Could Tea Partiers Smuggle Handcuffs by Capitol Security?
February 3, 2015
What do you think the chances are a group of people wearing bright yellow Gadsden Flag t-shirts, would be able to sneak handcuffs into a Senate hearing featuring three of their most high profile protagonists? What’s the probability that Lois Lerner, Eric Holder, and Hillary Clinton, seated in front of U.S. Senators, would be accosted by an unruly group of Tea Partiers waving steel manacles within inches of their faces? There is no chance.
Yet, if you replace the Tea Party with Code Pink, and the trio mentioned above with Henry Kissinger, Madeleine Albright, and George Schultz, you had this seemingly unbelievable scenario play out in front of what came to be a stunned national audience. Sadly, people apparently already forgetting the attacks on Canada’s Parliament and a Paris newspaper, were more shocked by Senator McCain’s labeling one of the miscreants as “low-life scum” than the fact these notor
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