(SINCE DEMOCRATS CAN'T ARTICULATE EXACTLY WHAT THEY STAND FOR ANYMORE THEY HAVE NOW RESORTED TO SLASH AND BURN WITH THE BLAME GAME IN LIEU OF GOVERNING DUE TO THE TUCSON SHOOTINGS.
DEMOCRATS HAVE BLAMED THE TEA PARTY
DEMOCRATS HAVE BLAMED SARAH PALIN.
DEMOCRATS IS NOW BLAMING SARAH ANGLE WHO RAN AGAINST HARRY REID AND LOST. BETTER ATTACK HER NOW LEST SHE RUNS AGAIN AND WINS.
A DEMOCRAT SHERIFF OF TUCSON BLAMES CONSERVATIVE TALK RADIO SINCE THIS INCIDENT OCCURRED ON HIS WATCH AND IN HIS JURISDICTION. HEAVEN FORBID THAT HIS DEPT FAILED TO PROFILE THE SHOOTER. OH WAIT YOU CAN"T PROFILE A KILLER. BUT YOU CAN A TEA PARTY BY OSMOSIS.
THE LEFT WING MEDIA WILL NOT STOP THE BLAME GAME. THEY HAVE NO MORE POLITICAL POLICY TO STAND ON CONSIDERING THAT THE 111Th CONGRESS OF DESTRUCTION HAS TRULY REVEALED THE DESTRUCTIVE CAPABILITY OF THIS DEMOCRATIC PARTY. SO LET THE TREE FALL IN THE FOREST, NO ONE IS LISTENING ANYMORE. THE DAMAGE TO THEIR CREDIBILITY WHATEVER IS LEFT OF IT IS DONE.)
The motive behind Jared Lee Loughner's attack in Arizona remains a mystery, but some Democratic lawmakers are looking to curb speech they claim creates an "aura of hatred" -- and are pointing to failed Republican Senate candidate Sharron Angle of Nevada as an example of the need for federal regulations.
Rep. Louise Slaughter, D-N.Y., on Monday referenced a comment by Angle in calling for a change in the nation's political dialogue -- by will or by law.
Rep. Brad Sherman, D-Calif., told Fox News that Angle "talked about people rising up and taking over the government by force, using their guns. She was very explicit."
Rep. Robert Brady, D-Pa., said he has no knowledge about what motivated Loughner to attack Giffords and the others, but he still wants legislation that bans the use of certain imagery when talking about congressional targets.
"I want to eliminate what may have been," Brady told Fox News. "I'm not a psychologist ... All I'm saying is you can't put a bullseye or a crosshair on a member of Congress."
( LET"S GO OUTLAW (FREE SPEECH) ALL MOVIES THAT CAN INSIGHT KILLERS THEN)
More than a decade ago, lawmakers like Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., warned that violence in movies and video games could cause violence in life.
On Tuesday, Rep. Kurt Schrader, D-Ore., was quoted in the Oregon Statesman-Journal that he blamed personalities like Fox News' Glenn Beck and radio host Rush Limbaugh.
Leahy added, "In a free society, the society that we Americans must always want our country to be, the government should not and must not restrain free expression." (SHOCKER BUT THE ONLY SENSIBLE COMMENT COMING FROM A LAWMAKER)
Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., also suggested Tuesday in a speech at the Center for American Progress that the blame game has no winner.
"The big question wasn't whose rhetoric was right or wrong, but whether our political conversation was worthy of the confidence and trust of the American people," he said.
(WHEN THE GOVERNMENT REMOVES THE ULTIMATE RESPONSIBILITY FROM AN INDIVIDUAL AND LEGISLATE THOUGHTS THEN WE ARE MUCH MORE CLOSER TO THE COMMUNIST PATH THAT WILL TAKE THIS COUNTRY INTO)
"... It is only in this way that we can hope to arrive at truth, and fulfill the great responsibility which we hold to God and our country. Should I keep back my opinions at such a time, through fear of giving offense, I should consider myself as guilty of treason towards my country, and of an act of disloyalty toward the Majesty of Heaven, which I revere above all earthly kings."....I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!"
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