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Cantor Dials Back Occupy Wall Street ‘Mobs’ Remark, Says Frustration is ‘Warranted’

Cantor Dials Back Occupy Wall Street Mob Remark, Says Frustration is WarrantedHouse Majority Leader Eric Cantor attempted to walk back comments referring to the “growing mobs” of the Occupy Wall Street movement, saying Sunday that the protesters’ frustration is “warranted.”

“I think more important than my use of that word is there is frustration out there across this country, and it’s warranted,” the Virginia Republican said on “Fox News Sunday.” “Too many people are out of work.”

In an Oct. 7 speech at the conservative Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C., Cantor said he was “increasingly concerned about the growing mobs occupying Wall Street and the other cities across the country.”

Still, Cantor stood by his remarks castigating elected officials for their support of the movement, encouraging blame rather than working to find a solution.

“Where I’m most concerned is we have elected officials in this town who are, frankly, joining in an effort to blame others rather than focusing on the policies that have brought about the current situation,” Cantor said. “I mean, when you hear some of the Democratic elected leaders joining in blaming parts of our economy and society versus let’s take some of the credit or blame here in Washington.”

Watch the clip below, via Mediaite:

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  • NOBALONEY
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:21pm

    Don’t think he dialed back. He explained where the blame should be going to. DC not Wall Street. Herman Cain said it best,”It’s not Wall Street, it’s 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue”.

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    • Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:49pm

      Indeed, Cain is on the money with 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue; and there are the ones in Congress, especially Reid, Pelosi, Jackson Jr., and others like Sharpton, Moore and Van Jones as well.

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    • CatB
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 3:36pm

      I agree .. and they are mobs .. in the streets and in the White House and Congress .. or perhaps we should just call them THUGS!

      TEA!

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    • Jaycen
      Posted on October 17, 2011 at 2:10am

      It doesn’t matter what anyone says, Leftists will agree with what “authorities” say, they always do. They aren’t interested in facts, or logic or thinking for themselves. The only thing that matters is what an authority tells them to think.

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    • coindexter
      Posted on October 17, 2011 at 4:06am

      Cantor is a wu$$y double talking PC jacka$$. watching him on tv is excruciating…painful. did he say the (r) party was concerned with income disparity? to me that is a wu$$y double talking PC jacka$$ way of siding with the OWS.

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    • whywonder
      Posted on October 17, 2011 at 7:53am

      Blazers meme
      Blame obama for everything.
      Hey snowkittyy I read your posts. All you do is blame and whine about the left as if the right can never does anything wrong. You are a throwback to the salem witch trials.

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    • AvengerK
      Posted on October 17, 2011 at 2:21pm

      Cantor is being a politician. We don’t need politicians in the face of a leftist insurrection, we need guts.

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    • tifosa
      Posted on October 19, 2011 at 6:57am

      yeh, he dialed it back. He has a challenge in 2012. DaveHunsicker. Let’s call it the DaveDialback.

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  • oldschoolgreen
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:19pm

    Where was the left when conservatives were decrying the bailouts? Calling us a bunch of right wing whackos. Now they are opposed to them? It was a democratically controlled congress and executive that voted those in, not the GOP. Reality is these people are being used and don’t even know it.

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    • Stoic one
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:31pm

      Here Here!

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    • oneshiner
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:43pm

      This is why we must support Herman Cain. He says it like it is.
      I understand why the frustration in this Occupy thingies, but you are calling out the wrong people.
      Go attack Obama, Democrats, FRANK/DODD & Congress for causing most of these problems. Wall Street and the Banks are just puppets who were threatened if they didn’t do the dirty work of the Democrats.
      I’m all for the anger, just get it directed to the right place. I‘m sick of the CEO’s making millions off us little people. I’m pizzed at bailing out car co. and energy Co. that go bust in the night and we lose our hard earned money in the billions. But I’m also angry at letting 1/2 the Nation get away without paying taxes who live beyond their means.

      Remember when the poor didn’t have but one car, no washer/dryer (my mom didn’t) no TV because we couldn’t afford one, let alone the cable bill. Didn’t make long distance phone calls because they were too expensive so we wrote letters, never ate prepared food from stores because we couldn’t afford it (still don’t because they are mostly crap) certainly no dishwasher or microwave. Just basics.

      There are no poor in this country compared to the rest of the world. You people need to get out and travel to see what the rest of the world looks like, you’re lucky to have even a refrigerator.
      Go get angry with the Prez, Congress and the ill-advisers in Washington and demand they listen.

