Sunday, April 15, 2012
Orrin Hatch Says He Will Punch Libertarians in the Mouth
Utah Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch is “doggone offended” by the activists and voters standing between him and re-election, describing them as “radical libertarians,” reports The Daily Caller.
Hatch told NPR’s Howard Berkes, “These people are not conservatives. They’re not Republicans.”
“They’re radical libertarians and I’m doggone offended by it,” he said.
“I despise these people,” Hatch added, “and I’m not the guy you come in and dump on without getting punched in the mouth.”
If Hatch can secure 60 percent of the April 21 state convention vote, reports DC, he would avoid a primary election. If he can not, the top two convention vote-getters will advance to a June primary.
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I don't think Hatch actually understands how elections are supposed to work.
ReplyDeleteAs a libertarian living in Utah, Mr Hatch, I welcome the fist fight.
ReplyDeleteBring it on.
Well, he certainly doesn't believe in the non-aggression principle.
ReplyDeleteUoooo.....the libertarians I bet are really scared! Hatch probably could not punch is way out of the proverbial 'wet paper bag'. I wish I was one of the libs in Utah.....I would love to have him try to punch me in the mouth....the little corrupt weasel!
ReplyDeleteI went through campaign donations by Carlyle Group employees. While they covered key leaders for both the Red and Blue political teams, Orin Hatch was nearly universal for Red.
ReplyDeleteCarlyle Group associates know where to place their political bets for leverage.
As libertarian, I have nothing but contempt for you sorry worn out carcass as well Mr. Hatch.
ReplyDeleteHow dare these people promote freedom! After all, the Founding Fathers were hellbent on banning hemp, taxing income, providing monthly payments and free medical care to the elderly, and invading and occupying the Mideast.
ReplyDeleteI love being hated by conservatives, it's so much fun.
ReplyDeleteWasn't Hatch the Senator trying to get rid of the requirement that POTUS had to be a US citizen?
ReplyDeleteI doubt that Mr. Hatch has lifted anything heavier than a gold plated pen during his tenure in the Senate. It would be surprising were he to have the physical strength to punch his way out of a wet paper bag. Mr. Hatch ought to have retired years ago. Hopefully the voters of Utah will have the good sense to bid him farewell.
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