Did you see this? Pretty funny.
Why in my right mind would I want to google "Tea Party Jesus".
It already sounds like it would not be worth reading, regardless of how much humor would be available.
I actually find more humor in your post than what you want done.
If you are curious, I find what you said funny, because "tea party" and "jesus" in the same sentence is politic and religion.
Both of the biggest jokes in the world.
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