Comparing Tea Party Goers to Convicted and Executed Terrorists??

Okay, wow..... I read and subscribe to a lot of different sites/groups in order to at least try to broaden my scope of knowledge. One of those is Common Dreams.org, a 'progressive' group.... I'm not so sure what is 'progressive' about the Subject Line of their email today. Wow. I could not believe what I was seeing,, and then they applaud themselves for being so clever and ask (beg) for donations. This is one group that is getting my un-sub request (not like they care, cos apparently me and Tim V are good buddies, aside from the fact he is dead and I work in a daycare like the one he blew up. Yeah, we are old pals, go wayyyyyyyyyyyy back.). DISGUSTING...... This is a copy of the email I received, unaltered, aside from removing my email address and a Donation button:

From: CommonDreams.org Date: 16/04/2009 9:55:45 AM To: my email address Subject: Tim McVeigh Would Love the Tea Party.

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