Mincing little twit Eric Cantor was all for a bunch of heavily-armed old white sociopaths showing up at Obama speeches and Town Hall meetings about, uh, denying health care to children and working people.
Actually, he said "Growing Mobs" - if you're going to smoke weed and bang on your bongos all day, you're probably going to have to farm your own pot.
So Eric is scared about public assemblies where his perspective is not embraced by the participants. Eric, since you were so concerned about the people of Joplin, MO after the EF5 tornado that you threatened to fund any of the emergency responders or FEMA until something to your liking was cut from the Federal budget, I have an alternate idea.
Because you are so scared of the people and voters, why don't you use your campaign funds to pay for your own security at all future public assembly events. No Secret Service, no Federal Protective Service, no FBI, ATF or Federal Marshals, no state troopers and no local or county law enforcement. You pay for it all by your self.
I'm tired of you sucking on the taxpayer teet you whiny little goat fuck.
Fat old white people against everybody, except the super rich people (and people-corporations)! Including themselves, in their keep-the-gubmint-out-my-medicare-scooters.
Goodness, but I always hope to run into him coming out of Nelly's or Remington's (I mean, he's as gay as all his cohorts, yes), late, while it's dark, and I happen to have just found a piece of rebar on the sidewalk.
In the plain language of the Constitution, "the right to peaceably assemble". That isn't limited to people you agree with, Mr. Cantor.
And -- may I remind everyone -- the original Boston Tea Party was an act of vandalism and larceny. Of particular interest to todays TP'ers is that their namesakes, dumped the private property of a British job creator (tea distribution) in the harbor.
Somewhere there must be list of people to be rounded up after the revolution. Where do I submit Cantor's name? His head would look good on a pike. N'est-ce pas?
Bobby Kennedy?
Just add this to the list of things Republicans have freaked out about only after someone besides them started doing it.
The LONG list.
Actually, he said "Growing Mobs" - if you're going to smoke weed and bang on your bongos all day, you're probably going to have to farm your own pot.
So Eric is scared about public assemblies where his perspective is not embraced by the participants. Eric, since you were so concerned about the people of Joplin, MO after the EF5 tornado that you threatened to fund any of the emergency responders or FEMA until something to your liking was cut from the Federal budget, I have an alternate idea.
Because you are so scared of the people and voters, why don't you use your campaign funds to pay for your own security at all future public assembly events. No Secret Service, no Federal Protective Service, no FBI, ATF or Federal Marshals, no state troopers and no local or county law enforcement. You pay for it all by your self.
I'm tired of you sucking on the taxpayer teet you whiny little goat fuck.
Fat old white people against everybody, except the super rich people (and people-corporations)! Including themselves, in their keep-the-gubmint-out-my-medicare-scooters.
Goodness, but I always hope to run into him coming out of Nelly's or Remington's (I mean, he's as gay as all his cohorts, yes), late, while it's dark, and I happen to have just found a piece of rebar on the sidewalk.
From the Rueter's article: "Cantor's remarks drew mostly silence from the crowd of several hundred people."
I think he got beat up a lot in high school but not nearly enough.
In the plain language of the Constitution, "the right to peaceably assemble". That isn't limited to people you agree with, Mr. Cantor.
And -- may I remind everyone -- the original Boston Tea Party was an act of vandalism and larceny. Of particular interest to todays TP'ers is that their namesakes, dumped the private property of a British job creator (tea distribution) in the harbor.
Somewhere there must be list of people to be rounded up after the revolution. Where do I submit Cantor's name? His head would look good on a pike. N'est-ce pas?