Liberal New York alderman does Chicken Dance

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Liberal New York alderman does Chicken Dance. After calling a gun-rights advocate a “gun toting tea party psychotard” in a nasty email, and threatening her and her supporters with a beating, there was a massive turnout of gun owners at the city’s next public meeting. When queried about the email by the angry crowd, Alderman David Marstan quickly back-tracked, apologizing and admitting the email was “inappropriate.”

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • The limp wristed Commiecrat is lucky he didn't get tarred and feathered. I'm sure his Farcebook blog will be about bragging how he stood up to all those gun toting rednecks.

  • Maybe it is time to bring back flogging in public for libturds who allow mouth movement while their brain is in neutral.

  • It's about time that these leftist had someone get back in their face and call them out. All brave & tough when behind a locked door & keyboard. Let them get out in the light and face those who will challenge them and they fold like a tent.

  • "Committee President Moore said the group was upset at being confronted by such a large and angry crowd who were obviously “against us” and stressed the committee was not trying to “do anything sneaky.”

    From little town councils to the rarefied air of D.C. that attitude right there is one of the biggest problems we face. Poor little tyrants were "upset" the peasants stood up to them.

  • Interesting all the mass shootings lately seem to be done by gun toting liberal psychotards isn't it?

  • Yeah, Marstan, you're a typical limp-wristed, estrogen-powered, crap-for-brains wimp. If you really believed what you said, you'd have stuck by your, er, um, guns. If you had stood by your statements, I and the vast bulk of that crowd that showed up for the meeting would have at least respected you, even though we all disagree.

    I will not backtrack on my assessment of you as "truth" is never inappropriate.