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And these are the people that represent us. Nice!!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GOP congressman supports ‘proud right-wing terrorist’ Published: August 22, 2009 By Daniel Tencer Updated 2 days ago House Rep from northern California says public health option a ‘threat to democracy’ US House Representative Wally Herger, of California’s 2nd congressional district, expressed “enthusiastic approval” of a town-hall attendee who described himself as a “proud right-wing terrorist,” newspapers in northern California report. According to the Redding Record Searchlight, an incident broke out at a town hall at Simpson University in Redding on Tuesday when Herger signaled encouragement to a 67-year-old town hall attendee, Bert Stead, who called himself a “proud right-wing terrorist.” “Amen, God bless you,” Herger reportedly replied to the comment. “There is a great American.” That was enough for 50-year-old Marisa Hewitt, who called the largely anti-health reform crowd “a bunch of racist haters” and started “using the f-bomb” after the controversial comments. That did not sit well with crowd. One individual grabbed Hewitt by the arm and ejected her from the hall with the words “you’re outta here.” Herger also told the crowd that the health care reform legislation currently before Congress is a “threat” to American democracy. “Our democracy has never been threatened as much as it is today,” the Mount Shasta Area Newspapers quoted Herger as saying. The comment evidently was received with “a loud standing ovation.” Herger, who was first elected to the House of Representatives in 1986, has been sending out fliers in which he states that the health reform bill will create “havoc” in the US health care system. Article found here. |
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Oh so gotta gop bash now.hmmm
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Oh so gotta gop bash now.hmmm Call it what you like, I call it exposing some of our leaders for the wackjobs they are whether they are on the right, the left or where ever the heck they are. Not ok to have Muslim / islamic terrorists but your a good partiotic american if your a rightwing terrorist? |
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Hey i agree..i dont know all the cases but Im all about the wellfare of this country..Godbless the U.S.
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There's plenty of wackos out there...left, right, upside down, whatever. If you, as a politician, aren't smart enough to back away from the word 'terrorist' in the self proclaimed description of one of your 'supporters', you deserve the backlash that comes your way.
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There's plenty of wackos out there...left, right, upside down, whatever. If you, as a politician, aren't smart enough to back away from the word 'terrorist' in the self proclaimed description of one of your 'supporters', you deserve the backlash that comes your way. Absolutely... |
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The term "Right Wing Terrorist" is something cute the left wing fascists in this country came up with. If you wanna expose wackos look no further than nanci pelosi.
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Edited by
raiderfan_32
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Mon 08/24/09 03:21 PM
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are you so strung up on your own rhetoric that you can't see a joke/pun when you see one?
The white house has been framing conservative opposition to it's agenda as extremist. Nanci Pelosi referred to the same as Nazis. There have been multiple "reports" about rightwing militia groups since Il Imperator took office. The people at the town hall are simply taking the rhetoric and hate-mongering speech spewed by Pelosi, Frank and the rest and spitting it back in their faces. If this man is a rightwing terrorist, then so am I and so were Washington, Franklin, Adams, Hancock and Jefferson. |
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are you so strung up on your own rhetoric that you can't see a joke/pun when you see one? The white house has been framing conservative opposition to it's agenda as extremist. Nanci Pelosi referred to the same as Nazis. There have been multiple "reports" about rightwing militia groups since Il Imperator took office. The people at the town hall are simply taking the rhetoric and hate-mongering speech spewed by Pelosi, Frank and the rest and spitting it back in their faces. If this man is a rightwing terrorist, then so am I and so were Washington, Franklin, Adams, Hancock and Jefferson. I wasn't there and don't know the context. The suspect the man likely was making a point. But as a politician I think it's still important to communicate that either you understand he is joking (or think he's joking), or note that terrorism really isn't the best approach to a solution. He let it hang there and I think it shows poor judgement on his part. The word 'terrorist' is pretty loaded. |
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The term "Right Wing Terrorist" is something cute the left wing fascists in this country came up with. If you wanna expose wackos look no further than nanci pelosi. I've not heard the phrase 'right wing terrorist' before. But I'll give you Pelosi. I don't think most dems like her either. |
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Edited by
raiderfan_32
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Mon 08/24/09 03:43 PM
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are you so strung up on your own rhetoric that you can't see a joke/pun when you see one? The white house has been framing conservative opposition to it's agenda as extremist. Nanci Pelosi referred to the same as Nazis. There have been multiple "reports" about rightwing militia groups since Il Imperator took office. The people at the town hall are simply taking the rhetoric and hate-mongering speech spewed by Pelosi, Frank and the rest and spitting it back in their faces. If this man is a rightwing terrorist, then so am I and so were Washington, Franklin, Adams, Hancock and Jefferson. I wasn't there and don't know the context. The suspect the man likely was making a point. But as a politician I think it's still important to communicate that either you understand he is joking (or think he's joking), or note that terrorism really isn't the best approach to a solution. He let it hang there and I think it shows poor judgement on his part. The word 'terrorist' is pretty loaded. fair enough. it is a divisive word. I suspect that's why anyone standing up to oppose ObamaCare is quick to be painted by the left with the scarlet letters "racist" and "nazi" Herger may well have been behooved to acknowledge what the man was refering to but to note that he shouldn't have to feel like a terrorist in his own home just for standing up for his liberties. |
