Posted on 08/17/2010 11:39:37 PM PDT by Nachum
Regular readers of this blog remember the town hall-ducking tactics of Democrat Rep. Melissa Bean of Illinois. (Refreshers here, here and here.)
She now has a new method of shielding herself from taxpayers’ tough questions. The beleaguered Democrat has apparently hired her own muscle man to glower and menace troublesome constituents.
Gateway Pundit Jim Hoft showcases the video:
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Who is Democrat Rep. Melissa Bean’s muscle man? By Michelle Malkin • August 16, 2010 01:23 PM
Regular readers of this blog remember the town hall-ducking tactics of Democrat Rep. Melissa Bean of Illinois. (Refreshers here, here and here.)
She now has a new method of shielding herself from taxpayers’ tough questions. The beleaguered Democrat has apparently hired her own muscle man to glower and menace troublesome constituents.
Gateway Pundit Jim Hoft showcases the video:
Guess the New Black Panther Party thugs were unavailable for the job and otherwise engaged.
(Excerpt) Read more at michellemalkin.com ...
Things are getting interesting...
And America keeps bending over and taking it.
Where’s the homespun counter-revolutionary paramilitary to crack some skulls?
He is a hired thug. Nothing special. Just call the local Sheriffs Dept. and ask if some youngster wants to make a few $$s in their off time.
He has a ‘trained presence’ which is taught at the local academies. Nothing but a cheap punk. Spray him with 10% pepper spray and kick the side of his knee. He’s big but he’ll fall like the punk he is.
Bean wins in Landslide!
Headline this Nov
A wonderful campaign video could be made with that footage.
He’d lean over me like that one time. Then I’d be in jail and he’d be on a gurney.
I would have laughed in his face.
While I hate the intimidation, these people voted for these fools.
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