The same arrogant congressman/women are asking why this nation is ripping itself in half. Look in the mirror and they will get the answer.

And no sane people have attempted to strangle or shoot any of them. Maybe the American people ARE capable of disagreeing (vehemently at times) with these tyrants, contrary to what the ruling class believes with all their hearts. However, none of them deserve physical violence. Only once they get fairly convicted, should a criminal be publicly hanged, along with their accomplices.

My point to the thread was - if people want to play the political blame game, the actions of our Congress men and women toward the people they represent has agitated tens of thousands at Town Hall events around the country. They passed the Health Care Bill 219 to 212 without a single republican vote and some democrats didn't sign on.  On the day of the vote, Rasmussen Poll had 54% of Americans OPPOSING the Health Care Bill. To think they now want to blame political rhetoric and not their legislative actions for this senseless act of violence is ridiculous.  

Again, I'm not saying the laws they passed caused this; I too think this was just a random nut case.  But if people want to go that route, I would argue that the unconstitutional actions of our Congress have caused civil unrest, not rhetorical debate.

http://www.rasmussenreports.co.....9/health_care_reform

First.....the tragedy in az was the sole responsibility of the schizo nut job wacko....PERIOD!!

Second.....The obama administration, coupled with pelosi and reid are solely responsible for the negative mood this country is in!

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My point to the thread was - if people want to play the political blame game, the actions of our Congress men and women toward the people they represent has agitated tens of thousands at Town Hall events around the country. They passed the Health Care Bill 219 to 212 without a single republican vote and some democrats didn't sign on.  On the day of the vote, Rasmussen Poll had 54% of Americans OPPOSING the Health Care Bill. To think they now want to blame political rhetoric and not their legislative actions for this senseless act of violence is ridiculous.  

Again, I'm not saying the laws they passed caused this; I too think this was just a random nut case.  But if people want to go that route, I would argue that the unconstitutional actions of our Congress have caused civil unrest, not rhetorical debate.

http://www.rasmussenreports.co.....9/health_care_reform

Spot on.