“this General Assembly will not be intimidated by nomadic bands of professional agitators.”

21 Replies to ““this General Assembly will not be intimidated by nomadic bands of professional agitators.””

But, sometimes you gotta put on a pair of comfortable shoes, get in the street and get a little bloody when necessary.

I have been noticing a few things in the Wisconsin labor and student-in. Those protest signs are still being doled out. The spelling is correct but they are way better lettered. I think I see signs with the same printing that seem out of character for the bearer.
The Dems. in Wis. want to pass a law to prevent what they just did. Guess there was a lot of pride chewing involved.
bambam is going for gun control. It’s hard to bully someone with a gun isn’t it?

Notice has been served …. In Tenessee

Tennessee is not Canada either, where a good chunk of the general assemblies ARE professional agitators.

Come on Down!
Our Southern Boys will give your Union Troops 30 days in jail and some left over hospital food.
Y’all Come On Back Now,
Ye hear!

Tennessee has to contend with a President who vilifies his own States, if not taking them to Court.
Who supports these mobs, if not sympathetic to their aims.
Its gonna take guts to stand up to the onslaught headed their way.
This is what these folks do for a living. There rent a Mobil to the core.
JMO

Beautiful.
What a shame, the fine people of Wisconsin have their Packers superbowl thunder taken from them by a band of nomadic nimcompoops.
Somewhere Brett Favre is smiling while chillin in a lazy boy, wearing his bath robe and fiddling for his phone….

Tennessee is a Right to work state – wisconsin is not. Madison is arguably the most left-wing town in america save berkeley. Thus there are very few private sector union employees and groups to join in with the public sector unions.
Besides, it’s a NASCAR state and northern eastern liberals are reluctant to get the immunizations they need to travel there.

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No, Tennessee is not Wisconsin.
But, then again, who elected Al Gore as Senator?

But then again, Tennessee was smart enough to deny Gore the keys to the white house.

Madison is arguably the most left-wing town in america save berkeley.
Chicago.

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Posted by: beagle at March 15, 2011 11:40 PM ”
well guess what ed, I would stay ‘on topic’ but YOU keep deleting the fcuking responses from your ‘turf’. here also it seems.

“Madison is arguably the most left-wing town in america save berkeley.
Chicago.”
Seattle and San Francisco are also darlings of the leftard religion…

A somewhat similar situation occurred in Saskatchewan with roving bands of professional anti-nuke agitators hijacking the nuclear energy hearings around the province.

“Nomadic bands of professional agitators…” That’s got a real ring to it. ~:)

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ken k says… saskatchewan… hijacking the nuclear energy
hearings around the province.”
uh, ken… count yourself lucky.
you sure don’t wanna come here to dalton mcslippery-istan…
“…sure hope they had fun with that balloon machine…
‘cos the rest of this protest was a publicity stunt gone
wrong.”
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The unfortunate truth is that in the south we have had a lot of experience with yankee agitators arriving to interfere with our political process.
This is a legacy held over from the time of the War of Northern Aggression. We are very familiar with it, and we don’t like it. For some reason a lot of yankees seem to believe that they are our moral and intellectual superiors, and they easily stoop to any subterfuge to try to subvert our political processes.
If outside agitators come to Tennessee and are dealt with more rigorously, other southern states will only smile with approval.
Charlie Daniels says that he’s a Tennesee-phile and a Dallas Cowboys fan. He says,
“… I’m gonna keep my guns and have my fun and call it just the way I see —
because it’s a brand new world, but I’m still the same old me…”

Denial is historically such a successful political strategy. Reminder to the lying, denying politicians everywhere. Chickens. Home. Roost.
The political game seems to have evolved into a race: can the political crew line their pockets faster than the public can catch up to them? Therein lies the benefit of denial: stonewalling simply provides more time to fleece the public, with little downside.
Say Libranos, where is that Tsunami money?