[AnnaZ]

I wouldn't put my children into that vulnerable environment, but then again, I know what we all know about these scumbags.

I used to participate in all the rallies here in L.A., with my children. They used to be fun. And then these thugs started showing up and now I haven't been to one in years. They're vulgar and threatening.

 

It's about time that the visual proof of that got out there, and this picture does that remarkably well.

[Barlowmaker]

I'm sure that was a sad development for you. But your decision is wise.

This father is a righteous man, and righteous people don't fathom the possibility of that kind of behavior. Parents need to know the ugly energy that permeates the anarchist element - and that they have glommed onto the Dems and they're going to be present throughout the public square.

So yes, the distribution of this image is imperative. And, it is being distributed.

[Kahuna]

We took our 3 month old daughter to RR's last campaign stop prior to his first election (Nov-80) in San Diego. She wore a handpainted t-shirt that said "I happen to like Bonzo!" Her photo made the newspaper along with her Dad holding a sign that said "Peanuts half off".

If a union thug had of dared to touch her, or dad, trust me, the sign would have been placed in an area where the California sun doesn't shine.

Political rallies must remain safe for children and I, for one, will never be intimidated by the "hate America" crowd. I've actually driven around Maui for 10 days now with a W'04 bumper sticker and I have not been keyed as yet. If I catch someone in the act, it'll be one less vote for JF'nK here in Hawaii.