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    • nohussein
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:50pm

      Useful idiots.

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    • Look4DBigPicture
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:54pm

      The left-wing nuts have been waiting for their orders from the community-organizer-in-chief Obama. What better time to have this going on when Obama’s dropping in the polls, many in his administration are being investigated for Fast & Furious and improper loans to solar companies, when more of our troops have been sent to yet another country … and while the Republicans are trying to choose their candidate to run against him in 2012. This chaos has provided a great distraction … don’t cha think?

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  • ares338
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:18pm

    I can’t believe this idiot caved in. I guess he’s gone to the dark side. Inthe end they’re all just politicians and will move to which way the wind blows. They are all basically the same when behind the curtain!

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    • capecodsully
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:43pm

      He’s not caving in, he is just very aware that the democrats only hope of saving the Senate and White House is to fan the flames of a class war and a race war. He wants to be very careful that he does not say anything that democrats can “use to accuse”. We’re walking a fine line with these commies, they are schooled in this kind of warfare.

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  • nohussein
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:18pm

    capitalismrocks- But a problem easily solved.

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  • sbish
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:17pm

    As usual dumb dumb Cantor misses the point which is easily understood. Unemployment is only a “surface” concerns of what the OWS losers are protesting. A total entitlement society, wealth redistribution and weakening of property rights are the focus of these losers. I don’t think Cantor or anybody else should be dialing-back comments about the complete lack individual personal responsibility these people advocate.

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  • momprayn
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:15pm

    I suppose they (Repubs) don’t want to appear not to be “compassionate” & “understanding” – the Dems would/will use his previous words about mobs, etc. to bash them even more. It’s a political maneuver – as is everything. However, they do need to explain the truth of the matter more and who is really to blame, etc. They just never seem to do that. Not only that, it needs to be repeated over and over and over on national level. There are some things that need to be changed but it’s the misunderstanding of blaiming it on capitalism & Repubs. only. That needs to be explained & how the Dems are involved…not the Repubs. (generally speaking).
    More info on those who are behind the Occupation:
    http://biggovernment.com/thomasryan/2011/10/14/the-email-archive-of-the-occupywallstreet-movement-anarchists-socialists-jihadists-unions-democrats/
    I’m finding the site of Andrew Breitbart is another good source of the truth & breakingnews you don’t even hear on Fox………

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    • Ohello
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:28pm

      Eric Cantor is of the Humanist persuasion. Not much difference between social justice concepts and humanism. Humanism is the justification for social justice.

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  • texanpatriot
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:09pm

    We the People are patiently waiting for the 2012 election. We the People intend to elect Patriots not Democrats or Republicans. We yearn for those who serve to care more for their country than for their own reelection and those who will put us back on a steady footing.
    Yes, they will come from one of the major parties but that is because they own the machines and therefore the ability to elect. Corrupt but reality.
    God bless the USA!

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    • TEXASGRANNY73
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 7:39pm

      Texas Patriot Your thoughts very like my own as I could have written that first sentence. Which area of state are you? To keep on topic I like Eric Cantor. But If you will excuse me I replied to your comments to address @Redmeat (gross) Were you trying for a bigoted comment and just do not know how to spell? Jew? After reading your other comments it is obvious you do not like Glenn Beck or Fox or ESPN (at your home they’re blocked) and now you don’t like Jews? Please, I hope you are not from Texas but everyone is moving here for jobs. You probably don’t believe in God either but the Blaze is named for the burning bush (God speaks to Moses) and yet here you are with all this wonderful spillage. The truth has no agenda so who are you? Glenn is revamping this site and hopefully it will be for comments only no cursing and dropping the interminable arguing (including mine) and the awful bigotry towards blacks, gays, Jews, Mormons.Christians and haters in general.

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    • Survivor101
      Posted on October 17, 2011 at 3:12am

      If there is going to be an election…be wary…

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  • LB
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:05pm

    The people at these “gatherings” would not take a job if it was handed to them. They are fine with not working. There are alot of jobs out there. Just yesterday as I was running errands I saw at least 4 hiring signs in various businesses. They were jobs, maybe not careers, but jobs. Just about anyone can find a job at a Subway, Wendy’s, Michaels etc…Unless they are simply a moron and that is not the fault of the Banks, wall street or anybody but yourself. Excuse after excuse…woah is me. Shut up, clean up and get real.

