By pressing Armey to repudiate "Nazi imagery," some viewers might have been led to think that ObamaCare protesters are turning up in brown shirts, etc. In fact, of course, some protesters have analogized Dem leaders to Nazis. You can debate the wisdom of the tactic, but this is just the opposite of using "Nazi imagery" to embrace it.

I'm not sure which video of Ybor City Maddow is referring to. The Tea Party web site has an entire page of videos, 39 of them. It includes this one of a demonstration in Tampa, but there is nothing vaguely violent about it. I did find another site with several videos from the event. While there is mutual finger-pointing aplenty, it seems clear that SEIU union members were at least as likely responsible for the brouhaha as anyone else. Morever, the protesters were angered about the fact that the Dem elected officials who organized the event used two doors: one to let in supporters, another apparently to keep out protesters. For Maddow to point the

For Maddow to point the finger exclusively at the Tea Party is patently unfair.

So what's next for Maddow? A dramatic announcement, perhaps, that "I have in my pocket a list with the names of 205 Tea Party Patriots"?

Note: There is, of course, a significant difference between McCarthy and Maddow. The MSNBC host falsely paints the ObamaCare protest movement as riddled with violence, whereas the Wisconsin senator rightly alleged that there were many Communists in government at the time.

The cons are so stupid that they are calling Obama a Nazi and a socialist, at the same time.

We're just trying to provide better health care for all Americans.

For that effort, we're painted as evil beings.

If only we wanted to bomb and shoot people instead, then we'd be perfect Christians.

"... whereas the Wisconsin senator rightly alleged that there were many Communists in government at the time."

Prove it, because he couldn't.

The left also likes to sweep under the rug the fact that the Obama as Hitler poster and many other references to Obama as a Nazi were put out there not by conservatives, but by a democrat group.