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are you so strung up on your own rhetoric that you can't see a joke/pun when you see one? The white house has been framing conservative opposition to it's agenda as extremist. Nanci Pelosi referred to the same as Nazis. There have been multiple "reports" about rightwing militia groups since Il Imperator took office. The people at the town hall are simply taking the rhetoric and hate-mongering speech spewed by Pelosi, Frank and the rest and spitting it back in their faces. If this man is a rightwing terrorist, then so am I and so were Washington, Franklin, Adams, Hancock and Jefferson. Pelosi did not call anyone a Nazi, for heaven sakes look up with she actually said instead of helping Fox Rush and Beck twist what she actually said. This is what she said: "I think they’re Astroturf… You be the judge. "They’re carrying swastikas and symbols like that to a town meeting on healthcare." I saw swastikas at two of the town halls, the one below I had not seen. |
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are you so strung up on your own rhetoric that you can't see a joke/pun when you see one? The white house has been framing conservative opposition to it's agenda as extremist. Nanci Pelosi referred to the same as Nazis. There have been multiple "reports" about rightwing militia groups since Il Imperator took office. The people at the town hall are simply taking the rhetoric and hate-mongering speech spewed by Pelosi, Frank and the rest and spitting it back in their faces. If this man is a rightwing terrorist, then so am I and so were Washington, Franklin, Adams, Hancock and Jefferson. I wasn't there and don't know the context. The suspect the man likely was making a point. But as a politician I think it's still important to communicate that either you understand he is joking (or think he's joking), or note that terrorism really isn't the best approach to a solution. He let it hang there and I think it shows poor judgement on his part. The word 'terrorist' is pretty loaded. fair enough. it is a divisive word. I suspect that's why anyone standing up to oppose ObamaCare is quick to be painted by the left with the scarlet letters "racist" and "nazi" Herger may well have been behooved to acknowledge what the man was refering to but to note that he shouldn't have to feel like a terrorist in his own home just for standing up for his liberties. I am a liberal and I would never have even thought to call someone against his health care a racist or a Nazi. Maybe ill informed or gullible or just plain bad listeners but not a racist or a Nazi. You do come up with some good excuses for the guy supposedly just standing up for his liberties. |
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are you so strung up on your own rhetoric that you can't see a joke/pun when you see one? The white house has been framing conservative opposition to it's agenda as extremist. Nanci Pelosi referred to the same as Nazis. There have been multiple "reports" about rightwing militia groups since Il Imperator took office. The people at the town hall are simply taking the rhetoric and hate-mongering speech spewed by Pelosi, Frank and the rest and spitting it back in their faces. If this man is a rightwing terrorist, then so am I and so were Washington, Franklin, Adams, Hancock and Jefferson. Ha ha. Now you are joking. |
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Hey i agree..i dont know all the cases but Im all about the wellfare of this country..Godbless the U.S. God bless humanity.... |
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Edited by
adj4u
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Mon 08/24/09 09:19 PM
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We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, —
That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, what about when the govt is the terrorist |
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Edited by
Quietman_2009
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Mon 08/24/09 09:27 PM
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are you so strung up on your own rhetoric that you can't see a joke/pun when you see one? The white house has been framing conservative opposition to it's agenda as extremist. Nanci Pelosi referred to the same as Nazis. There have been multiple "reports" about rightwing militia groups since Il Imperator took office. The people at the town hall are simply taking the rhetoric and hate-mongering speech spewed by Pelosi, Frank and the rest and spitting it back in their faces. If this man is a rightwing terrorist, then so am I and so were Washington, Franklin, Adams, Hancock and Jefferson. Pelosi did not call anyone a Nazi, for heaven sakes look up with she actually said instead of helping Fox Rush and Beck twist what she actually said. This is what she said: "I think they’re Astroturf… You be the judge. "They’re carrying swastikas and symbols like that to a town meeting on healthcare." I saw swastikas at two of the town halls, the one below I had not seen. why was this okay? and that isnt? |
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proof both parties are the same
good job |
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are you so strung up on your own rhetoric that you can't see a joke/pun when you see one? The white house has been framing conservative opposition to it's agenda as extremist. Nanci Pelosi referred to the same as Nazis. There have been multiple "reports" about rightwing militia groups since Il Imperator took office. The people at the town hall are simply taking the rhetoric and hate-mongering speech spewed by Pelosi, Frank and the rest and spitting it back in their faces. If this man is a rightwing terrorist, then so am I and so were Washington, Franklin, Adams, Hancock and Jefferson. I wasn't there and don't know the context. The suspect the man likely was making a point. But as a politician I think it's still important to communicate that either you understand he is joking (or think he's joking), or note that terrorism really isn't the best approach to a solution. He let it hang there and I think it shows poor judgement on his part. The word 'terrorist' is pretty loaded. fair enough. it is a divisive word. I suspect that's why anyone standing up to oppose ObamaCare is quick to be painted by the left with the scarlet letters "racist" and "nazi" Herger may well have been behooved to acknowledge what the man was refering to but to note that he shouldn't have to feel like a terrorist in his own home just for standing up for his liberties. I know many Democrats. Not one of them has ever referred to anybody that was against the health care plan as a racist or a Nazi. |
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I am a liberal and I would never have even thought to call someone against his health care a racist or a Nazi. Maybe ill informed or gullible or just plain bad listeners but not a racist or a Nazi. You do come up with some good excuses for the guy supposedly just standing up for his liberties. I tend to lean left (or so I thought) and I am completely against his health care stance. And I don't consider myself any of those things. It's ok to be a democrat and opposed to some democrat initiatives. And I think this is a bad one. |
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