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    • objectivetruth
      Posted on October 17, 2011 at 12:33pm

      Most of the frustration is about what you just said.People can find jobs not careers.Many times the jobs don’t even pay enough for them to live.Even when they work two or three jobs.Get a roommate?That isn’t always an option.For a multitude of reasons.Many of these people are simply frustrated.Thsy feel there is no hope and eventual decent outcome no matter how hard they work.The crooks thieves and assorted other criminals will just destroy every thing that they have worked for.

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  • VerySeniorCitizen
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:03pm

    This man is a hypocrite! He insists that it is OK for him and his cohorts to associate and support the Tea Parties, but IT IS NOT OK for the 99% of us to associate and support OWS! Wake up Mr. Cantor. We were ALL created equal!

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    • LB
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:06pm

      There is no 99%. Maybe .09%

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    • Walkabout
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:10pm

      Back in July or earlier GB said that the left was going to create a ruckus in October.

      Is there a real outpouring of anger? Yes.

      But seeing as how the left seeded the original demonstration by organizing them, paying for organizers & protester, what the hell makes you think the the left is no trying to coopt you as we speak?

      There has been much anger on the right about policies in Washington. See the Minuteman movement to secure our borders or the Teas party. That was all shouted down by the left that organized OWS.

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    • oldschoolgreen
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:15pm

      You are not the arbiters of social justice, you are not the harbingers of change, you are not the 99%.You are tools. You are arrogant useful idiots and you are being used by others.The Tea Pary folks did not occupy anything, they peacfully demonstrated then cleanded up the area and went home and got busy electing officals.We elect our officials,we defend the USA its lands, its constitution, and its people.If we the people of America want change we will vote it in.You’re energy and passion are commendable but miss placed.Learn the history you claim to have lived.The road you are on is lined in bones and tarred in blood.Stop now before this tragedy unfolds.

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    • sbish
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:30pm

      I don’t think that anybody is saying it is not okay for Progressives politicians to support the OWS movement. What is being said is, “Why would you?” They have no consideration for other people‘s property and there attitude of entitlement to other people’s wealth and possessions is childlike. For instance, one of their biggest gripes is Wall Street was bailed out and individual citizens were not. Two wrongs do not make a right. They are right to be angry about the bank bailouts, and they are petty, jealous children for wanting their own bailout.

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    • showmerancher
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:31pm

      Really? The Tea Party rails against the politicians that caused the problem, not the banks that were forced to give sub-prime loans when Bill Clinton signed that law in 1999, and who were overseen in doing it by folks like Christopher Dodd and Barney Frank. Despite being warned as early as 2003 by Republicans of the coming mortgage failures, Barney Frank was declaring the mortgage industry safe and investment worthy as late as July of 2008, even as the whole system was collapsing!

      Cantor stands with the Tea Party in getting rid of the old corrupt crony political system, while the Flea Baggers are protest about… who knows what… it seem to be different every time they interview one of them.

      I’m certainly no fan of the banks… but you can’t legislate them to do things that make no sense at all, then blame them for the outcome. Regulate them sure; but forcing them to make risky loans where they lose money just makes them have to find new ways to get more money out of the responsible people. (i.e. more fees, higher credit card interest, etc.) Democrats should actually LOVE the banks for that, since it lets the irresponsible off the hook, and makes the rest of us pay for it… just like Democrats want the tax system to work.

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    • Look4DBigPicture
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:46pm

      Did you even watch the video? Like Cantor said, Washington needs to be held accountable for their role in this mess. I’m not sure how that makes Cantor a hypocrite. He didn’t condone the protests, he merely stated he understands their frustration. BIG difference.

      The truth is, a lot of people have lost their jobs at no fault of their own, been unable to find new employment, and/or have lost their homes because of it. To start your own business takes capital … which the gov’t has blocked with all their new regulations. A few of these people have legitimate gripes … however living in filth on the streets with a bunch of misguided souls certainly isn’t a solution to their problems. This is far from a networking opportunity to find meaningful employment.

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    • tifosa
      Posted on October 19, 2011 at 6:53am

      You pegged it. Jon Stewart‘s take on exactly that point was hysterical in it’s truth in exposing Cantor et.al. Repubs. :^D

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  • junior1971
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:00pm

    This should be their new chant, it kinda has a nice ring to it = “gime, gime, gime, give it all to me for free, gime, gime, gime, give it all to me for free”. Maybe someone should go down there and lead this chant because it is the common message that all these groups of idiots are expressing.

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  • joe1234
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:59pm

    no surprise the establishment republicans would do this. they’ve been betraying us for years.

