Liberals Paint Health-Reform Protesters As Dangerous Nuts

As the article indicates, Republicans are now being called Dangerous Nuts on top of being called Nazi's by the former State Senator Burt Cohen (D-NH) who is running for the open Senate seat in NH. What other attacks on Republicans that oppose OBAMACARE are the Democrat leaders, Obama, Emmanuel, Axelrod, Reid, and Pelosi going to come up with to try and stiffle Free Speech guaranteed by the Constitution. Their attempt to make this Country a Socialist Nation is failing so they resort to name calling of American citizens that oppose OBAMACARE.

Read the article below and judge for yourself how these group of Democrats could care less about Free Speech as they attempt to demonize anyone opposing their power grab of the Healthcare Industry:

Liberals Paint Health-Reform Protesters As Dangerous Nuts
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
By Susan Jones, Senior Editor

http://www.cnsnews.com/public/content/article.aspx?RsrcID=51998


(CNSNews.com) – Democrats have a warning for Republicans: Angry constituents who berate their congressional representatives at public forums are “dangerous” people.

“These are the sort of excessive displays that breed a backlash,” wrote a Politico.com blogger on Monday. The national press secretary for the Democratic National Committee linked to the Politico item in a mass email on Tuesday, effectively endorsing the blogger’s message.

“Yes, there is now much energy on the right,” Politico’s Jonathan Martin wrote on Monday afternoon, adding “there is danger in such raw passion.”

Martin mentions Rep. Lloyd Doggett’s recent encounter with protesters at an Austin area grocery store. Some of his constituents were captured on videotape shouting “just say no” (to the Democrats’ health care plan).

Two minutes into the YouTube video of the Doggett protest “you’ll find a guy carrying a kid on his shoulders and hoisting a sign with the Nazi ‘SS’ lettering,” Martin wrote. (The hand-lettered sign appears to read “SS Stop SS Socialized” ?? health care.)

The New York Times quoted Doggett as saying that he was “ambushed,” not by grass-roots protesters, but by “a very coordinated effort where the local Republican Party, the local conservative meet-up groups sent people to my event.”