Rachel Maddow Brilliantly Mocks GOP 'Teabagging'; Anti-Gay Rights Group Goes Cruising for Dudes

Posted by Isaac Fitzgerald, AlterNet at 4:13 PM on April 10, 2009.

In what well could be Rachel Maddow's most hilarious segment yet, she ruthlessly mocked the GOP's new found love for teabagging:

But apparently teabagging is only the beginning (via TPM):

Now that activist legislators are legislating from their legislatures to legalize gay marriage, activists are turning up the volume on anti-gay marriage rhetoric.

There's just one, ahem, kink.

In an unintentional but hilarious nod to gay sex chatters everywhere, the National Organization for Marriage has dubbed their campaign "2 Million for Marriage". Or 2M4M. Whoops.

That's right. The National Organization for Marriage want you to know that they are looking for a little love via craislist or manhunt. For those unfamiliar with M4M, here's the definition from Urban Dictionary: 

Abbreviation for men seeking men in an online chat room.

And, in case there's any doubt that this was maybe a bad choice on NOM's part, it's also the title of a book:

I for one am proud of NOM for being so open ... now if only NOM could get married when they find that special someone online.

Update: (via: Good as You): Someone other [and more accepting] than NOM has wisely bought up 2M4M.org. Another laughable point in NOM's unbelievably bad week.

Tagged as: gop, conservatives, rachel maddow, marriage equality, lgbt rights, nom, m4m, tea bag, teabagging, teabags