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  • tobywil2
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:58pm

    The “Occupy Wall Street” type demonstrations against Capitalism should be held in the cemetery!

    Capitalism contracted a fatal disease (Congress created the ICC, Interstate Commerce Commission) in 1888. It remained on its death bed until the mid-1930’s when it passed away without fanfare.

    Upon its death Capitalism was replaced with Cronyism. The death of capitalism was never acknowledged and the Wannabe Tyrants continued to blame the corpse for their economic failures justifying their attack on individual freedom. Of course, Cronyism is simply a transition from Capitalism to Tyranny. Disagree? Read the book “21st Century Common Sense”.

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    • jcizarter
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 3:00pm

      TO: TOBYWIL2
      Your posts are always great to read, thanks.

      Cantor who is a Repulican is apoligizing for verbalizing the truth. Please stop apoligizing to radicals because they do not care about the truth.
      This is from an article on Breitbart (whom I love)
      “We currently find ourselves in Phase 3. Senior members of the White House administration, and the President himself, have expressed support for OWS. Democracy for America, a Howard Dean initiated group just sent an email blast to more than a million members tonight selling yard signs that say “We Are the 99%” with co-branded urls: OccupyWallSt.org and DemocracyforAmerica.org/occupy. OWS is embraced by the establishment as a means to amplify existing agendae(sic). Bloomberg gives tacit “permission” for our occupation, effectively rendering it non-threatening and normalizing it. Result is rise in media coverage of occupation as nuisance to neighbors. ”

      http://biggovernment.com/rebelpundit/2011/10/14/occupychicago-joins-destroy-israel-anti-war-anti-america-peace-march/

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  • garyM
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:58pm

    The main problem I have with the GOP congress is they are not making any moves to stop this crap. Someone should be filing impeachment proceedings! They have many areas to choose from!

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    • tobywil2
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:07pm

      As expected, the mercenaries have escalated their demonstration to violent confrontation. Expect the media to try to elicit sympathy for these pathetic dupes of the Wannabe Tyrants. Remember, the purpose of these demonstrations is to produce the chaos to justify the declaration of martial law, suspension of the Constitution and final consolidation of the Tyrant’s power.

      Any declaration of sympathy for these mercenaries will only escalate the violence and enhance the Wannabe Tyrant’s objective.

      There can be no compromise with these mercenaries. The only compromise, they will accept are those that increase their power and escalate the violence. Do not forget that chaos and violence is the objective of these mercenaries’ leaders.

      The chaos justifying the declaration of martial law and suspension of the Constitution requires considerable violence. Sufficient force must be brought to bear on these mercenaries to end this civil disobedience before the American Revolution ends in a dictatorship. It is much later than you think!
      http://commonsense21c.com/

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    • texanpatriot
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:13pm

      @TOBYWIL2
      You are a wise man with great insight. I can only add that a move to take over our Country may lead to a second revolutionary war. This one will be fought over ideas not unlike the first one which was fought for State’s Rights but the cause was a terrible one: Slavery.
      God bless America and all who are willing to fight for this wonderful “experiment” of God given rights.

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  • TeaBill
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:56pm

    The difference is “We The People” who believe in the order of our Republic will choose to address our concerns through the means provided by the Laws of our Republic, not through a revolution which condones violence to bring about the collapse of the most liberty oriented system the world has ever known.

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    • dogpatch65
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:03pm

      @TeaBill, I don’t understand the politicians like Cantor who walk back their statements in the face of this sort of trash. I really don’t. Are they all cowards?

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    • IntransigentMind
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:10pm

      @Dogpatch: Yes, they are. Cowards all. If you don’t turn to just a few media sources like Beck, Breitbart, Levin, Limbaugh, and some of the better blogs, you’d never ever know it. The media won’t generally tell this story. They’re too busy concealing the outrageous behaviors of Obama, and they’re nothing but shills.

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  • garyM
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:55pm

    Most of these people in the Wall Street protest are not out of work because of a poor economy. Some are students who haven’t worked a day in their life. Some have nothing better to do and some and drug heads following wherever the action is. The democratic party should rid themselves of “The end justifies the means”! Most of them doesn’t even realize what the end will bring! They have been had!

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    • dogpatch65
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:05pm

      Noty only that, these people are anti-capitalist and therefore anti-America. It shouldn‘t be possible that our ’leaders’ like Mr. Cantor are retreating from calling these people a mob. It’s what they are.

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    • Walkabout
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:19pm

      garyM

      We need a poll or research on how many (percentage wise) are students in college, how many are being paid to protest & so forth. I’ll get around to checking the lib PEW to see if they are collating any stats.

