Common Cause Mob and Their Racist, Violent Rhetoric

After the Arizona shootings the lefties in the media tried to tie the even to "violent rhetoric" from various figures on the right such as Sarah Palin and Rush Limbaugh.  Despite their best efforts there was no connection to the shooting, and certainly talk of "targeting" a congressional district pales in comparison to what the mob at the Common Cause anti-Koch Brothers rally in Rancho Mirage had to say last Sunday (from the Daily Caller):

Q: What do we do with Clarence Thomas? A: 'Put him back in the fields!' -- Good morning, post-racial America! On Thursday, Christian Hartsock published video interviews with Common Cause protesters outside a Koch Bros conference in Palm Springs, California, in which several CC'ers stopped being polite and started being really honest about what they'd like to do to the people with whom they disagree. "Put him back in the fields," one protestor says when asked what he'd do with an impeached Clarence Thomas. Says another: "We cut off his toes one by one, and feed them to him." A third? "I'm all about peace, but I would say torture." But perhaps Common Cause members aren't really racists: The name "Roger Ailes" elicited responses of "kill the bastard" and "string him up." Earlier this week, Politico's Ken Vogel reported that security at the Palm Springs resort is incredibly tight--draconian, even. Now we know why: The attendees are terrified of the bloodthirsty mob outside. 

Read the article at the link. Most of those people could have been charged with making a terrorist threat, and it certainly makes you wonder how their minds have been so terribly corrupted.

If you're looking for racist, violent rhetoric, stop looking at conservatives and start looking at the radical left, because that's where you'll find it.