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August 16, 2010

Democrat Representative: Respect My Authority, And Also Respect My Menacing Rent-A-Thug
— Ace

A new imperial class needs a new Praetorian.

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Posted by: Ace at 07:28 AM | Comments (75)
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1 Remember: Asking questions is unpatriotic. Ya cracka.

Posted by: Your Ruling Class at August 16, 2010 07:30 AM (RD7QR)

2 And you all thought we were a historical curiosity.

Posted by: The Praetorian Guard at August 16, 2010 07:31 AM (AZGON)

3 I wonder how much of this is being done in an attempt to provoke a violent reaction so that the news can lead off with "Troubling signs that the Tea Party is engaging in further violence".

Posted by: alexthechick at August 16, 2010 07:32 AM (eRjGt)

4 Libraries have "muscle" these days?

Really?

Schaumberg/Round Lake isn't that bad a neighborhood...

Posted by: XBradTC at August 16, 2010 07:35 AM (X0Ona)

i can't fucking believe this.

i absolutely cannot believe this.

Look, i understand our Reps in government need security. that's fair enough, this is unbelievable.

I would LOVE for someone there to have told the thug that if he touches them he may or may not find out how the second amendment works.

Posted by: Ben at August 16, 2010 07:35 AM (wuv1c)

6 No, I think they do it so they can be protected to keep on doing the wrong things. It never occurs to them that they're wrong.

Posted by: dogfish at August 16, 2010 07:35 AM (Ncv/n)

7 Personally, I think the rent-a-thug should have been taken down and had the boots applied liberally to his rib cage. And I think that would get popular approval. Our "representatives" could stand a dose of good old fashioned intimidation, just to remind them who they work for.

Posted by: maddogg at August 16, 2010 07:37 AM (OlN4e)

8 I, for one, welcome our new sentient spam overlords.

Posted by: alexthechick at August 16, 2010 07:38 AM (eRjGt)

9 Mongo only pawn in game of life.

Posted by: Mongo at August 16, 2010 07:39 AM (MMC8r)

10 All we need to do is keep exposing this kind of shit.

Perhaps we needed a Republican plant to follow her around and shout Macaca at her until she responds?

Of course the MFM would not carry it.

Posted by: Vic at August 16, 2010 07:43 AM (/jbAw)

11 I pass by her office everyday. It's all I can do to keep from throwing a brick through her window.

Posted by: CUS at August 16, 2010 07:43 AM (wOGfT)

12 Welcome to Osama Obama's world.

I don't know who this Bean bitch is, but any so-called "servant of the people" who pulls shit like this should face immediate removal from office and prosecution as an accessory to assault.

The New Royalty can't face the public -- in fact, refuses to face the public. And they have gotten away with it...so far.

Perp-walk time.

Posted by: MrScribbler at August 16, 2010 07:43 AM (Ulu3i)

13 a man alleged to be the hulking head of library security repeatedly took an intimidating stance, standing over questioners who raised controversial issues.

This has to be wrong. The only public library with a head of security, let alone ANY dedicated security staff, would be a city library and this looks like a suburban library. Whoever this guy is he's not a regular library staff member. Unless he's the janitor.

Posted by: Rocks at August 16, 2010 07:44 AM (Q1lie)

14 I, for one, welcome our new sentient spam overlords. At least the spambots can't put a fist through our screens. Yet.

Posted by: George Orwell at August 16, 2010 07:45 AM (AZGON)

15
America wake up. Please. Democrats prove with their own words and actions that they are creepy disgusting control freaks. Please wake up America.
Democrats don't care about anything but pushing their progressive elite ass-sucking economy killing Paul Krugman suckage.

If it isn't scripted, manipulated, and propagandized, democrats don't know how to handle it.

No questions! e-mail me, and I'll send you a form letter!
- the democreep parteh.

Posted by: Lemon Kitten at August 16, 2010 07:45 AM (0fzsA)

16 Memo to the right honorable Ms. Bean .
You're gonna' need more gym rats .

Posted by: awkward davies at August 16, 2010 07:46 AM (RNW0d)

a man alleged to be the hulking head of library security repeatedly took an intimidating stance, standing over questioners who raised controversial issues.

Who was paying him to be there? The taxpayers of Bean's district have the right to know.

Posted by: kallisto at August 16, 2010 07:46 AM (+FkcS)

18 17 Quit pleading. Start acting.

