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Skriven 2011-02-25 15:24:56 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
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Ärende: Contemptuous Libs.
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Here's a follow-up to the Wisconsin thing for you:

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Hate-A-Rama: The Vulgar, Sexist, Racist, Homophobic Rage of the Left
by Michelle Malkin

Barack Obama's new era of civility was over before it began.

You wouldn't know it from reading The New York Times, watching Katie
Couric or listening to the Democratic manners police. But America has been
overrun by foul-mouthed, fist-clenching wildebeests.

Yes, the tea party movement is responsible -- for sending these liberal
goons into an insane rage, that is.

After enduring two years of false smears as sexist, racist, homophobic
barbarians, it is grassroots conservatives and taxpayer advocates who have
been ceaselessly subjected to rhetorical projectile vomit. It is Obama's
rank-and-file "community organizers" on the streets fomenting the hate
against their political enemies. Not the other way around.

The trendy new epithet among Big Labor organizers who've been camping out
at the Madison, Wis., Capitol building for more than a week to block GOP
Gov. Scott Walker's budget reform bill: "Koch whore." Classy, huh? It's a
reference to the reviled Koch brothers, David and Charles, who have used
their energy-industry wealth to support limited-government activism. A
left-wing agitator based in Buffalo who impersonated Koch in a prank phone
call this week used the slur to headline his "gonzo journalism" report.
(If a right-leaning activist had perpetrated such a stunt, he'd be labeled
a radical, stalking fraudster. But that's par for the US media's
double-standards of course.)

The 20-minute phone call undermined the grand Koch conspiracy by exposing
that Walker didn't know Koch at all. No matter. "Koch whore" is the new
"Halliburton whore." The Captains of Civility are sticking to it. And the
sanctimonious "No Labels" crowd is missing in action -- just like
Wisconsin's Fleebagger Democrats.

Sexual vulgarity is a common theme in the left's self-styled "solidarity"
movement. Among the Madison pro-union signs the national media chose not
to show you: "Buttholes for Billionaires" (complete with a photo of
Walker's head placed in the middle of a graphic photo of someone's
posterior) and "If teabaggers are as hot as their Fox News anchors, then
I'm here for the gang bang!!!"

Last month, GOP Lieutenant Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch was subjected to similar
misogyny for her outreach efforts to private businesses. Liberal WTDY
radio host John "Sly" Sylvester accused her of performing "fellatio on all
the talk-show hosts in Milwaukee" and sneered that she had "pulled a
train" (a crude phrase for group sex).

At an AFSCME rally in Providence, R.I., on Tuesday, an unhinged pro-union
supporter picked an unprovoked fight with a citizen journalist taping the
event for public access TV. His eyes bulging, the brawler yelled: "I'll
f**k you in the a**, you faggot!" After several unsuccessful minutes of
trying to calm their furious ally down, the solidarity mob finally started
chanting, "Hey, hey, ho, ho, union-busting's got to go" to drown out his
intimidating vow to follow the cameraman outside the building. Criminal
charges are now pending against him.

None of the local media who covered the event thought to mention the
disruption in their coverage.

In Columbus, Ohio, supporters of GOP Gov. John Kasich's fiscal reforms
were confronted with a fulminating union demonstrator who railed: "The tea
party is a bunch of d**k-sucking corporate butt-lickers who want to crush
the working people of this country."

In Denver, Colo., Leland Robinson, a gay black tea party activist and
entrepreneur who criticized teachers unions at a Capitol rally, was told
by white labor supporters to "get behind that fence where you belong."
They called the 52-year-old limousine driver "son" and subjected him to
this ugly, racially charged taunt: "Do you have any children? That you
claim?"

Tea party favorite and former Godfather's Pizza President Herman Cain is
another outspoken black conservative businessman who has earned the
civility mob's lash.

Two weeks ago, a cowardly liberal writer derided Cain as a "monkey in the
window," a "garbage pail kid" and a "minstrel" who performs for his
"masters." Monkey. Parrot. Puppet. Lawn jockey. Uncle Tom. Aunt Thomasina.
Oreo. Coconut. Banana. We minority conservatives have heard it all.

In Washington, D.C., a multi-union protest at the offices of conservative
activist group FreedomWorks resulted in one young female employee, Tabitha
Hale, getting smacked with a sign by a barbarian wearing a Communications
Workers of America T-shirt -- and another FreedomWorks employee getting
yelled at as a "bad Jew" for opposing public union monopolies and reckless
spending.

In the wake of the Tucson massacre, Obama urged the nation "to do
everything we can to make sure this country lives up to our children's
expectations." He pushed for "a more civil and honest public discourse."

As Big Labor-backing MoveOn.org (the same outfit that smeared Gen. David
Petraeus as a traitor) prepares to march on all 50 state Capitols this
weekend, where's the Civility Chief now? AWOL.

Michelle Malkin


Michelle Malkin is the author of "Culture of Corruption: Obama and his
Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks & Cronies" (Regnery 2010).

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