Thursday, May 27, 2010

SEIU engages in "politics of personal destruction" against neighbor who reported SEIU thuggery.

According to Hot Air, the SEIU is engaging in the left's favored tactic of smearing the personal or family life of Nina Easton.

Hot Air asks some good questions:

Has Captain Civility or his flack-in-chief been asked about this yet by any reporter, incidentally? Not that they’re obligated to answer for every sin committed by every crank on their side of the aisle; that privilege is reserved for Republicans. But after all the demagoguery about teabaggers gone wild coupled with all the finger-wagging at conservatives about disagreeing without being disagreeable, you’d think he might have thoughts on his closest union crony sending a rampaging horde to intimidate a banker at his home. But then, this is the guy who once told a group of financial CEOs, “My administration is the only thing between you and the pitchforks.”

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