(And for the record, do not initiate violence. If it does, however, occur, be prepared to finish it.)

Posted by: DarkLordOfTheIntarWebs at August 16, 2010 07:48 AM (IkEhE)

19 A rent-a-thug is a BASIC HUMAN RIGHT!

Posted by: kevlarchick at August 16, 2010 07:49 AM (TNuqz)

20
He should have pointed the camera in the direction of the face of the goon and directly asked are you going to hit me for asking Rep Bean questions about the budget?

Good on the camera operator. This stuff needs to be exposed big-time.

Posted by: IreneFingIrene at August 16, 2010 07:49 AM (JNqU9)

21
It seems also that all the camera operators need a backup camera operator to catch this kind of violence.

Posted by: IreneFingIrene at August 16, 2010 07:50 AM (JNqU9)

22 I don't buy "library security." This guy is an off duty cop hired for security, specifically to intimidate. His orders were to get in people's faces.

Posted by: Usful Ijit at August 16, 2010 07:51 AM (M/psB)

23 I donno about Ill. but pulling that crap here in Arkansas would have precipitated a severe response. Bean had a problem with not enough thugs, had the citizens had the stones to give him a comeuppance. The representives here who are with Zero have become fond of telephone town halls. I wonder why...

Posted by: maddogg at August 16, 2010 07:51 AM (OlN4e)

24 They need to read up on what happened to Elagabulous when the Praetorians turned on him.

Posted by: Rob Crawford at August 16, 2010 07:52 AM (ZJ/un)

25 Alternate Headline: Melissa Bean Holds Town Hall Meeting to Clarify Her Positions and Run Out of There Like a Big Baby While Whining About Cameras, But Mostly to Run Out of There Like a Big Baby While Whining About Cameras

Posted by: The Mega Independent at August 16, 2010 07:52 AM (ukBBI)

26
Democrats must have mobsters there to protect them. from.. from ...wait for it....

scary citizens!

citizens who should just "shut up" and pull the lever for the D.

Posted by: Lemon Kitten at August 16, 2010 07:53 AM (0fzsA)

27 I'll bet the thug was wearing a cup.

Posted by: Ed Anger at August 16, 2010 07:53 AM (7+pP9)

28 That creepy guy who told the camera operator to stop taping due to "personal stories" was full of shit. That event was a public forum, all the attendees knew that their statements would be on the record. Any constituent has the option to address their congressman by telephone, mail or e-mail, if they want to keep their personal story a private matter.

Posted by: kallisto at August 16, 2010 07:55 AM (+FkcS)

29 I gotta' hand it to her and the security guy . They really have that aryan thing down pat . As long as they don't start demanding parts of eastern Missouri be handed back to Illinois we don't have any thing to worry about .
Peace in our time.

Posted by: Neville awkward davies Chamberlain at August 16, 2010 07:57 AM (RNW0d)

30 Perhaps the citizens who attend these meetings should bring their own rent-a-thugs to protect them against the politicians' rent-a-thugs.

Posted by: weew at August 16, 2010 07:58 AM (p05LM)

31 OK, folks -- what's the threshold when their tactics become unacceptable?

We know they have nothing against armed thugs shouting at people in front of a polling place. We've seen again and again they have nothing against threatening people who ask uncomfortable questions...

Actually, we know the leftist politicians themselves will commit assault and battery if you ask them uncomfortable questions like "do you support President Obama's agenda"...

So never mind -- they've already slid over into the use of force against the public; the presence of thugs at meetings like this is just their way of making sure they have the force on hand and to remind us they're willing to use it.

Posted by: Rob Crawford at August 16, 2010 07:58 AM (ZJ/un)

32 That creepy guy who told the camera operator to stop taping due to "personal stories" was full of shit.

Yea. I agree... who tells personal stores in a room full of people. Anyways, the guy handled it well. He conceded on a small point and I'm sure kept the audience friendly or neutral towards him.

Posted by: IreneFingIrene at August 16, 2010 07:59 AM (JNqU9)

33 Something tells me that was an SEIU thug making some extra cash and he took up the spammer in the other thread on the steroids

Posted by: TheQuietMan at August 16, 2010 07:59 AM (1Jaio)

34 Yea. I agree... who tells personal stores in a room full of people. Anyways, the camera guy handled it well. He conceded on a small point and I'm sure kept the audience friendly or neutral towards him.

