Glenn Garvin: Condemning violence? Look both ways

For one, brief shining moment, I thought Nancy Pelosi must be the bravest American politician of the century, standing up to her own nutball constituency in the interest of American political politesse.

[The guy]

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2189...

[Lewis Sinclair]

I had no idea that Glenn Garvin could do such a brilliant impersonation of PeeWee Hermann:

"I know you are, but what am I?"

Burbach, send the man a check. He earned it.

[Mike]

Where are all the right wing whack a doodles? You would think an opinion piece like this would be red meat for them?

Maybe it is Jello day at the old folks home and they haven't yet wandered down to the computer room to log in for their daily rantings.

[Roger]

Seems to me the only violence I've seen so far is when the brown shirted democrat Union thugs bit the finger off an old guy, and the other case in which the brown shirted democrat Union thugs beat up a black guy.

[Just Saying]

Roger wrote:

Seems to me the only violence I've seen so far is when the brown shirted democrat Union thugs bit the finger off an old guy, and the other case in which the brown shirted democrat Union thugs beat up a black guy.

Seems like somebody's got some brownshirt envy.
I'm just saying.

[sock]

Brilliant article

[Observer]

He acknowledges that the right has James Earl Ray and Tim Mc Veigh.

He forgets James Van Brunn.

And Scott Roeder.

And Jim David Adkisson.

And (lest we think it's just a few lone nutcases)the Klan.

And the Aryan Nations.

And the National Alliance.

And the militias.

Etc.