VERY clever.
allegedly pulling a gun on a truck driver after an argument People associated with the Sanchez campaign have also verbally abused and physically assaulted GOP volunteers a Sanchez campaign staffer attempted to intimidate GOP protestors by shouting obscenities and making lewd gestures from his car a volunteer GOP cameraman was physically assaulted by a Sanchez supporter. The assailant repeatedly struck the cameramans arms with closed fists in an attempt to knock the camera out of his hands.
Sounds like your typical union "political activists."
Gosh, that happened to us everywhere we freeped Hillary in New York...
Excerpt:
According to the Brazosport Facts, a man paid by the Tony Sanchez campaign to perform door-to-door canvassing was arrested Sunday for allegedly pulling a gun on a truck driver after an argument. After the incident was reported by news organizations, a police officer informed the suspect that the Sanchez campaign had fired him.
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No, you don't HAVE to be a Texan to get on this list!
Mr. Sanchez: Just keep counting, Babe !
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Sanchez campaigner accused of pulling gun
By Michael Baker
The FactsPublished September 23, 2002WEST COLUMBIA An 18-year-old Houston man who worked for Tony Sanchez gubernatorial campaign was arrested around 5 p.m. Sunday after allegedly pulling a gun on a West Columbia man.
Ian Davis, who told police he was a canvasser for the Sanchez campaign, was going door to door in the 300 block of 15th Street when he and the
42-year-old West Columbia man, who was driving a truck at the time, got into a verbal fight, said Patrolman Michael Palmer of the West Columbia Police Department.
They were walking in the middle of the street, and he was trying to get by, Palmer said. The driver got out of the truck, and one of them pulled a black pistol out of his backpack.
The West Columbia man went back to his house, which was a couple of streets away, and called police, Palmer said.
The other campaign worker stayed out of the altercation, Palmer said.
He just stood there and watched, Palmer said. He did the right thing.
Davis was held in West Columbia jail Sunday night. He faces charges of aggravated assault, and bond will be set today when he sees the judge, Palmer said.
When news reports revealed Davis had lost his job with Sanchez campaign, Palmer said it was he that broke the news to him.
I was the one who had to let him know, Palmer said. I told him he lost his job.
Tacky, Dem like tactic.
Incoming backlash.