Sam Seder Debates a Conservative Caller About Right-Wing Rhetoric

Run time: 06:14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRXEeU18dH4   Posted on YouTube: January 12, 2011 By YouTube Member: SamSeder Views on YouTube: 549   Posted on DU: January 13, 2011 By DU Member: Charleston Chew Views on DU: 1054

 
"Sam Seder Debates a Conservative Caller About Right-Wing Rhetoric"

Sam Seder takes a challenge from a Twitter conservative (*He wanted to be anonymous) to debate the huge difference between the widespread eliminationist rhetoric on the right versus isolated incidents of violent talk on the left. To listen to the entire debate, go to http://majority.fm/2011/01/12/wednesday-january-12-2011/

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By Patrick Martin
14 January 2011

A local Republican Party official in Arizona resigned his position this week after the attempted assassination of Democratic congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, citing the threat of violence from Tea Party members in his area.

Anthony Miller, who was hailed as a rising star in state Republican circles as one of the party’s few black leaders, was reelected last month to a second term as chairman of the Arizona Legislative District 20 of the Republican Party. District 20 is a heavily Republican area in the southwest suburbs of Phoenix, including Ahwatukee Foothills and parts of Chandler and Tempe.

In an e-mail to the state Republican Party chairman, Randy Pullen, sent shortly after the shooting of Giffords, Miller wrote that his wife had asked him “do I think that my PCs will shoot at our home? So with this being said I am stepping down.”


http://www.wsws.org/articles/2011/jan2011/ariz-j14.shtml