White House tells Democrats to "Punch Back Twice As Hard" at conservatives, Town Hall meetings turn violent

This is what happens when Democrat intolerance for free speech is combined with thuggish orders from Obama to “punch back twice as hard” in support of his totalitarian health care plan.

ST. LOUIS – St. Louis County police say six people were arrested. Two of those were arrested on suspicion of assault, one of resisting arrest and three on suspicion of committing peace disturbances. Carnahan was gone when the ruckus started.

Kenneth Gladney, a 38-year-old conservative activist from St. Louis, said he was attacked by some of those arrested as he handed out yellow flags with “Don’t tread on me” printed on them. He spoke to the Post-Dispatch from the emergency room of the St. John’s Mercy Medical Center, where he said he was waiting to be treated for injuries to his knee, back, elbow, shoulder and face that he suffered in the attack. Gladney, who is black, said one of his attackers, also a black man, used a racial slur against him before the attack started.

“It just seems there’s no freedom of speech without being attacked,” he said.


Part of the problem here was Carnahan reserved a section at the event for Service Employees International Union supporters (SEIU invested $61 million to elect Barack Obama). Carnahan’s people blocked the 1,000 tea party protesters from entering the event while letting his union supporters enter in a side door.

Obama’s “Chicago Way” tactics weren’t just visible in St. Louis…

TAMPA – What was intended to be a town hall discussion on President Barack Obama’s health care reform proposal dissolved into a shouting match with shoving and scuffles in Ybor City tonight…

This meeting was organized by Democratic state Rep. Betty Reed but was to include comments on the proposal by U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, a strong supporter.

Castor tried to speak for nearly 15 minutes but the crowd drowned her out, chanting, “You work for us,” “Tyranny, tyranny,” and “Read the bill.” She ultimately left the meeting early, further angering some attendees.

The problems began when a crowd of around 500, many of them recruited to attend by interest groups both for and against the proposal, sought to enter the meeting room. The room, in the offices of the Hillsborough County Children’s Board on East Palm Avenue, has a capacity of only about 250.

Several hundred people, mostly opponents, wound up outside or packing a hallway leading into the meeting room. Some scuffled with members of the sponsoring groups who manned the doorway.

One man who said he was injured and intended to file a police complaint, Randy Arthur of Oldsmar, was outside the meeting room with his wife, Kathy Arthur, when organizers tried to close the doors.

She said he was slammed against a wall. He later talked to police officers, his knit shirt ripped and a few scratches visible on his chest.

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3 Comments

  1. 12 July 11, 2:45pm

    [...] temper flared when he urged his union thugs to “punch back twice as hard” against citizens who dare to speak out at Town Hall [...]

  2. 14 September 11, 10:59am

    [...] What’s to come? Clearly, ABC hasn’t been paying attention. Obama has been engaging in this behavior ever since his 2008 campaign. This is just his latest attempt to compile an enemies list, “get in their faces,” and “punch back twice as hard.” [...]

  3. 23 March 12, 11:05am

    [...] this teacher is simply following Dear Leader’s command to “get in their faces,” and “punch back twice as hard.” We can’t have our students looking at both sides of the election, can [...]

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