The only thing I’ve seen from St. Louis Tea Party blogs on the brutal attack on the MoveOn supporter at the Rand Paul rally was a couple of posts by Jim Hofft essentially claiming that Paul supporters were forced to drag the woman to the ground and step on her head.
I wonder if we’ll hear any condemnation of the attack on the MoveOn supporter, or of Hofft, for that matter. I don’t expect to, but I’m happy to be pleasantly surprised.
UPDATE: I guess I should have expected this. Dana Loesch jumps into the fray, calling on MoveOn to apologize, for supposedly provoking the men into holding her to the ground with two arms and a foot:
http://mobile.twitter.com/dloe…
So let me get this right. Another paid Soros activist tries to incite violence at debate, was restrained. MoveOn owes apology.
about 4 hours ago from Seesmic Desktop
…that the “Don’t Tread on Me” motto they appropriated from the Gadsden Flag is a founding document and an originalist interpretation doesn’t preclude them from treading on someone else.
Teabaggers holding up the appropriated originalist interpreted symbol at Senator Claire McCaskill’s (D)
health care town hall in Hillsboro, Missouri – August 11, 2009
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