The Real Mob

For the last couple weeks, we've heard leftists in favor of Obamacare try to silence those who oppose healthcare rationing are part of "The Mob" of "angry right-wingers", or paid hacks for the insurance companies. Well, proof positive pics and video below (and you can connect the dots further looking into everything from the 2008 voter intimidation to the RNC protests of 2008, 2004, etc.) show exactly who the "mob" is.



Here we have a drone (left) trying to pull away a sign from a woman expressing her right to free speech before Stretch Pelosi visits Denver.



Here we have a man who took on a debate with an Obamunist slapped by his wife at a town hall meeting in Tampa



A town hall meeting in Tampa in which SEIU members push and shove concerned citizens out the doors.



The incident in which Kenneth Gladney, a black conservative, was attacked by a few SEIU members at a St. Louis town hall meeting.





An SEIU goon hits a person getting the prior footage of the beating of Kenneth Gladney on film.

More liberal "tolerance" is sure to come. And this all comes with the much blogged about Obama Snitch Line where Obama drones can tell on their neighbors and friends. Reminds you of Castro's Cuba, doesn't it? If we don't take action, show we are not scared, dissent against what is wrong, stand up for America, by 2010 there could be no America as we know and love it.

Rove Against Card Check

Card check does not play in Peoria. Former adviser to President George W. Bush was in town yesterday speaking at one of the downtown hotels against the misnamed "Employee Free Choice Act", which basically makes votes to unionize public. From The Peoria Journal Star:

Labor leaders say relationships they worked to build with management for more than 20 years in central Illinois were jeopardized Monday with Karl Rove's appearance to speak against the Employee Free Choice Act.

Though his appearance only lasted about an hour, the effects will be long lasting. The closed-door fundraiser was hosted by the Economic Freedom Alliance, a seven-state coalition that opposes the legislation and is traversing the Midwest.

"This group comes in without any care or any sensitivity towards those relationships. Bringing Karl Rove in is a lightning rod. That's not somebody you bring in to have a meaningful dialogue," said state Sen. Dave Koehler, D-Peoria.

Rove was a former adviser to President George W. Bush and currently is a commentator for Fox News. About 200 people representing roughly 30 unions rallied outside the Hotel Pere Marquette supporting the act, which they say will make it easier for employees to join labor unions.

The thing about card check is that it brings in more government to the workplace and further intruding on your lives. Those who should normally be making the decisions regarding union contracts - the employers and employees - would have the terms ultimately dictated to them by Big Government. Most importantly, each worker would be required to publicly declare their candidate of choice to anyone within eyesight or earshot. How is that "free choice"? Especially when you know how "coercive" union leaders can be?

I admit, in some places unions were needed for fair treatment of workers. But this was back in the days of kids working in coal mines and people exhausting themselves working 14 hour days 6 days a week. Now there are laws in effect that do protect workers from harsh practices. Unions anymore are more of a political arm for the Democrat party. Look at the teacher's unions, the UAW, SEIU, AFSCME, etc. All vote heavily Democrat. Why? They want to vote in the party that's going to help them more, such as with this card check even though it takes away the right to privacy (you libs should be all for that) of the employees on whether to unionize or not.

Now I know the libs would view someone like Karl Rove "in favor of big businesses and the corporations!" But it's "big business" that does employ people and work to keep prices low for the consumer. Take a look at Wal-Mart. Wal-Mart has the lowest prices around due to the fact that they do not have to raise them to pay for a union. Therefore more people shop there, and more jobs are needed. Karl Rove is not in favor of "big business". He and many others are in favor of big wallet America. Less union dues equals more money in your pocket! Now, if we could only do something about those high taxes.

I would put up the rest of the piece, but it is extremely biased. Probably due to the unionized forces (and the Democrat sycophants) for the PJ Star. They say nothing about the negative aspects, for which there are plenty including loss of jobs, in the story whatsoever.