"You Are NOT Alone!"
Feinstein Calls Cops On Seniors, Retirees, ages 55-87
Beck is beginning to call for peaceful civil disobedience. Perhaps it begins.
Atlas Shrugs / Pamela Geller
Friday, July 31, 2009
Calling the cops on Grandma. Unbelievable. Aside from the fact that it is an anathema to our very breathing as a nation, worse yet, the corrupt media keeps all this evil from the American people.
Imagine the horror if this happened under a Bush administration, which of course, it wouldn't have. But this shows the true face of the left. Ugly.
Ages 55-87-seniors refused to leave Feinstein's office until she talked to them -- police were called and locked them out. I am surprised Feinstein didn't call the National Guard.
Police called on retirees at senator's LA office San Francisco Gate
Police were called on a group of retirees who refused to leave Sen. Dianne Feinstein's West Los Angeles office until she talked to them about health care reform.
Los Angeles police Sergeant Rich Brunson said Thursday that police lured the group of seven outside somehow, then locked the building's doors behind them.
Brunson had said earlier that eight people were being taken into custody, but corrected himself after getting new details from officers on the scene.
A spokeswoman for the 55- to 87-year-old activists said they arrived at Feinstein's office around noon and remained in her conference room more than six hours.
Atlas Shrugs / Pamela Geller
Friday, July 31, 2009
Calling the cops on Grandma. Unbelievable. Aside from the fact that it is an anathema to our very breathing as a nation, worse yet, the corrupt media keeps all this evil from the American people.
Imagine the horror if this happened under a Bush administration, which of course, it wouldn't have. But this shows the true face of the left. Ugly.
Ages 55-87-seniors refused to leave Feinstein's office until she talked to them -- police were called and locked them out. I am surprised Feinstein didn't call the National Guard.
Police called on retirees at senator's LA office San Francisco Gate
Police were called on a group of retirees who refused to leave Sen. Dianne Feinstein's West Los Angeles office until she talked to them about health care reform.
Los Angeles police Sergeant Rich Brunson said Thursday that police lured the group of seven outside somehow, then locked the building's doors behind them.
Brunson had said earlier that eight people were being taken into custody, but corrected himself after getting new details from officers on the scene.
A spokeswoman for the 55- to 87-year-old activists said they arrived at Feinstein's office around noon and remained in her conference room more than six hours.
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