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The GOP mob boss has spoken more words of wisdom. He says again its OK assualt people.
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Office of the President (POTUS)
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Posted 6 y ago
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Hmmm...seems like instead of crying about it on social media you might want to get out and vote. I also echo CW2 Bodnar's point. Were you critical with the literal parade of Democrats lately calling for violence against GOP folks, some of which has been perpetrated both in physical injuries and property damage? I'd hope so.
And it's "assault."
And it's "assault."
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1SG Joseph Yorski, MHS
MSG Stan Hutchison - Nope, with putting down mobs causing anarchy in the streets. Or do you support that based solely on a lost election?
And who’s paying for those mobs, by the way. Take a look at that and you’ll see who’s really pulling the strings here. And it’s not the GOP.
And who’s paying for those mobs, by the way. Take a look at that and you’ll see who’s really pulling the strings here. And it’s not the GOP.
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1SG Joseph Yorski, MHS
MSG Stan Hutchison I make no excuses for the murderer, however a backlash against the removal of Confederate monuments was the original cause for the “Unite the Right” rally. And to my knowledge the rally was peaceful up until the counter-protesters showed up and the two groups clashed, followed by the murder by one deranged individual.
The difference is you don’t have the president, congressmen or leaders in the GOP arguing the case FOR violence, unlike Waters, Holder, Clinton, etc.
In the words of your side’s godking and savior, “Elections have consequences.” Beat us at the ballot box fair and square or things are going to go badly for the mobs. This president won’t give them “room to destroy” like they had in Baltimore or Ferguson.
The difference is you don’t have the president, congressmen or leaders in the GOP arguing the case FOR violence, unlike Waters, Holder, Clinton, etc.
In the words of your side’s godking and savior, “Elections have consequences.” Beat us at the ballot box fair and square or things are going to go badly for the mobs. This president won’t give them “room to destroy” like they had in Baltimore or Ferguson.
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I definitely do not condone the assaulting of anyone but both sides of the isle are just as guilty. I wasn't there when this Congressman did the body slamming but I'm guessing the reporter did something to spark him to do so. At some point (it doesn't matter what side you're on) we have to look at how these reporters are treating people. If someone gets in my face with a camera and gets heated because I don't agree with their views, it will agitate me. I might not use the same method the Congressman used but at what point do we start holding reporters accountable for their actions? This isn't about freedom of the press, it's about someone entering my space.
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MSgt Michael Bischoff
CW3 Michael Bodnar You can never justify the support for violence against any person no matter what side of the aisle they are on. But for him (POTUS) to support and make fun of it is totally unprofessional and a horrible example.
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SrA John Monette
the reporter asked a question about health care that gianforte didn't want to answer, so the reporter asked it again. definitely not a valid reason for getting physical
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SrA John Monette
Republican Greg Gianforte 'body slams' Guardian reporter in Montana – audio
The Republican candidate for Montana’s congressional seat can be heard in an audio recording slamming reporter Ben Jacobs to the floor, breaking his glasses ...
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SrA John Monette
CW3 Michael Bodnar - on the audio, you can hear the reported is very calm when talking. unlike gianforte, who blew up
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