Let’s Talk About Spitting on Politicians
The left has been in full screech mode for over a week now, trying to prove that a Tea Party attendee spit on Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D, MO) as he walked to the House of Representatives. The video shows a man cupping his hands into a makeshift megaphone as the congressman passes by and the left is just convinced that this is irrefutable evidence that the man spit on the congressman.
Did he actually spit? I doubt it. But let’s talk about spitting and while we’re at it, let’s discuss some other bodily fluids.
I realize I’m a little late to this story but it occurred to me that very few people on both sides of the debate have mentioned a similar yet far more shocking incident. At the Republican National Convention in 2008, a group of leftists calling themselves The RNC Welcoming Committee, was waiting to ambush RNC attendees.
In fact, were it not for diligent law enforcement authorities in Minnesota, these leftist scumbags were prepared to hurl buckets of human urine and feces at RNC attendees, delegates, and congressmen. The photo below was taken after a raid at the RNC Welcoming Committee’s HQ. Among assorted weapons, the buckets of human waste can be seen in the lower left. Click the image to enlarge.
So to all you hyperventilating Dems, Progressives and media types (same difference) I ask, which is worse? A spitting incident which you can’t definitively prove but also can’t stop talking about? Or a very real and verifiable incident that would have had far more disgusting results without the intervention of law enforcement and about which you never reported?
Want to know what I believe, Democrats/Media? I believe there was no outrage from you over this because you would have liked it! Oh, sure if you were pressed to comment in public you’d say the right things, but deep down you would have been snickering to yourselves to see Republicans doused in human filth.
So why don’t you file your spittle outrage stories in the same place you put your non-coverage of the RNC Welcoming Committee.
Wake me up when conservatives get caught red handed by cops with a plan to throw buckets of human waste at you.
Then we’ll talk.







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