Posted by: IreneFingIrene at August 16, 2010 08:00 AM (JNqU9)

35 Don't phase me, bro!

Posted by: rep. bean at August 16, 2010 08:01 AM (xmEXV)

36 ^{who tells personal stores in a room full of people. Anyways, the guy handled it well. He conceded on a small point and I'm sure kept the audience friendly or neutral towards him.

Posted by: IreneFingIrene}

Liberal plants tell "personal" stories. If by "personal" stories you mean stories created by staffers that are the most extreme thing anyone could even imagine.

Posted by: MrCaniac at August 16, 2010 08:03 AM (Vol3D)

37 Bolsheviks. Thugs. Criminals.

Posted by: eman at August 16, 2010 08:03 AM (Nw/hR)

38 It's amazing how dense, how thick-headed and ignorant these Demotard hacks can be. Thinking their behavior can't be recorded and spread? Thinking you can just say "no cameras" and solve the problem? You can buy a video camera built into a pen for under fifty clams. Are you going to demand townhalls with a strip search or restrict admittance to underwear only? Yet a reliable half of the nation continues to vote for these third-rate wannabe tyrants.

Posted by: George Orwell at August 16, 2010 08:03 AM (AZGON)

39 I repeat myself, but this could or should be huge. This guy is union, but not SEIU. He is a cop: His haircut, the pen in his shirt, the muscles, how he walks, and the way he keeps his hands on his belt. Cop, cop, cop.

Posted by: Usful Ijit at August 16, 2010 08:07 AM (M/psB)

40 This is Illinois. It will not matter sadly. This state is a lost cause. Once my parents pass on (they live here) I am out of here.

Posted by: Dan at August 16, 2010 08:17 AM (1jzSs)

41 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zePQavforA

Posted by: Lincolntf at August 16, 2010 08:18 AM (BCzaE)

42 I think the filmmaker handled it reasonably well. I would have told Bean that "I will happily turn off my camera if and when a private citizen asks me not to record what she's saying here, in public, in front of all her closest friends, but I will not abrogate my first amendment rights to question my representative and record her responses. Frankly, I am disturbed that a member of Congress would even ask me to do so." Also, following these congresscritters out into the street after the meeting is over smacks of harassment. Not saying it is harassment, but they and their enablers will try to paint it as such.

Posted by: Phil Smith at August 16, 2010 08:18 AM (n+cpx)

43 Write in a Library book with a pencil? Boot on your car. Write in a Library book with a pen? Beatdown in the parking lot and arrested for disturbing the peace.

Posted by: eman at August 16, 2010 08:20 AM (Nw/hR)

44 No brown shirt with Obama logo armband? I'm sure that'll change soon enough.

Posted by: GrumpyUnk at August 16, 2010 08:21 AM (RjteL)

45 This guy is an off duty cop hired for security, specifically to intimidate.

Anyone have a good still pic on the guy? I know a Scumburg cop and I might be able to ID him.

Posted by: CUS at August 16, 2010 08:22 AM (wOGfT)

46 This is yet another reason why I feel one of the best hopes we have to avoid this imperial class is the "civic council". Meeting once or twice a month, based upon neighborhoods breakdowns of say, 200-500 residents, it will be the old New England town hall, but without the legislative agendas. Local residents--as they are motivated to do so--will meet and discuss local, state, and national issues. Entry into the council will be seen as one sign of having reached the age maturity.

There are still many details to be worked out, as well as "capture" dangers to be worked out. Above all it needs to have no elements of officialdom presiding over it. Those who have experience with local PTSAs will understand the benefits and pitfalls.

But we have simply got to get past the point where legislators are picked mainly because they have been able to cater to the biases of that crucial round of influential local donors--those able to swing others and prevent challengers from gaining a foothold--the little old lady, the local busybody who wishes to be queen bee, and the retired businessman who thinks he is God's perfect little Christian on one side; and the local labor leader, the local minority leader, the "community organizer", the adjunct faculty member, and the local busybody who wishes to be queen bee.

Especially on the Republican side, I'm beginning to think the local influential donors pick someone who they both trust to say the right thing and of whom they have no fears about themselves not being paid attention to after the election; or not being able to have some level of control over in some way. In other words, Alexander Hamilton does not get sent to King's College, and John Adams and Thomas Jefferson do not get sent to France (I can be wrong, though. Tough to tell from the outside looking in).

