Cast of Thugs
Felix Dzerzhinsky
Saul Alinsky
Lavrenti Beria
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Barry Soetoro
David Axelrod
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It was not that long ago that Barack Obama told a crowd of 1,500
supporters in Elko, Nev., to challenge those who disagree with them and
him: "I want you to go out and talk to your friends and talk to your
neighbors. I want you to talk to them whether they are independents or
Republicans. I want you to argue with them."
President Obama spoke then as the community organizer he was — a
true disciple of Saul Alinsky who worked with and for Acorn in the days
when they were storming banks and government meetings to force them to
ditch creditworthiness as a criteria and forcing them to issue loans to
those who couldn't afford them.
The president is familiar with the Alinsky way, the Chicago way, of
organizing a group to act. Obama spent years prodding underprivileged
Chicagoans to channel their political anger by orchestrating activist
mob scenes designed to coerce businesses and public officials. A 2007
profile in the left-leaning New Republic was titled "The Agitator."
He's still at it. [Getting In Their Faces For A Change]
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No sooner did that IBD editorial hit the pavement, when our distinctly
gang oriented Administration brandished switch blades and zip guns. Again.
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White House to Democrats: 'Punch back twice as hard'
Top White House aides gave Senate Democrats a recess battle plan on
Thursday, arming the lawmakers with tips for avoiding disastrous town
hall meetings while showing them polling on popular aspects of the
reform effort.
Senior White House adviser David Axelrod and deputy chief of staff Jim
Messina told senators to focus on the insured and how they would
benefit from “consumer protections" in the overhaul, such as ending the
practice of denying insurance based on preexisting conditions and
ensuring the continuity of coverage between jobs.
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showed video clips of the confrontational town halls that have
dominated the media coverage, and told senators to do more prep work
than usual for their public meetings by making sure their own
supporters turn out, senators and aides said.
And they screened TV ads and reviewed the various campaigns by critics of the Democratic plan.
“If you get hit, we will punch back twice as hard,” Messina said, according to an official who attended the meeting.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0809/25891.html#ixzz0NVVGRzRq
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There are signs that America is waking up; realizing what a horrible
mistake it made. Let's hope it continues to a peaceable political
solution. There has to be an ending other than national
subjugation by tyrants.
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