[Nachum]

Haven't seen this much anger since the 60's

[ontap]

If they can’t take the heat they should resign. This is what happens when you put yor intersest ahead of the peoples interest.

[MsLady]

I don’t like the death threats. That’s going to far. We don’t need to do that. Take it up in the courts and on election day and on our knees in prayer.

[Troublemaker]

....and now find not just themselves but their families in the cross hairs of opponents

Personal...families? WTF???? These politicians raise our taxes, destroy our schools, and our now are controlling our health...and they're worried about getting personal? FU D-Baggers.

[Psycho_Bunny]

Passing laws on my body made it personal.

[whatisthetruth]

A few broken windows, a few death threats, ho hum, if I said what we should do, I would get banned.

[Issaquahking]

When you morons in congress fail to listen to your constituents...stand by for the repercussions. It will get a lot worse before it gets better.

You democrats made your bed, now lie in it!

[skeeter]

Haven't seen this much anger since the 60's

'Cept in the 60s the media were cheering the protestors on.

This time they'll be urging the Nat'l Guard to shoot.

[Logical me]

What did they expect. When you kick millions of Americans in the face something is bound to happen. That’s life. People get a little up tight supporting criminal corrupt jackasses. Don’t support it but I realize if you slap some people in the face you get slapped back.

[Myrddin]

Things were pretty rough around the time of the last revolution against Britain. I suspect that is coming back as the tyranny of government rises.

[greene66]

I hope these traitors live in non-stop fear for the rest of their lives that either a fist or a bullet is waiting just around the corner for them. The bastards sold our country, our very birthrite, down the river to socialist enslavement. Burn in hell, all of you!

[Madashel]

All bets are off now. If we don’t use their own tactics against them at the minimum then we have already lost. Sorry. Yeah I know, stooping to someone else’s level is normally a bad thing but these are bad times. Should we be moral when dealing with an immoral enemy? That hasn’t worked for a long time. Why should we think it will work now?

[Berlin_Freeper]

Ashes - Phoenix

[TChris]

I don’t advocate violence, but I DO believe that physicians should refuse to treat ANY of the jerks who voted for this abomination.

[johniegrad]

The vitriolic health care debate has become personal — too personal, say House Democrats who voted for the bill and now find not just themselves but their families in the cross hairs of opponents.

Should have thought of that before you betrayed millions of people. Live with the consequences.

[b4its2late]

In my many years I have come to a conclusion that one useless man is a
shame, two is a law firm and three or more is a congress. — John Adams

[Grunthor]

To be perfectly fair, the Socialist Democraps started this battle.

Consider it joined.

[4everontheRight]

For some reason, that scene from the John Adam's miniseries comes to mind....the one that makes my husband cringe...yep, that tar and feather scene....some reason this whole scenario reminds me of that scene. You don't always need a gun to make your point!

[HEM]

...”Baldwin calling for Henry Hyde’s family to be killed on national tv.”

Dissent is patriotic.

[jtal]

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

-Thomas Jefferson

[mo]

Of course its personal....

this is a plain old-fashioned Democratic tax bill, disguised as a “health “ bill, designed to preserve and expand the jobs and benefits of the parasitic class in DC. Nothing more...nothing less. Yours and mine health care needs merely interfere with their career plans.