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Two protesters arrested in House are members of Glenn Beck '912 Project' offshoot
Blog Briefing Room - 22nd Mar 2010
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The two men Capitol Police arrested for disrupting Congress on Sunday belong to an offshoot of Glenn Beck's "912 Project." Capitol Police arrested two Massachusetts men, William Gunn, 49, and David Sanders, 61, on Sunday afternoon after they allegedly shouted, "Kill the bill!" from the public gallery above the House floor proceedings. The two men are affiliated with the "Western Mass 912 Project" " an offshoot of Fox News commentator Glenn Beck's group,
Two protesters arrested in House are members of Glenn Beck '912 Project' offshoot - Glenn Beck News (http://politifi.com/news/Two-protesters-arrested-in-House-are-members-of-Glenn-Beck-912-Project-offshoot-316925.html - broken link)
I going to utilize a favorite leftist ploy.......What about all the times when the same thing was done to Bush? None of you were worried about "careless language" then.
This is what about it:
ACLU Files Lawsuit on Behalf of Protesters Arrested at Bush Rally in Pennsylvania
The lawsuit charges that federal agents, East Lampeter Township police officers and Pennsylvania State Police troopers violated the men's constitutional rights by illegally arresting them in order to suppress a peaceful, symbolic political protest against President Bush.
About a dozen anti-war protesters were arrested Tuesday morning during a peaceful demonstration of President Bush's speech before the U.N. General Assembly.
The arrestees were among about 400 protesters opposing the Bush Administration's war in Iraq, and its incarceration in Guantanamo Bay of more than 300 men on suspicion of terrorism or links to al-Qaida or the Taliban. Many in the crowd wore orange jumpsuits in solidarity with the Guantanamo detainees.
Are there any threads that don't instantly devolve into partisan bickering? My god, there's plenty to discuss in the OP. I'm wondering if I should waste my time giving an opinion.
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