Nothing Says “Let’s Have a Civil Debate” Like a Swastika
Rep. David Scott (D-GA) arrived at his Smyrna, GA, office today to find huge swastika spray-painted on a sign outside of it. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Well-known jerks “CNN” have made the Woodhouse family’s next Thanksgiving really awkward by forcing brothers Dallas and Brad Woodhouse to fight about healthcare on teevee, for America’s amusement. (CNN Political Ticker)
Somehow, nobody can get President Obama on the record about how he is personally going to exterminate the Greatest Generation and Sarah Palin’s kids. (USA Today)
Public option opponent Sen. Ben Nelson (D-NE) has launched TV ads to respond to the horrible liberals who have the audacity to want other people to have health insurance. (The Plum Line)
So community organizer is the new angry black man, huh? Seems like an odd political tactic to take since community organizers devote their lives to, you know, helping people for little or no pay.
Here’s the best response I’ve seen to this new line of attack. (The bit about community organizing starts about halfway through.)
This recurring theme of turning the phrase “community organizer into some sort of epithet like “communist” or “homo” or something, that’s really despicable. The difference between a community organizer and a politician is that community organizers are the ones who take the responsibility upon themselves to help their fellow citizens without the benefit of a government budget behind them. And go out there every day doing the hard thankless work to make this country livable which is what allows you politicians to be able to go on TV and brag about how this is the greatest country in the world. And for you to go on that TV show and spit in those people’s faces for the sake of a rhetorical flourish is disgusting.
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