And of course, as a matter of principle, the local citizens should have some level of control over the representative in some way, as a matter of principle. Hence the civic council as a counterweight to the invisible "coffee meet and greet".

And a counterweight to such things as this, which are nothing but public relations ploys and elements of campaigns. With civic councils, there will be no getting out of both being part of the people and meeting them--and of having systematic ways for dissent to be brought forth.

This idea is in addition to my idea for 'Constitution book clubs", which are really more Tea Party specific (and can be applied to any faction as an involvement method in parallel to local party structures).

Both ideas will allow people to become involved without having to pledge fealty to the local party and candidate liege lords; having to go knock on doors for that candidate merely because he is the local candidate of the local party, and for no other reason.

Posted by: Horatius at August 16, 2010 08:27 AM (tocFM)

"Mongo only pawn in game of life."

Don't get distracted by musclehead, he's not the problem. Hell, give him an extra $5/hr over what she's paying and he'll go to work for you. It doesn't really matter if he's an off duty cop, gym rat, ex-football player, whatever, in this situation they're basically fungible, and there's an endless supply of them. The problem is the politicians who are willing to use them.

Posted by: gebrauchshund at August 16, 2010 08:41 AM (ADeN1)

48 Maybe it's time to start meeting riduculous displays like this with scorn and derision? Point out how unAmerican it is? Do a Joe the Plumber on Mr. Rent a Thug?

Posted by: unknown jane at August 16, 2010 08:44 AM (5/yRG)

49 46 I hear you!

Posted by: unknown jane at August 16, 2010 08:45 AM (5/yRG)

50 Hmmmm.

If I had some mouthbreather leaning over me like that I'd have to shove my fist through his face.

Tell me that her Republican opponent is going to make a commercial out of this.

Posted by: memomachine at August 16, 2010 08:46 AM (MwCol)

51 Meanwhile, The DNC is begging dems to record Republicans. I got this email a few days ago: With Congress's August recess now under way, Republican members of Congress are starting to show up at Tea Party events and campaign rallies all over the country. We saw last year during the fight for health reform that this is a time when the extremists run rampant. Remember "death panels?" This year, Republicans are looking to have it both ways, trying to appeal to independent voters while making promises to the Tea Party crowd to pursue an extreme right-wing agenda if they regain control of Congress. Who knows what's being said when the cameras aren't running? We don't -- but I sure wish we did. That's where the "Accountability Project" comes in. It's a platform for citizens to document Republican candidates and their public statements at local events, as well as their campaign tactics. The Accountability Project allows you to submit videos, recordings, and other items for publication online, so that candidates see that there's a cost to their dishonest statements -- and so that everyday citizens can see what their Republican candidates for office are saying. We need people like you to take the lead. Sign up today to be a part of the Accountability Project here. The American people deserve an honest debate -- and far too often, candidates try to make misleading attacks and false claims under the radar. This project seeks to shine a light on those practices, and you have a crucial role to play in making it happen. There are several ways in which folks can participate: -- If you have anything that can record video -- from a cell phone to a video camera -- you can go to public events and record what candidates say. -- If you receive any sort of mailings or literature from candidates, you can post them online for all to see. -- And if you hear of any upcoming public events for Republican candidates in your area, you can let everyone know, so that other concerned citizens can get out there. This project will enable folks to keep track of Republican candidates running for every office, up and down the ballot. Please help fight back against Republicans' shadowy tactics -- participate in The Accountability Project: http://my.democrats.org/APsignup Thanks, Shauna Shauna Daly Research Director Democratic National Committee

Posted by: Rodent at August 16, 2010 08:48 AM (1pJbs)

52 I think the camera operator should have looked at the goon and said, "Sir, is there something I can help you with? No? Well, then please stop violating my personal space."

Posted by: Warden at August 16, 2010 08:48 AM (fE6tn)

53 That is disturbing.

Posted by: rdbrewer at August 16, 2010 08:48 AM (VNdDa)

54 What a condescending, cowardly cunt. (Can I say that on Ace of Spades?)

Posted by: Reiver at August 16, 2010 08:53 AM (64S5N)

55 Liberal plants tell "personal" stories. If by "personal" stories you mean stories created by staffers that are the most extreme thing anyone could even imagine.

Posted by: MrCaniac at August 16, 2010 12:03 PM (Vol3D)

DING DING DING!

Shelia Jackson Lee had a fake doctor at one of her townhalls last year who was only caught thanks to the recordings of private citizens.

