Conservative Critics of Government Are 'Freaks' Who 'Will Need Kevlar'

American Thinker ^ | April 1, 2014 | Mark J. Fitzgibbons

[GeronL]

The Army of Tolerance dreams of the day they can slaughters tens of millions of us

[deks]

His bio page at the county website. . .

Supervisor R. Holder Trumbo, Jr.
Fauquier County, Virginia - Scott Magisterial District

http://www.fauquiercounty.gov/government/departments/bos/index.cfm?action=trumbo

[Still Thinking]

Conservative critics of government are...“in for a pretty rough ride,” and “will need their Kevlar,”

So....he's confirming that everything they believe is true?? THAT'S the way to win an argument!

[Foundahardheadedwoman]

I feel the same way about Huck, he has always reminded me of Gomer Pyle. Other people seems to think he is a nice guy, I think we need less nice guys and more SOBs. Aint he from Ark.?

[Captainpaintball]

It was actually part of the quote from the reporter who was barred from covering an event. So it was part of the story. I will contact the author—that part of the article makes no sense the way it looks on my computer. The website is screwed up—I couldn’t even email them. They’ll figure it out sooner or later...

[Monmouth78]

Evangelical culture is heavy on gullibility unfortunately. We are to be wise as serpents.

[GBA]

Conservative critics of government are “freaks,”

One of Cantor's minions?

Word 'round the campfire is that he's openly hostile to conservative Republicans in his bid to become Speaker.

[caligatrux]

All that goes on in Versailles on the Potomac is bread and circuses. The “Left” takes our money to fight the evil “Right”, while the “Right” takes our money to “stand on principles”, which they don’t.

I agree. The pseudo-struggle between Democrats and Republicans is just like the Roman gladiator games -- entertainment for the masses. Just to keep us cheering on "our side" against "them" so we don't realize both sides are screwing us. They are all the same, both sides of the aisle. The elite politician class.

[Fledermaus]

Yes, he was governor. Not a stellar record.