
06/28/09 3:52 PM EDT

Remember actress Janeane Garafaolo's  characterization of the Tea Party Patriots as "racists straight up" back in April? The Dallas Tea Party bunch invited Garafaolo to join them in May to see what they were really about, but the leftist actress was no where to be seen. Now, the Tea Party Patriots have cut an excellent YouTube video to renew their invitation to Garafaolo this time to join them to celebrate American independence on July 4th.

 

 




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