Posted on 11/06/2012 9:20:45 AM PST by Nachum
Flyers claiming to be from a non-existent Tea Party in Medina, Ohio were placed in mailboxes on Monday urging Ohio voters to defeat "the n***er" in the White House to "help keep our country strong and white."
The flyers, obtained by Breitbart News, were found in mailboxes along Rt. 252 in Medina County, Ohio. It is against federal law to place such flyers into mailboxes.
Amy Brighton, Co-founder and Co-coordinator of Medina Tea Party Patriots, told Breitbart News that these "disgusting" flyers were a "desperate attempt to smear the millions of Americans involved in and supportive of the tea party movement on the eve of the election."
"A person or people claiming to be from a non-existent tea party group targeted voters in Ohio with a vile, racially charged flyer," Brighton said.
Brighton asserted, "this disgusting piece of literature is the antithesis of what the tea party movement stands for." He denounced the flyers and those responsible for them.
"We condemn the flyer totally and completely, and reject its hateful message," Brighton said. "We challenge the people behind this offensive, fraudulent flyer to step up and reveal themselves to the community, so we all know who they are. "
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Just had a similar occurrence here in Northern California. Came home last night to a “flyer” that purported itself to be “the official Republican recommendations.”
It had all the right candidates, but then listed the RAT calls on all the Propositions. When you look at the disclaimer, it was made up by some miscreants in Southern California and it’s not affiliated with the GOP at all!
Just one of the thousands of ways to try to trick the voters. The problem was you needed a magnifying glass to see the disclaimer.
“Democrates?”
So-crates? (Bill and Ted, excellent!)
In Texas they also take fingerprints for a Concealed Handgun License.
“Most people......haven’t ever been fingerprinted.”
I beleive that is correct. Somewhere around 50M to 55M Americans have fingerprints on file. Somewhere around 1 in 6.
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