Some days I wake up wondering what it is I'm going to blog about that day. Then other days I get so much material handed to me by the Democrats, I don't know where to start
Let's take for instance, this morning , DNC chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, playing dodge ball with Fox & Friends on Jimmy Hoffa Jr.'s comments on the Tea party..
I think it went like this, " in which he told a crowd in Detroit that America faced "a war on workers, you see it everywhere - it is the Tea Party," and urged the crowd to "take these son-of-a-bitches out." Hoffa made the comments while introducing President Obama.
DNC chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz tried to deflect specific questions about Hoffa's comments, in which he told a crowd in Detroit that America faced "a war on workers, you see it everywhere - it is the Tea Party," and urged the crowd to "take these son-of-a-bitches out." Hoffa made the comments while introducing President Obama.
Now, this is the same Democratic Party Chairperson that has previously been vocal about calling for civil political rhetoric, in the wake of the shooting of her friend and colleague Rep. Gabby Gifford's last year.
"I think all of us need to be more careful about the words that we choose to use," she told CBS in January.
Make up your mind, Deb !
I'm Glad the Labor Unions are on the DEM'S side, I'd hate to have to be sticking up for them all the time!
YOURS IN LIBERTY ! ! !
Bob Yeager
Let's take for instance, this morning , DNC chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, playing dodge ball with Fox & Friends on Jimmy Hoffa Jr.'s comments on the Tea party..
I think it went like this, " in which he told a crowd in Detroit that America faced "a war on workers, you see it everywhere - it is the Tea Party," and urged the crowd to "take these son-of-a-bitches out." Hoffa made the comments while introducing President Obama.
DNC chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz tried to deflect specific questions about Hoffa's comments, in which he told a crowd in Detroit that America faced "a war on workers, you see it everywhere - it is the Tea Party," and urged the crowd to "take these son-of-a-bitches out." Hoffa made the comments while introducing President Obama.
Now, this is the same Democratic Party Chairperson that has previously been vocal about calling for civil political rhetoric, in the wake of the shooting of her friend and colleague Rep. Gabby Gifford's last year.
"I think all of us need to be more careful about the words that we choose to use," she told CBS in January.
Make up your mind, Deb !
I'm Glad the Labor Unions are on the DEM'S side, I'd hate to have to be sticking up for them all the time!
YOURS IN LIBERTY ! ! !
Bob Yeager
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