Sunday, February 03, 2013

Coordinated Attack Alert: NY Times Op-Ed Slanders Tea Party, Falsely Accusing It Of Assaults On Public Officials


Photograph of Occupy Wall Street Revolutionaries setting fires and creating mayhem

Spreading lies about Tea Partiers, trying to take down the 2nd Amendment, calling those who support the Bill of Rights, "White Supremacists"; this is a vicious, coordinated, all-out assault launched by Leftists who want to fundamentally change America.

Looks like liberals are still trying to peddle the discredited allegation that Tea Party members attacked black members of Congress. 
The op-ed page of today’s New York Times contains a column by James Sleeper, a long-time left-wing activist, now a lecturer at Yale.  The gist is the grudging respect that Sleeper came to have for Ed Koch, the former New York City mayor who passed away two days ago. Sleeper writes of how as mayor, Koch wrestled to the ground a protester who had stormed the stage as he spoke and pelted him with eggs.  Sleeper wrote that Koch’s asking the audience whether they wanted the other protesters removed looked demagogic at the time, “[b]ut not so much now, with Tea Party heckling and assaults on public officials.” More after the jump. 
Just which “Tea Party assaults on public officials”?  Sleeper never says.  Could he be referring to the alleged incident in which Tea Party protesters supposedly used the N-word toward members of the Congressional Black Caucus and spat on them? Those that have followed the story know that no one has ever stepped forward to produce any evidence thereof and claim the $100,000 prize that Andrew Breitbart offered.

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