That Is SOME Turnabout
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on September 3, 2009 at 8:01 PM in Censorship, Civil Liberties, Congress (House & Senate), Current Affairs, Health Care, Patriotism, U.S. Constitution
Rep. Carol Shea-Porter of NH went from being a citizen who protested at Town Halls, who was removed from a George Bush event, and disrupted her former congressperson’s town halls, to someone who has a constituent removed for asking a simple question. Yes, in just four years, Rep. Shea-Porter has done a complete 180. Astonishing. Sadly predictable. And incredibly hypocritical. Now she is treating her constituents, who were far less disruptive than she was from all reports, as if they are raving lunatics.
Check out what happened to one such “lunatic”:
You can see why he needed to be escorted out by Security. Ahem. He wanted to know if someone there was actually from NH. And the man escorted out is a retired police officer.
Oh, didn’t you also like her snide comment to him about her hope that a movie theater would be quieter?
And here is another one of her rabid constituents, who recounts his attempts to get ANY information from her office about upcoming events:
Wow. Way to represent your people, Rep. Shea-Porter. She has some major short-term memory loss it would seem. Or is as clear an example as anyone could want that power corrupts. Maybe both.
Do you think she knows that people voted her in, and they can vote her out?
This really is quite sad if you think about it (on a number of levels). That someone who regularly exercised her right to protest, including against the President of the United States, has now become someone who will not tolerate even the slightest dissent in the form of a question. In four years since she was elected she has done this turnabout. It really makes you wonder – which one was the real person, the one who protested, or the one who removes protesters?
In any event, I reckon her constituents are going to have the opportunity to let her know just how they feel about her treatment of them in a few short months. Yep. Perhaps by then, she will have realized maybe she shouldn’t have treated them like a disposable commodity. Time will tell.

















