Who Is Emilie Walters and Why is She Tyring to Revinvent Joseph Andrew Stack on Facebook?

Members of the tea parties don't go around quoting Karl Marx. That seems to be the one thing the left forgets as they attempt to make a angry man who flew his plane into an IRS building out to be a tea partier. This, of course, is an effort to ruin the credibility of the tea party.

Earlier today, I quickly noticed a Facebook page was established for Joseph Andrew Stack. It was built with every symbol of the tea party movement you could find. It appears the site was not built by Stack, but by an instigator hoping to destroy the tea party movement named Emily Walters according to Right Pundits and Lady Libertas. Whoever Emily is, she has one mission. Mislead people into believing that Stack was a tea party, which I am sure you are hearing on Chris Matthews and Keith Olberman's shows tonight.

Of course she isn't the only one. Here are some more quotes from the mainstream media trying to reinvent Stack to destroy the tea party movement.

New York magazine online makes the following statement in their report, speaking about the suicide letter: “In fact, a lot of his rhetoric could have been taken directly from a handwritten sign at a tea party rally.“ You can see the full story here.

The Washington Post was quick to jump in, and, ironically the story was posted in their “Post Partisan” column, saying about Joseph Stack: “after reading his 34-paragraph creed, I am struck by how his alienation is similar to that we’re hearing from the extreme elements of the Tea Party movement.”