Kentucky Tea Party Anthem: "If You Don't Give A Damn, We Don't Give A F@%k!" - Left Wing Activist, Lauren Valle Gets Stomped Out by Rand Paul Supporters

With midterm elections exactly one week away, to say things are getting kinda hectic would be an understatement. Case in point: the horrible assault of MoveOn.org activist Lauren Valle outside of the Rand Paul-Jack Conway debate in Lexington, Kentucky last night (watch video at the end of this post).

Apparently in Kentucky there's a new dance called the "Rand Paul Stomp". Yeah, a more Caucasian/Tea Party friendly, Kirk Franklin approved version of the "A-Town Stomp" I suppose. Apparently getting crunk in the club or gettin' stomped in the club is not only a act exclusive to Atlanta rappers like Lil Scrappy.

This via TPM:

As the candidates arrived, a group of Paul supporters pulled a female MoveOn member to the ground and held her there as another Paul supporter stomped on the back of her head and neck.

According to the Louisville Courier Journal, "Lauren Valle of MoveOn.org approached Paul and tried to give him an "employee of the month award" from Republicorp...a fake business MoveOn created to symbolize what it says is the merger of the GOP and business interests controlling political speech."

Now, I'm gonna say that it probably wasn't a good idea to attempt to run up on Paul and give him the "employee of the month award" from Republicorp the way she did. But, even so, there's no excuse for the treatment she received at the hands of Rand Paul's Tea Party Secret Service employees supporters.

To Paul and company I suppose this is no big deal given his response to it on Fox where he dismissed the attack because she got what she deserved. But to me, this is yet another example of just how despicable members of the Tea Party actually are; and it's appalling that arrests have yet to be made.

Oh well, "Don't Start No Shit, Won't Be No Shit," isn't just a Black thing, I suppose. Who knew the Tea Party had so much in common with grimmey Atlanta rappers. One thing's for sure, I doubt they'd be quick to run up on a brotha with that shit. But then again, this is the Tea Party, and they're not racist.

Speaking of which (yes I gotta throw down a race race card) can you imagine black people at an Obama rally getting away with some shit like this were the victim a fun loving Tea Party activist?

Rand Paul strikes back with new campaign ad

Talking to a friend last night, we both agreed that Rand Paul has a major communications problem. That would be, the lack or almost absence of a suitable campaign spokesperson. Speaking of which, I've got some dirt on the last one he had who was forced to resign in December - read about why he had to resign.

Here's a hint: It had something to do with pictures of a lynched black man on his Myspace page, and a problem he has with "niggers". Though forced to resign as spokesperson, in a response to the press, Paul noted that his then former spokesperson wasn't racist. And of course you know Paul knows a thing or two about just exactly what racism is, right?

But anyway, the stuff he said on the Rachel Maddow show the other night, though perceived as a major career implosion, could actually be a blessing in disguise. You know what they say, when life hands you a lemon, you squirt some in someone's eye! That said, now that the cat is out the bag on Dr. Rand "Bad Haircut" Paul, checkout his latest campaign ad that's is sure to fire up "his base", or members of the Tea Party:


Mark Twian once said, "I want to be in Kentucky when the end of the world comes, because it's always 20 years behind." There's some obvious truth to that given the contradiction that is Rand Paul who is running for a Senate seat to represent Kentucky. But sadly, Mark Twain may have been off by at least 100yrs.

Rand Paul on The Rachel Maddow Show, basically says, "Fuck your Civil Rights!"

So I watched the following interview on Rachel Maddow's show and, I'm not surprised. See, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Ron Paul is racist, and so is his son Rand. And what's sad is that people like him hide behind the First Amendment to shield their bigotry, and, he made this quite clear a recent interview on NPR .

That's why I always laughed at the silly Negroes who called themselves Libertarians who are supportive of Rand and his daddy. Silly Negroes, the freedom they speak of doesn't apply to the melanin afflicted which is why there was a need for the Civil Rights Act. If Black people were truly free, would we have had to enter the restaurants through a back door?

But I digress...

That said, what else do you expect from some wing-nut supposedly coming from, and representing a far right fringe? I gotta give it  to these Republicans, they're not accepting our post-racialness; and, they are not going down without a fight. Listen to this turd deflect (as most Republicans do in a debate) from the central questions as it relates to his thoughts on the 1964 Civil Rights Act: