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A new political "farce" - the "teat party"

By Bill Marler

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The raw milk drinkers and I have not been getting on well lately. Since this is my blog, I do not have to write down all their descriptions of me. However, a few moments on www.thecompletepatient.com will give you a sense of their animus.

I must admit that I am not blameless. I recently described them to New York Magazine as 'a combination of tea baggers and granolas.' I then got quoted in USA Today as pointing out that "[r]aw milk is where the right and left come back together. It's an intersection for the 'back to nature' and the 'don't tread on me,' people — they're the granola tea-partiers."

But, it was Michael Feldman's Op-ed in the New York Times, 'Crying Over Raw Milk,' however, that was the best, when he coined the phrase 'teat party' to describe the political phenomena.

So, is the 'teat party" a "farce to be reckoned with" or 'udderly ridiculous?'  My suggestion is to spend time on www.realrawmilkfacts.com and decide for yourself.

Full post as published by Marler Blog on June 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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