You call that crap equal to what the Tea Party folks stand for? This "teacher" is un-American, the Tea Party stands for America and the Constitution.
This "teacher" is an enemy of the USA, apparently, just like you.
LOL. Me? I'm a Navy Vet, retire law enforcement officer; I've never been arrested, detained or question about my patriotism (tell I posted on the MB) or anything else. I coached LL baseball, CYO basketball and Pop Warner football (and I know this is suspicious, but I also coached soccer, sshhhhh) as we raised our kids. Oh, served on community board (pool club, PTA, Justice Commission); we pay our taxes, have a dog and a cat and my wife still drives a minivan (Honda Obyssey - does that makes us suspect?).
I did suggest the Tea Party stands for insurrection, and that by adopting the name "Tea Party" the leaders (Freedom Watch) sought to evoke emotion from the masses (and they did very well). Too bad the emotion lead members of the Tea Party are ignorant of our nations history.
A proper name might have been The Whiskey Party, for members of the Tea Party of today are in fact represented, those in Boston so many years ago were not; however, those who engaged in insurrection and armed conflict against the government, as participants in the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794, protested an excise tax on whiskey.
Today's Tea Party enthusiasts might take a lesson from history, Washington and 13,000 federal troop put down the rebels in short order.