Doesn’t make any sense to me, really.

White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel is simultaneously Obama’s right-hand man (thus anathema to conservatives and patriots across southern Indiana) and he is the guy who steered Obama away from cherished progressive goals like the public option.

Why have him come to Bloomington to do a fundraiser?

It’s the worst of both worlds; it pisses off the lefties that Baron needs to volunteer and donate to his campaign and it inflames the conservatives elsewhere across southern Indiana that Baron needs to keep snookered and sleeping.

Emanuel coming to Bloomington Jan. 9 to support Hill

please join us
in honoring
congressman
baron p. hill
REPRESENTING INDIANA’S NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

WITH

special guest
rahm emanuel

saturday, january 9, 2010

VIP Reception
at the home of Dr. Owen & Julie Slaughter
2424 Dunn Street ~ Bloomington, IN
5:00 – 6:00pm

General Reception
Tudor Room
Indiana Memorial Union
Bloomington, IN
6:30 – 7:30pm

VIP RECEPTION
$1,000 Per Host
$500 Per Guest

GENERAL RECEPTION
$100 Per Guest


7 Responses
  1. Dr. Owen Slaughter is the chief ER physician for Bloomington Hospital. Interesting that he supports folks like Rahm Emmanuel, Baron Hill, and by extension Barack Hussein Obama and their big government health care takeover plans.

    Posted by Michael Jezierski on January 4th, 2010 at 8:05 pm |

  2. Slaughter was a plant in Hill’s bogus townhall meeting last fall. Hill had a one hour meeting, and used 1/3 of it to babble his leftist sludge before taking questions. When the heat got to be too much for him, he “pretended” to answer a tough question by pointing to this doctor and said “Dr. Slaughter”. Hill said he had no plants in the audience, but Slaughter stood up and rambled on for nearly 15 minutes. This was carefully defined to diffuse the momentum of the opposition and consume time. So between Hill and Slaughter, about a half-hour was consumed. We’re going to protest outside of the Memorial Union Saturday. I think we should protest outside of the Slaughters house too.

    Posted by liberateus on January 5th, 2010 at 10:17 am |

  3. Hmmmm… How appropriate is it that the fund-raising host’s name is “Dr. Slaughter” when he’s supporting a yellow dog democrat who voted for an abortion-funding healthcare bill?

    Posted by derektrovi on January 5th, 2010 at 4:02 pm |

  4. Yeah, I was pretty sure that Slaughter was the doctor that spoke for the public option in Baron’s town hall, but I didn’t have time to go back and check the original video.

    Posted by Scott on January 5th, 2010 at 6:00 pm |

  5. I note in the second line, the writer equates conservatives with patriots, thus implying that liberals/progressives are not patriotic. I would object to that. Liberals and conservatives may both be patriotic, just people who disagree on what is best for America.

    And I have not heard a whimper of objection from Democrats about Rahm campaigning for Hill, again contrary to the article’s suggestion. Keep in mind, Hill is not only campaigning for re-election in 2010, but positioning for a run for Governor in 2012, probably against Todd Rokita, who is spending public dollars raising his name recognition. Aren’t conservatives going to object to THAT inappropriate use of tax dollars?

    Posted by fishersdemo on January 7th, 2010 at 5:49 pm |

    • Scott can defend himself, but I don’t think his language goes as far as you suggest regarding patriot = conservative.

      I would also suggest that the most likely Republican Gubernatorial candidate in 2012 is not Rokita. I can think of two other candidates who I think have a better chance.

      Posted by Joel Harris on January 8th, 2010 at 7:08 am |

  6. You won’t find me defending Todd Rokita very often, and certainly not for his commercials that are campaign ads in all but name.

    Posted by Scott on January 7th, 2010 at 6:02 pm |

   
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