Posted by: Blackford Oakes at August 16, 2010 08:54 AM (w9BEi)

Unfortunately Bean is ahead in the polls.

Before being Obamboozled by the Lord of the Lies (voting for the Â“south side kidÂ” by 13 points), this suburban Chicago district, which is only 4% black, went 56% for Bush TWICE. But the polls, after ALL THE Â‘RATS HAVE DONE, have Bean up by at least 3. Unless these polls are being incredibly kind to Bean, this is just more evidence that America still has a lot of work to do in CONNECTING THE DOTS. Absolutely disgusting. It is #$#$@$# beyond me that this Â‘rat stands a good chance of being reelected in a district like this (hopefully this video will help change this).

Americans may figure the Â‘rats out eventually, but will it be in time?

Posted by: StrngernFiction at August 16, 2010 08:55 AM (pOgEW)

57 ^{I don't buy "library security." This guy is an off
duty cop hired for security, specifically to intimidate. His orders were
to get in people's faces.

Posted by: Usful Ijit}

Nope. Guy is not a cop. If he was a cop there for the Congresswoman's safety, he would have never been more than a few feet away from her. If someone started acting up in the crowd, he would have then moved to within a couple of inches of her. He would not leave her side.

Also, he is trying too hard to look like a cop. In this day and age, cops will not act like that, especially with a bunch of video cameras around. The last thing any cop wants is to get into trouble for doing something like this while off-duty.

This guy is SEIU or another union thug.

Posted by: MrCaniac at August 16, 2010 08:55 AM (Vol3D)

58 If I'd have been there, and asked a question, and her thug came over and got in my face like that, there's going to be need of an ambalamps. I guarantee it.

Posted by: Unclefacts, AoSHQ Pro Debate Squad, And Summoner Of Meteors. at August 16, 2010 09:04 AM (eCAn3)

59 Her challenger Joe Walsh will likely make an issue of this. I hope he makes another video that pisses off the former Eagles guitarist. Maybe this time to Life's Been Good.

Posted by: Tattoo De Plane at August 16, 2010 09:12 AM (mHQ7T)

Correction to post 62:

The polls I was referring to must have been 'rat primary polls. Cook does have the district as Lean D, though, despite it being an R+1 district, for whatever that's worth.

Posted by: StrngernFiction at August 16, 2010 09:18 AM (pOgEW)

Hmmmm.

If I had some mouthbreather leaning over me like that I'd have to shove my fist through his face.

I would just look up at him, cough in his direction, then excuse myself: "Don't worry honey, AIDS isn't as contagious as people let on."

Posted by: kallisto at August 16, 2010 09:22 AM (+FkcS)

62 Seriously... I'm starting to think it may be prudent for citizens to bring along their own muscle if this is what we're to expect. "So you have a big dumb mook to intimidate me? Well, I brought two of my own! Hey Moose, Rocco - help the rent-a-thug find his seat, will ya?"

Posted by: weew at August 16, 2010 09:39 AM (p05LM)

Paul Simon didn't need thugs hopped on brawndo around him.

If only Melissa Bean just put on the bowtie...and nothing else.

Posted by: Big Fat Meanie at August 16, 2010 09:58 AM (8lCJT)

64 O/T: Speaking of Brawndo, there's one company that could benefit from a Levi Johnston endorsement.

Posted by: rdbrewer at August 16, 2010 11:00 AM (VNdDa)

I encourage all to read up on the Delphi Technique ...

Series of well thought out countertactics for We the People to use in the setting of "consensus meetings," which is what these townhalls set up by the Mandarins have become.

Anything where questions are "pre-submitted" is a bogus charade; moderators who "reformat" questions are an Indicator of Charade.

November elections'll change nothing. RINOP = FAIL = 'Nad-free

Besides, 'Bongo doan need no steenkeeng Congress; he'll continue Imperial rule by Executive Diktat and his Czarinators ... hasn't he already showed his hand ? Znayu ?

Good read. Get ready.

Posted by: OhioDude at August 16, 2010 11:01 AM (MH48w)

66 "Sign up today to be a part of the Accountability Project here."

Shauna Daly
Research Director
Democratic National Committee

Hmm. Be a shame if Tea Partyers got wind of this and signed up for all this centralized "accountability," wouldn't it? Who knows what kind of bamboozling shenanigans could be observed. Yes, it would be a damn shame indeed.