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    • YepImaConservative
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:33pm

      These “yutes” are just are the new “turning on, tuning in and dropping out” generation. Timothy Leary walked back the “dropping out” portion of that slogan to mean something other than getting stoned and abandoning all constructive activity. But getting stoned and abandoning all constructive activity suits these “yutes” just fine while they hang out at the new “Human Be-in” emulating the hippies of the past.

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  • junior1971
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:54pm

    I actually live in his district and cannot believe his pc a$$ kissing attempt to ensure that he does’nt offend these types of garbage liberals. None of them have any grievences that even remotely reflect the real issues this country faces. In fact, I would submit that these people are a sizeable part of the problem we are facing. Gime, gime, gime, and give it all to me for free. I will not vote for this rino again!

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    • Walkabout
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:55pm

      The MSM will bring up his remarks again & again until they can get 1%, 3% or whatever small percentage is enough to swing an election.

      It is the MSM’s job to handicap Republicans.

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  • Jeff1000
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:52pm

    mob:

    1. A large disorderly crowd or throng.
    2. The mass of common people; the populace.

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  • mzee26
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:50pm

    I’m just getting tired of the Republicans always feeling like they have to dial it back all the time. Look what’s happening to our Country and our so called leaders are letting all this happen! Mr. Cantor you need to say what you mean and mean what you say! We have people talking about overthrowing our Government ON TAPE and no one is doing anything! Grow some balls or step down if you‘re too scared to hurt anyone’s feelings!

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  • UBETHECHANGE
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:49pm

    He’s been Alinskyfooled. Fire this RINO! Tea Party!

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  • truthseekerusa
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:48pm

    Had high hopes for Cantor at one time but apparently he has now joined the GOP Political Elites. Another reason to be a No Party Designated voter,

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    • Salamander
      Posted on October 17, 2011 at 12:50am

      Cantor would do well to join the conservatives! He is already a Republican, but he doesn’t really think that way! We have a lot of fixin‘ to do and I don’t think he is really up to it! I think he is too influenced by which way the political winds are blowing, when he should be acting out of principal! If the voters agree with his principals, he’ll get reelected. If they disagree with his principals, he won’t get reelected! But it is better to know, than to be confused! He is a smart enough guy that he should be able to land on his feet if NOT reelected! But HE SHOULD NOT stick his finger in the air to see which way the breeze is blowing! We’ve had far too much of that in Washington!

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  • eat-more-bacon-USA
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:47pm

    A riot is a riot is a riot – these riots belong to obama.

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  • capitalismrocks
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:45pm

    Frustration is already there… through the Tea Parties….

    Having opposing views is fine and its what makes up a great nation. It is done through Civil Discourse, through town halls and meetings, not roaming mobs storming banks, going to people’s homes, having people’s head on the top of poles.

    You don’t camp out on someone elses property – create a disgusting, filthy mess, bar others from enjoying a park so you can throw a “temper tantrum”

    You don’t block the Brooklyn Bridge, walk into traffic and cause chaos…

    That is what Mob’s do… therefor… they are a Mob

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  • nohussein
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:44pm

    All they are is a bunch of hippie, socialist dregs.

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    • capitalismrocks
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:04pm

      Every ants aren’t very dangerous — when they are only just a few…. when you have them in mass, they can take down and kill an animal 1,000s of times there own size…

      So they may be hippies and dregs, but when you start to see a 1000 of them storming the streets, it can become a very serious problem.

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    • HKS
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 2:11pm

      All Products of our fine educational system where they are not trained to take care of themselves, they are trained that they should be taken care of. It’s called socialism.

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  • DMONIC
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:42pm

    ABSOLUTELY NOT! These degenerate mobs are in no way warranted! These “people” want everything handed to them… They have NO idea what it means to roll up your sleeves and, God Forbid! WORK for anything! And these tools are the future of America? I may need to move to Switzerland if THIS is any indication of whats to come for our God Blessed (or cursed) country…

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    • absolutely
      Posted on October 16, 2011 at 4:08pm

      Dmonic — you had it right until you said you should move to Switzerland. We should make it so difficult for them, they move to Switzerland. Or just buy them oneway tickets to wherever they want to go, that’s easier. Absolutely

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  • AMERICA4EVER
    Posted on October 16, 2011 at 1:40pm

    Maybe some are out of work, but some of these “uninformed youths” admitted quitting their jobs to join in on these protests.

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