Posted on 05/01/2012 11:38:44 AM PDT by T.O.K.
Things got tense at Mondays Forum Club of the Palm Beaches meeting when sparks flew between guest speakers Ted Deutch and Allen West.
The two congressmen were scheduled to speak in front of a few hundred guests at the Palm Beach County Convention Center for 10 minutes each on the Affordable Care Act, then take questions from the audience.
The festivities began cordially enough, with the gentlemen displaying mutual respect for each other, but the day took a turn for the ugly
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Allen West ROCKS!
Terrific coverage of this event. I was there, and I can tell you it was all so civilized - to the point of boring - until the moment Deutch called West out. At that moment, Deutch walked into a buzz saw and had no idea how to extricate himself. IT WAS BEAUTIFUL!! Lucky for Deutch this occurred near the end of the event, because he was a deer in the headlight from that moment on.
Thanks for sharing, T.O.K.
So true.
How nice to hear from a real man, smart,controlled...with class too.
God Bless him!
(but I would pay good money to just see him slap that clueless weasel on the back of his head and call him a moron)...
sorry-had to vent
Mrs C
Lucky you! I’m really impressed with Col. West, I hope he remains in politics. In fact, I hope he becomes the first REAL black president of this country......
...then give him a wedgie
I’ll bet Deutch has gotten plenty of wedgies over the years.
Hahaha
A Commie by any other name (progressive, liberal, socialist democrat,) smells just the same. Take a long look at that little rat that just resigned at EPA and you will see what kind of freaks have infested our government.
HAHAHAHA! Deutch was definitely the target of wedgies in high school.
Deutchbag?
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