And They Are Not In Jail? Random Douchebags

Times have definitely changed. The insurance companies (Yes Folks The Insurance Companies) are possibly paying "carpet-baggers" to bum-rush town-hall meetings held by democratic congress persons in their respective districts. These "Fake Residents" don't even live there. Nevertheless they sneak in and raise a ruckus to attempt to shutdown the town-hall. Truly shameful, yet some elements of the media refuse to expose this unethical behavior for what it is. In simple language, it's just plain hooliganism. Such actions remind me of the "Haymarket Square Riots" of 1886.

These people bum-rushing these meetings will not stop until an unfortunate incident becomes a reality. The Insurance Companies are fully aware of such possible scenarios, because these people are a bit unhinged, and get carried away. But in reality, they don't care. These carpet-baggers are trampling on decent citizens freedom of expression and free speech, by shouting and screaming during these town-halls across the country.

So what can be done to prevent these "paid" carpet-baggers from such disruptions? Well first, ensure those attending these meetings present identification to prove they our the "real constituents" residing in such communities. After all, that is the original intent of such meetings. They are for the "People" living there, not rabid, paid carpet-baggers.

On another subject. What is the deal with these zealots on "C Street"? If you haven't heard or read the story of these religious zealots, you may be in for a serious shock. Have you heard of the "National Prayer Breakfast"? The "Family" gave us that little gem. I take it they also don't believe in the "Separation of Church and State". President Truman told them to take a hike. Eisenhower rebuffed them also, but caved thinking this would be a one-shot thing. Boy was he wrong. If anything, get the book written by Jeff Sharlet. It just might freak you out. The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power. Jeff Sharlet.