Posted on 08/30/2012 3:08:07 PM PDT by NYer
Pro-abortion activist Sandra Fluke and pro-abortion Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chair and Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Shultz crashed the Republican convention on Thursday afternoon.
Leading up to the nomination acceptance speech from Mitt Romney, Fluke and Wasserman Schultz somehow made it through security and into the convention center to speak to members of the press. Reporters surrounded Schultz to get her take on the GOP convention. She made a brief statement to the press and walked to the Google-sponsored bloggers lounge where press members also are found.
Although Democrats have set up an office near the GOP convention center, this was the first time and top Democrats ventured into the GOP convention itself.
Fluke later tweeted, “At the #RNC2012 getting the word out on why #romneyryan are #WrongForWomen. First this convention has gotten to hear about women’s concerns.”
Matthew Boyle of the conservative Daily Caller had more on their appearances and snapped a picture (below).
As of 1:30 p.m. EST, Fluke and Wasserman Schultz have been strolling through the convention center doing media appearances. Both were spotted on Radio Row, an area where noted convention figures go to make multiple subsequent radio appearances. Wasserman Schultz then visited an area downstairs in the convention center where several reporters are working.
Fluke has endorsed President Barack Obama for re-election and has campaigned with him around the country. She is expected to be a featured speaker at next week’s Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.
An RNC spokesperson told The Daily Caller they had “no comment” on Wasserman Schultz and Fluke crashing the GOP convention.
...and they think no one notices.
Looks more like Dee Snider from Twister Sister.
Romney's LAWYER and Boehner were directly responsible
for crushing the TEA PARTY and conservatives.
Good luck trying to rewrite history.
I think she's a lesbian who plays a whore on TV.
We give the nation Condi Rice, Mia Love, Gov. Martinez, Kelly Ayote, Ann Romney,
and the leftist fanatics give us
Sandra Fluke
Debbie Was-a-man Shultz
Mobacca
Case closed
Malkin should take Norma Leah McCorvey to Charlotte and crash the DNC.
The headline says they crashed the convention. In no way does that imply that they were welcomed.
The well-named Sandra Fluke is a BIG NOTHING—totally worthless!!!!
By January, the entire world will have forgotten about her—permanently! GOOD!!!!
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Yup, Wasserman=Bowwow and Sandy Roundheels were looking for a vomitorium or some Reggie Love stuff.
But the best they could so was, “They’re partying during a hurricane!” Yeah, it’s a political party girl-fiends.
They should not have been able to GET IN THE FRONT DOOR!!!!
“And yes, Fluke and Wasserman-Schultz are NUTS. It is a shame you defend them. “
He didn’t let them in. Come on; use some common sense. The article clearly says they sneaked in.
Looks a lot like that whackjob from Fatal Attraction
“Romney SHUTS OUT the Tea Party and conservatives
while welcoming these nuts?”
I’ve read through a good many of your posts, and I do not doubt you are a conservative. I and many here understand Romney is a weak conservative at best, but I thought we’ve agreed that he’s the only one who can beat Hussein, and let’s hold Romney’s feet to the fire to BE a conservative when he gets there....
It’s like you’re campaigning as hard as you can against Romney. If you’re trying to influence anyone with all the hate you post about Romney, then who are you expecting them to vote for?
I am not a “RomneyBOT”.
throw them out with the rest of the trash.
Lighten up Francis!
“They should not have been able to GET IN THE FRONT DOOR!!!!”
I’m thinking someone was able to persuade a big city Democrat convention security team member to let them in.
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