The left likes to try comparing the Tea Party movement with the Nazis whenever they can. It’s pathetic at best. Whenever there was a left wing protest, how many people would be arrested for their stupidity?
How many were arrested at the Tea Party in Searchlight, Nevada? Zero. Not even a citation was issued that day.
The left continues their desperate cries of racism, Kristalnacht, or whatever anti-Conservative thing they can think up. All false, all meant to take away from the debate. All lies.
The real anti-Americans
By Pat Buchanan
As Democrats, after a Sunday rally on the Capitol grounds, marched to the House hand-in-hand to vote for health-care reform, tea partiers reportedly shouted the “N-word” at John Lewis and another black congressman. A third was allegedly spat upon. And Barney Frank was called a nasty name.
Tea partiers deny it all. And neither audio nor video of this alleged incident has been produced, though TV cameras and voice recorders were everywhere on the Hill.
Other Democrats say their offices were vandalized and they’ve been threatened. A few received, and eagerly played for cable TV, obscene phone calls they got.
If true, this is crude and inexcusable behavior. And any threat should be investigated. But Democrats are also exploiting these real, imaginary or hoked-up slurs to portray themselves as political martyrs and to smear opponents as racists and bigots.
This is the politics of desperation.
Truth, Lies and In Between 