If there was any evidence that Perriello had taken this tactic, which I don’t believe for a minute he would, Rob would have posted it.

And speaking of Rob, uh, Rob, contrary to what you said on the air, I didn’t say that the SEIU “hasn’t done anything wrong.” In fact I referred to loutish and violent behavior by a few of its members. Rebut what I said, if you can. If not, please don’t again duck an actual debate, or admission, and instead put words in my mouth. Again, if Perriello is accountable for bad actions by a few members of an organization, who are not even in his district, have done, then by the same absurd logic you are responsible for the bad actions of the national group that supports you.

And contrary to another thing you said on the air, the DP didn’t write Perriello “strikes sign ban,” but rather “withdraws sign ban,” making clear that the ban was his. In the article itself McNeill writes that “Perriello’s office had banned signs.” The article also cites not one but two Tea Partier’s without rebuttal on their charges. If anything, “Lefty” bent over backwards to be fair here. You could learn from his example.

I wonder sometimes why so few of your listeners post here.

I just love humble transparent politicians.

The SEIU claims 2.2 million members, and I can only find a few instances in which they’ve been accused of “thuggery,” which seems to be the Right’s favorite phrase for their occasionally loutish behavior. Apparently none of these incidents have occurred in the 5th District and have been instigated by actual Perriello supporters, or you would have noted them.

I’ll bet there have been more racist signs and masks at Tea Party rallies than violent incidents by SEIU members. If Perriello should be made to answer for what a few people in a group that supports him do, then you should be made to answer for the racism of those few Tea Partiers, because that group supports you.

Bottom line: hatred makes people say stupid things.