The Silence of The Kittle

By Jeff Simpson


Matt Kittle had a vendetta last year against a Germantown Kindergarten teacher,who had a few beers at a county fair and ripped up a Republican yard sign. Kittle felt that a teacher on summer break, ripping a yard sign, was unpardonable and he made it his goal to get her fired,. 

Luckily he failed. 

Now as Capper and I both pointed out yesterday, Scott Walker, encouraged and condoned an attack on a protester at the Iowa State Fair. 

Video of 2 front-row @ScottWalker protesters during soap box in Iowa. Others in crowd & then followed to newser pic.twitter.com/PckTqWxlhS

— Vaughn Hillyard (@VaughnHillyard) August 17, 2015

Not a single word from Kittle, condemning this action by the Walker goons or Scott Walker himself.   I thought that he would for sure be calling at least for the outing and firing of the two thugs who grabbed the peaceful protester if not Scott Walker himself for goading on his goons to take care of his problem.   

Apparently Violence against people who disagree with you is acceptable and encouraged.  

PS:  Dave Blaska, who left this comment, also has been mum on this incident.

David Blaska December 27, 2014 at 11:49 AM

What public servant does Kittle attack next? Probably the next public servant to destroy private property, would be my guess.

Remember Ladies and Gentlemen - IOIYAAR

 

Scott Walker Failed The Test

By Jeff Simpson

While I do not agree with John McCain on pretty much anything, there was a time I respected him immensely:

It took class to stand up to a mob when Mr. McCain could have easily played into it.  He did not earn my vote this election but he did earn my respect as a Statesman.  McCain was put to a Moral Fortitude test and he passed it with flying colors.

Fast Forward to August 17,2015 and Scott Walker was also put to a test of character and moral fortitude and Mr. Walker failed miserably.

Video of 2 front-row @ScottWalker protesters during soap box in Iowa. Others in crowd & then followed to newser pic.twitter.com/PckTqWxlhS

— Vaughn Hillyard (@VaughnHillyard) August 17, 2015

As the video clearly shows, while Scott Walker was yelling and pointing fingers at the protester that he will "not be intimidated" and will do "whatever it takes" to get elected.  Apparently what it takes here is to goad, encourage, condone and watch a human being get assaulted right in front of his eyes.

In a sane world, this would be the end of the Scott Walker career ascendancy.  In world where Christians truly were Christian, this would draw disgust and anger from supporters and non supporters alike.   In a world of laws, these men who harassed and assaulted the protesters would have been arrested.  In a world where we treated everyone as if we were all connected and have more in common than not, Scott Walker would be an afterthought.

Alas, that is not the world we live in.  We currently live in this world:

and one where politicians(NOT leaders), can sic the mob on his detractors.  

How very unfortunate for our children!

God Bless you all, now beat that guy up!