Saslaw maligned gun-rights supporters, all rural Virginians

Bristol Herald Courier ^ | Jan 27, 2008 | Andrea Hopkins

[PeterFinn]

I suppose Mr. Saslaw should know about the cast of Deliverance. If I’m not mistaken wasn’t he the kid playing the banjo.

[muawiyah]

Saslaw lives not too far away ~ could drive by his house and not raise any notice. However, it would be nice if "W" could arrange for the last little bitty teeny weeny level of control we still have on that satellite that's ready to hit the Earth to graze his house ~ not enough to totally remove it from its foundations of course, but maybe headhigh ~ catch this puke while he's opening the refrigerator to take out another bottle of wine, or maybe a frozen latte.

[muawiyah]

Naw, naw ~ this Saslaw is an urban hillbilly himself. He was down there stealing lugnuts from their cars.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Saslaw, one of the “bright shining “bulbs of Virginia Democrats, has always had a big mouth and small brain.

With the rise in crime by illegals, esp. gangs, who will you call to protect you? Your police, Saslaw, or your 9MM?

If Saslaw wants to see “the cast of Deliverance”, let him look at the Clinton/Rodham families. (Hint: Never bend over in their presence).

God - Saslaw, Webb, Kaine, and Tejada. The four posterboys for Mental Illness Week.

Written by a Virginian who has to suffer the stupidity of all 4 of them.

[labette]

No comparison.

The kid playing the banjo had a unique musical gift....and he knew how to keep his mouth shut.

[USMCPOP]

He should bend over and squeal like a pig.

[olezip]

NO MATTER who was the target, the remarks were certainly not statesmanlike. Saslaw should apologize.

I would not expect the words "Democrat" and "Statesman" to be used in the same sentence. Democrats are far from Statesmen, as are other tax and spend socialists. Saslaw should resign in disgrace for such a remark!

[RushLake]

I think he looks more like the guy sodomizing the canoeist. He’s trying to sodomize Virginia gun owners in this case.

[Waco]

See what I mean? Keep the 2nd as is. An individual right. It’s VERY effective at smoking out sh-theads and traitors. Worked perfectly this time, didn’t it?

[neverdem]

See what I mean? Keep the 2nd as is. An individual right. It’s VERY effective at smoking out sh-theads and traitors. Worked perfectly this time, didn’t it?

It rarely fails. You get a black swan every now and then, but they are pretty rare.

[manapua]

For a while, I've thought that Saslaw well represents the utter rot that's taken hold in northern Virginia. What a complete jerk. Of course this will get zero coverage locally up here in NOVA / South Mass.

The previous poster that labelled Saslaw, Webb, Kaine, and Tejada as the poster boys for mental illness had it 100% correct.

[P8riot]

Drive by his house with Dueling Banjos blaring out of your stereo.

[Gondring]

Why would W do that? After all, W's adminstration is against those "gun nuts"...

[neverdem]

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[Yosemitest]

Saslaw knows the 2nd Amendment is specifically meant to protect private citizens from tyrants, and has nothing to do with 'hunting rights', except to hunt corrupt politicians.

[muawiyah]

Unfortunately for us all Saslaw is not symptomatic of anything new ~ he's been around a long time.

Actually, things have gotten better since the Republican party was formed here (within living memory).

I can remember the time when every politician in Northern Virginia was a Democrat.

Here's one of the things this Saslaw puke is known for. He was part of a gang of Demo thugs who portrayed themselves as "Democrats for Good Government".

They popped up in response to the creation of the Republican party (locally).

Their first major action was to count and recount the ballots where a Japanese-American fellow had won election to the state legislature. Once they'd counted them enough, and he'd lost, they quit counting them.

That's what local Democrats, of whom Saslaw is typical, call "good government".

[Corin Stormhands]

Virginia ping

[Gilbo_3]

An open remark this this used to at least warrant tar+feathers, accompanied by the proverbial rail ride or short rope. I often long for the good ole days...

[R. Scott]

Saslaw, a Northern Virginia businessman ...

That explains it all. Northern Virginia might as well be Massachusetts or New York City.