Tee Parteez in ur hedz, makin u crayzee.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at August 16, 2010 11:10 AM (swuwV)

67 gebrauchshund: "Don't get distracted by musclehead, he's not the problem. Hell, give him an extra $5/hr over what she's paying and he'll go to work for you."

What a great idea. Next time some thug comes up to you to intimidate during a Q&A, tell the guy - loudly, "Look, bud. I know times are hard and you're just doing your job, but tell you what. I'll pay you $5/hr more than the Congress(wo)man XYZ is paying you to stare me down into silence, but on one condition: you have not to keep me from her but her from my pocketbook. In fact, you do that and I may be able give you a raise." You wait a moment for audience guffaws to die down and then continue questioning the Congress(wo)man.

It really leaves them nowhere to go. You disarm the "muscle," you appeal to the taxpaying audience who knows government is failing and doing so at a premium price, you call out the "public servant " for his/her thugishness, and you smack said servant for contributing to the district's and nation's failure. And you do it with a sly smile, all with about two sentences.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at August 16, 2010 11:24 AM (swuwV)

68 Oh My! These folks are goin' down, I hope. Pronto.

Posted by: Cathy at August 16, 2010 12:25 PM (JtKsy)

Damn! I'm sorry I missed that. Here's how you handle this:

1. Loudly warn thug that you feel threatened by threats presence and close proximity to your person. Loudly ask him to identify himself, who he works for and his title. Instruct him to back away now!

2. If threat fails to back off repeat both questions loudly adding that you are still feeling threatened.

3. If threat fails to back off repeat both questions a third time along with the fact that you still feel threatened and state that you will defend yourself if the threat does not back off. If the threat does not cease it's threatening behavior react and defend yourself by any all appropriate means...

9 times out of 10 the threat will say nothing across all three challenges. With a room full of witnesses who heard you issue three warnings you are safely covered. After all you felt threatened, you repeatedly asked for threat to back off, threat failed to do so. At that point what choice did you have...

Posted by: Illinois Patriot at August 16, 2010 12:47 PM (MElU3)

Illinois 8 used to be a reliable Republican district, represented for decades by Phil Crane. Go along to get along drunken Republican. Melissa Bean turned him out a couple of cycles ago, she's a Democrat but she ran as a moderate Republican, basically. Very pro-business, etc. Unfortunately she continues to "grow in office" and has become what you see in this video.

Nancy Pelosi is best friends with Jan Schakowsky, who is the Democrat rep in Illinois 9 right next door. I think the ladies club has rubbed off on Melissa Bean, and not in a good way.

Good luck to Joe Walsh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: Boots at August 16, 2010 12:50 PM (06JTY)

71 That pig bitch in out in soccer mom country. Hopefully she gets flushed out in November with the rest of the waste

Posted by: TheQuietMan at August 16, 2010 01:15 PM (1Jaio)

Um, maybe I'm Harry Reid level of idiot, BUT.... if why would someone telling a "personal story" in a public meeting with strangers be public but when it's recorded on video for other strangers to see it's all of a sudden private?

Posted by: FRICKEN IDIOTS at August 16, 2010 03:25 PM (w74G6)

73 #60.... you cunt say cunt on Ace of Spades. Sorry.

Posted by: FRICKEN IDIOTS at August 16, 2010 03:30 PM (w74G6)

74 She gets a large amount of her funding from unions, and other typical lefty funding sources. She got money from law firms, and banks, etc.. She is never here (she is my rep), and she is completely out of touch with the people of her district. She has supported all of the Obama agenda, and she even supported crap n trade, which essentially would cost her district even more jobs if it were to be enacted (can you say Caterpillar? Hello!). She really needs to go. She is part of the problem. Bean is the spending Queen, and she has to go!

Posted by: annak at August 16, 2010 05:43 PM (2/oBD)

75 This guy is an off duty cop.

He needs to be made an example of.

He needs ... the full Joe the Plumber treatment.

He was obviously moonlighting ... in most places that is illegal and could lead to firing.

He needs to be identified, sued, his Dept. sued, for intimidation and illegal actions under color of authority. He needs to be fired or suspended.

Come on. Some of you morons are lawyers. We ought to make a concerted effort to "deny the fish the sea" by "draining it." Punish the thugs. Make them pay. So no more thugs will sign up.

Posted by: whiskey at August 16, 2010 08:20 PM (L03mw)

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