Eric Cantor cancels speech at Wharton

[Cinebar]

Originally Posted by Tone509

Since this is indeed not the Politics forum but rather the Philly forum, let us not get too sidetracked into general political discussion.

Sorry. I'm new here and still learning my way around.

[AdamBpa]

I went and rallied outside Huntsman Hall (and then went in). There was a lot of energy there and people can still read what Eric Cantor would have said here: The Daily Pennsylvanian :: Eric Cantor | Wharton remarks, as prepared for delivery

As we can see, all it does is justify the system that's created the income inequality that he does a poor job pretending to care about, and the only solution it offers is having "pro-family" policies. Of course

Anyway, it was pretty cool marching up Walnut St , through Penn's campus, and then down Market St. It's also cool how cowardly we revealed Eric Cantor to be.

[Matt Kim]

Obama doesn't give speeches in public, either. Cantor doesn't owe his critics a free throw wherever they want, on their terms.

[phillies2011]

Originally Posted by Matt Kim

Obama doesn't give speeches in public, either. Cantor doesn't owe his critics a free throw wherever they want, on their terms.

oh? that's a good theory. Except he does. You can continue to just say incorrect things though if you wish. This is after all the internet, you should feel right at home.

[Matt Kim]

Originally Posted by phillies2011

oh? that's a good theory. Except he does. You can continue to just say incorrect things though if you wish. This is after all the internet, you should feel right at home.

Um, no.

You'll get shouted down by Obamabots chanting "yes we can" and they they'll drag your ass out.

Ask Code Pink.

Free speech is not a free hall to **** and moan in.

[Clark Park]

Originally Posted by Matt Kim

Obama doesn't give speeches in public, either. Cantor doesn't owe his critics a free throw wherever they want, on their terms.

Oh? Is that a fact?!

I guess the speech he gave at the University of Pennsylvania that I witnessed doesn't count ... even though the general public - like me - were there as well as UPenn students.

Cantor is coward.