WOW! Purple Shirted SEIU Members Holding Signs at Standout

redmassgroup.com ^ | January 16, 2009

[onyx]

THANK YOU, STARWISE FOR LINKING THE VIDEOS!
I am watching the first one now.

[potlatch]

[That’s perfect, potlatch!!!!!!!]

Thanks so much onyx. It’s exciting to see those pictures!
There are more of ‘us’ than we knew, lol.

[ChrisInAR]

Believe what you want. I admire people like Judge ANDREW Napolitano, Reps. Ron Paul & Michele Bachman, Howard Phillips, Dr. Walter Williams, etc. If that’s not “conservative”, then so be it.

[patriot preacher]

Some people are never satisfied unless they find *the* perfect candidate for them. It must be lonely out there.
_____________________

Anytime one stands for principle, it’s lonely.

That said, I’m not nitpicking, I just wanted to know where he actually is on the issue of abortion. His view is moderately pro-abortion. I get it. Probably — no definitely — a BIG improvement over the last elected Senator from Mass. And certainly a good alternative to Coakley.

That said, I am a completely and thoroughly convinced Pro-Lifer. I’m glad I don’t live in Mass. I don’t think I personally could vote for him (if others could, I respect that) — but I hope Conservatives in general and Pro-Lifer’s in particular will be able to have a positive working relationship with Brown (in the unlikely event that he is elected).

We can hope...

[STARWISE]

$5.00 .. LOL ... China made, I'm sure

Imagine the possibilities for future use ...... ;)

[Windflier]

That's interesting, in an election where the dems are acting so freaked out, you'd think the'd be goosestepping the voters to the polls through their standard fear and intimidation techniques.

It's hard to believe that poster has it right.

Witness all of the SEIU folks waving Scott Brown signs on the thread. This isn't happening by accident.

I still haven't yet figured out the Democrat establishment's "strategery" on this. It's almost too much to hope that they're in the process of turning on Obama, but it's a possibility that shouldn't be discounted out of hand.

He's leading their party straight off a cliff, and into a 40 year wilderness. Some of them must surely see this.

[onyx]

That’s NOT purple on my screen! LOL.

[STARWISE]

It’s purple ... does this look purple on your monitor ?

http://seiu.imagepointe.com/detail.aspx?ID=76

They sure have a range of potentially ‘useful’
items .. LOL.

http://seiu.imagepointe.com/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=40

[onyx]

Yep, and the balloons are truly PURPLE!

[TexasCajun]

Telling:

You Are 75% Conservative, 25% Liberal

Social Issues: 75% Conservative, 25% Liberal

Personal Responsibility: 75% Conservative, 25% Liberal

Fiscal Issues: 100% Conservative, 0% Liberal

Ethics: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal

Defense and Crime: 75% Conservative, 25% Liberal

[ChrisInAR]

Thank you...not too bad, huh?

[Mrs. Don-o]

The legality of abortion per se is not an issue in play at this time or in this campaign. The only things potentially up for grabs are

• "Should baby-killing be a publicly funded part of 'health care?'"

• "Should young girls (minors) be able to abort their babies without parental notification and consent?" and

• "Should health care providers be required to trash their own religious, conscientious, and ethical standards to keep their jobs?"

Coakley says "Yes, Yes, and Yes."

Brown say "No, No, and No."

Choose one. The time is three - two - one -NOW. I know who I would choose.

[smoothsailing]

I still haven't yet figured out the Democrat establishment's "strategery" on this.

Neither can I, but thinking like a Democrat has never been my strong suit.

Whatever they're up to, if it helps Brown and hurts Coakley, I'm all for it! :)

[ChrisInAR]

Yeah, I would DEFINITELY vote for Brown in that case, no doubt about it.

[STARWISE]

OK .. your monitor is fine.

Here it is ... from the kindergarten division of the Chokely advertising team. Could it be anymore unprofessional and amateurish ?

[Mrs. Don-o]

The current composition of the Massachusetts House is 144 Democrats and 16 Republicans.

There are 40 senatorial districts in Massachusetts. The current composition of the Senate is 35 Democrats, 5 Republicans.

State Senator Scott Brown is arguably the most conservative elected official in the state.

In Massachusetts, this is as good as it gets.

Go Scott Go!

[onyx]

UGH. Convenient that he’s in a brown shirt. Is that the FedEX uniform?
Of course, her constituency is too dumb to make the connection and to know that her side are the brown shirts.

[ladyrustic]

“This is totally off topic, but as I looked at that picture I had to ask myself, what the he!! does it take to be over 35 and height weight proportionate in the US?”

Guaranteed that if the U.S. becomes a socialist country, there will be economic disaster and people will grow thin quickly due to insufficient food.

So I try to think of the presence of so many fat people in our country as a blessing. Better to look at the epidemic of fat as a positive thing: No one starves in the United States, and there are no children with hunger-bloated bellies staring at us vacant-eyed from street corners(like there are in so many leftist countries).

[Bahbah]

Did they use some of Booby Gibbs’ crayons for that?

The administration sends its “big guns” out there to save Croaker and this is what they come up with! Good grief.

[luvie]

There has got to be an ulterior motive for this. They DON’T
support conservative candidates!

Just sayin........