Originally Posted by RichieLion

Please provide link of any Tea Party leader using anything close to Hoffa's violent rhetoric. Just one will do.

U R kidding right? It might be hard to find but at least one comes to mind during the healthcare debate. Should we mention the gun crosshairs on Palin's website?

http://www.sodahead.com/united-state...estion-934215/

Originally Posted by waynet

I really never realized how radical and far right some of you were. I will not hit the ignore button because I do want to know what the enemy is spouting but in all honesty I cannot tolerate anyone who will say that a man who has been President for 3 years compares in any way to the worst dictator in history. To make this comparison shows a hatred beyond anything rational. I can only hope that true Americans see the evil in this comparison.

Just not sure if it is hatred or pure ignorance or wanting to be inflamatory..

Originally Posted by cologal

U R kidding right? It might be hard to find but at least one comes to mind during the healthcare debate. Should we mention the gun crosshairs on Palin's website?

Rejected. Sarah Palin didn't call for violence, even once or ever implied. You're spinning the meaning behind a political strategy map.

Originally Posted by waynet

http://www.sodahead.com/united-state...estion-934215/

Rejected. This shows a confusing struggle between people in a crowd with no clear explanation for what's going on. This is not a video of a Tea Party leader declaring his followers ready to "take the son's of bi*ches out". Not even close. Next!!!................

We all know there is no evidence whatsoever of a Tea Party leader advocating violence.

Originally Posted by ladydoc

Just not sure if it is hatred or pure ignorance or wanting to be inflamatory..

Oh great, now the lefties are calling the Tea Party stupid. Talk about being uncivil!!!

DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz avoids question.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vid..._question.html

However, we do know of the admitted democrat infiltration of Tea Party Rallies to try to make those in attendance look like radicals.

Ah I know, somebody is going to say something like just give me one example of democrats infiltration, blah blah blah.

Ok
http://olehgirl.com/?p=3117

Wasserman Schultz flat out refused to condemn Hoffman's words. BUT, she was one of the first in line to point fingers when Senator Gabrielle Giffords was shot and six people were killed in Arizona in January. It doesn't make sense to me.

"It's our responsibility, whether we're Democrats or Republicans, whether we agree or disagree, to remember we're Americans first, and that words have an impact," Wasserman Schultz said. "We don't know when the words we've chosen will send someone whose psyche is frayed to begin with, over the edge...

"Maybe we can all come together and push the shock jocks and the media, who pride themselves in whipping people into a frenzy on both sides, not to do that anymore," she said.

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/201...ooting-rampage

Originally Posted by RichieLion

Rejected. Sarah Palin didn't call for violence, even once or ever implied. You're spinning the meaning behind a political strategy map.

Its all in the eye of the beholder......

Originally Posted by cologal

Its all in the eye of the beholder......

That is old news. It was pointed out with old footage that both parties use that crosshairs analogy. Nothing there.

I hope no one in the administration apologizes for Hoffa. Its time for the Dems to show some guts and stop cowtowing to the REpubs or the Tea Party when they complain. Hoffa is right,it is a war but as he says a war at the voting booth something Fox edited out of his speech.
And while we are at apologies....I would like one.....I am still a union paying member and was called a brownshirt by a poster because of my union affiliation. That is an insult to my intelligence and to my allegiance to this country,and one that I fought for I might add.

Wasn't it TeaParty darling Palin who keeps telling her followers to "reload" and then posted telescopic cross hairs on Congressional candidates - or was it only their districts?

Pure hate from the TeaParty and now more hatred from Republicans referring to their President as an equal to Hitler.

No sense of decency.

Originally Posted by waynet

I hope no one in the administration apologizes for Hoffa. Its time for the Dems to show some guts and stop cowtowing to the REpubs or the Tea Party when they complain. Hoffa is right,it is a war but as he says a war at the voting booth something Fox edited out of his speech.
And while we are at apologies....I would like one.....I am still a union paying member and was called a brownshirt by a poster because of my union affiliation. That is an insult to my intelligence and to my allegiance to this country,and one that I fought for I might add.

If a Tea Party leader called on his followers to "take these son's of bi*ches out", he or she would be crucified in the press and you know it. To defend this is patently hypocritical. He should be denounced by for his call to violence by any fair minded American. Only the staunchest radical would approve this violent rhetoric.

Originally Posted by buggyone

Wasn't it TeaParty darling Palin who keeps telling her followers to "reload" and then posted telescopic cross hairs on Congressional candidates - or was it only their districts?

Pure hate from the TeaParty and now more hatred from Republicans referring to their President as an equal to Hitler.

No sense of decency.

Wow, I can't see your face when you typed this but it must have been one with pure delight.
Speaking of hatred, didn't Barry Obuma tell his fellow democrats to "take us out"? Didn't Barry Obama tell them that if they showed up with knives, we'll show up with guns?
During the town hall meeting protests of the summer of 2009, Senior White House adviser David Axelrod and deputy chief of staff Jim Messina told Democrat Senators, “If you get hit, we will punch back twice as hard.”