“I am outraged by my page being hacked my Mona Del Hirst! The officials say they can’t do anything,” she continued. “I’m asking for everyone’s help to get her back! Please twitter and facebook about this story, especially contact any news contact you have. This is the perfect opportunity to show how immoral and what vandals liberals are. The only information I could find on her was her site with my name on it. Thank you.”

But it appears Jones and Bassett are one and the same, and that Mona Del Hirst was just another Bassett persona…

As of Monday, monadelhirst.com is still online. But instead of advertising the March 22 “hacking” event, it taunts tea partiers directly.

“Dear Tea Party,” it reads. “Was it as good for you as it was for me? Love, Mona Del Hirst.”

Bassett left another taunt in the Web page’s HTML source code in the form of a hidden message: “If you are reading this you have some interest in knowing who I am… Well then, good luck finding me darling… You are going to need it.”