Dems acting like Nazis

NY Times:

Citing incidents of violence at Bush campaign offices around the country, Republicans are asserting Democratic partisans have deliberately tried to intimidate voters, potentially storing ammunition for future arguments about the fairness of the election.

Yesterday, the Bush campaign provided a list of more than 40 examples it said had occurred since July, including the burglary from campaign offices of several items: two laptop computers in Seattle; a banner in Thousand Oaks, Calif.; petty cash in Spokane, Wash.; as well as break-ins last Friday in both Flagstaff, Ariz., and Cincinnati.

Also included were examples of lesser crimes including the defacement or theft of supporters' lawn signs as well as broken windows, slashed tires, shots fired, bullet holes and thrown eggs at campaign offices.

In addition, the campaign's "timeline of protests, violence and intimidation against Bush-Cheney '04" also lists 15 mostly nonviolent but sometimes confrontational protests organized by the A.F.L.-C.I.O. at various Bush campaign offices on Oct. 5 to deliver petitions protesting changes in the rules for overtime pay. In one effort to force their way into an Orlando campaign office, union protestors sprained the arm of a Republican field director.


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