Posted on 03/08/2012 8:12:31 PM PST by Free ThinkerNY
Sen. Pam Galloway of the Wisconsin State Senate has a not-so-secret admirer. “Admirer” in this case however, might mean “obsessed hater.” His name is John Spiegelhoff, and he’s a union boss with a real penchant for attacking anyone and everyone who he thinks might be an enemy of his union. In fact, his past exploits include suing an 86-year-old volunteer crossing guard for taking a job that he thought should have belonged only to union members.
Now he might be on the receiving end of a lawsuit, as some of the emails he’s sent to Sen. Galloway are barely capable of being printed. Media Trackers has a few of the greatest hits:
E-mails sent to Media Trackers from a grassroots activist reveal Spiegelhoff regularly harassing Pam Galloway for various positions that she has adopted. In dozens of e-mails sent between May 2011 and February 2012, Spiegelhoff threatens, harasses, and attempts to intimidate Galloway while berating her for votes that she cast in the state Senate. An e-mail sent on August 2011 has Spiegelhoff calling Galloway a “pig” after she was a guest on Wisconsin Public Radio.
Calling her service in the Senate “a reign of terror” and characterizing her work as “immoral,” Speigelhoff cast himself as a leader of the recall effort declaring “I am actively working against you.” Numerous e-mails contained threatening subject lines such as “we are coming for you,” and “here we come.” Another e-mail twice contained the threat, “stay home, Pam,” something that could be interpreted as chauvinistic.
(Excerpt) Read more at theblaze.com ...
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Why isn’t he in jail for terroristic threats against a public official?
Good question. Especially after the whole Gabby Giffords shooting.
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