The approach of Missouri represenatives to dealing with the outcry against the health care bill has run…

The President of the United States, with this action, unsheathed the sword of the state and leveled it against the flesh of the American Citizen. As a result of this action on the very same day, Mr. Ken Gladney, a black conservative man, was subjected to racial slurs and physical assault leaving him injured and hospitalized. His offense–selling buttons and flags. “Don’t Tread On Me” was the message.

One has to ponder whether or not the President arrived at this decision after much thought and anguish–similar to that of President Abraham Lincoln, when contemplating the strategy of the Civil War, in which thousands of Americans were fighting each other and rending the leadership abilities and morality of the president. Moreover, one has to consider if the President now bears a tinge of guilt, as President William Jefferson Clinton did or should have, after the Branch Davidian Raid in Waco, TX where dozens of people died as a result of a fire and failed assault.

COL Nathan R. Jessup in “A Few Good Men” arrogantly denied ordering the beating of PFC William Santiago at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The beating was meant to “teach a lesson” and to correct a Marine who was stepping out of line in his platoon. The resultant scandal rocked his command and the Marine Corps resulting in his XO committing suicide. COL Jessup denied making the order right up until the point when the JAG lawyers pressed him to answer for it–and this pressing forced the mask to slip revealing a deeply angry and resentful man whose actions up until that point were merely to maintain a facade of a dedicated Marine commander who acts only to protect his country. COL Jessup is a great object lesson into President Barack Obama insofar as the facade, the mask, the anger and the resulting injury to someone he was tasked to care for. President Obama is tasked to care for Mr. Ken Gladney, just as he is tasked to care for all of us. This episode has shown his willingness to derelict his duties in the pursuit of his own agenda.

President Barack Obama must answer for the Assault Heard ‘Round the World. President Barack Obama must be questioned in regards to the assault of Mr. Kenneth Gladney.

As Tom Cruise boomed to COL Jessup, “I WANT THE TRUTH!”

……and so …do….we.

Don’t Tread On Me.

Who are you? Howard Dean?

No Dave. You and Mr Purple lying around in skeletal traction… Now That’s Funny!

ronnyraygun on August 10, 2009 at 11:35 AM
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Hey shouldn’t you be spreading the truth that Gladney’s 8 second scuffle was a HATE CRIME?

YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

No Dave. You and Mr Purple lying around in skeletal traction… Now That’s Funny!

And then there is Charles
Johnson…http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/34397_Mob_Mentality_at_Town_Hall_Meetings

The man is a complete jackass

Calm Before the Storm on August 9, 2009 at 9:02 PM

I have no interest in giving that bitter, failed Jazz Musician any hits, but I am not surprised he is echoing the “mob” rhetoric.

I do think that as upset and distressed as people are feeling, they should try and keep their emotions in check somewhat, but at the same time this outpouring of emotion is genuine and forces the media to pay attention (good or bad).

Video shows him getting thrown to the ground. He springs back up. The end.

Booboo bandage on his knee – no sign of injury in the video. He walks around without an sign of a limp.

Claims he got punched and kicked in the face – not a scratch on his face or shaved head.

The ambulance chaser attorney letter is especially hilarious. How come Hotair people aren’t calling him out for calling this a hate crime? You’ve all shat all over anybody who ever makes that claim.

What a joke Gladney is. Someone should introduce this whining, lying piece of sh*t to that whining, lying piece of sh*t from Pittsburgh who said she got attacked and someone wrote on her face. They make a perfect couple.

FloatingRock on August 8, 2009 at 4:35 PM

Sorry, but guess who is really running this country? It IS Rahm Emanuel.

Good point.Make the business PROVE they have no connection to SEIU/ACORN.If they can’t prove it to you, BOYCOTT IT.

Jeff from WI on August 10, 2009 at 7:40 AM

The only effective way to boycott the service industry is to cut it from your lifestyle. Easier said than done. Search for online non-union providers of the goods you generally purchase, and put your money where you want it directed.

Recently over dinner, a SEIU member plumber who did 3 tours in Iraq, told me, SEIU was taking $82,000 off the top per member hired out to KBR (Kellogg, Root and Brown) for Iraq. I’m not sure from his statement if that was a one time fee, or, on an annual basis.

Lower level labourers were being paid as little as $82,000 over there. SEIU was potentially getting half the workers pay for doing nothing while the workers risked their lives.

He hates SEIU and says they’re crooks. He was injured in IRAQ and now is having a hard time getting the surgery he needs. And, he is getting no support in his disability claim after years of union membership. I guess he is no longer bringing in the money for them.

Good point.Make the business PROVE they have no connection to SEIU/ACORN.If they can’t prove it to you, BOYCOTT IT.