At the direction of John Tillman and Dan Proft, organizers from the Chicago Tea Party were caught vandalizing the Wikipedia page of a longtime conservative activist by the name of William J. Kelly. Kelly is a longtime writer for the Communities at the Washington Times, and a contributor to the American Spectator and Breitbart.com

Here is the vandalized Wikipedia page and the tweets from Eric/Katie Voogd’s (Bachman) internet pseudonyms at C. Steve Tucker’s direction.

The vandalized page and an avalanche of bizarre posts, tweets, and emails against Kelly were in response to an article he wrote criticizing a tax grab involving Illinois schools.

The page was butchered by user: Elizabeth Shine.

Bachman’s false Wikipedia entry

Elizabeth Shine does NOT like Bill Kelly.Wow!bit.ly/12zm1Xp

— ChiPatriotLady (@ChiPatriotLady) May 17, 2013

Does this article drive .@williamjkelly nuts? Yes!exm.nr/18537tI #LMFAO because its TRUE

— ChiPatriotLady (@ChiPatriotLady) May 17, 2013

William J Kelly is nothing but a media whore! #williamjkelly… fb.me/IbG4bciU

— ChiPatriotLady (@ChiPatriotLady) May 17, 2013

William J Kelly is nothing but a media whore! #williamjkellybit.ly/1851gow

— ChiPatriotLady (@ChiPatriotLady) May 17, 2013

ECCE VERITIAS preaches the truth about a scourge on Illinois Conservatives! fb.me/1GhEwn8tu
— ChiPatriotLady (@ChiPatriotLady) May 16, 2013

Not so bright, @ChiPatriotLady posted this on her facebook page for Patriot Lady:

And this with the KtLady33 username/URL

It’s good to know the so-called Chicago Tea Party has so much free time to internet troll…badly.