On that, Pelosi’s right. Attempting to suppress the opposing side from being able to express their views in a debate IS un-American. Regardless of who does it, or what “side” they’re on.

That said, I fully agree with Mr. Sola’s challenge for Congress and the President to commit to using the same health care plan they want for the rest of us. If it’s good enough for us, it’s good enough for them. They should be legally bound to use, for the rest of their lives, for their friends and family, ONLY whatever health care plan they propose for the rest of us. No opting out. No private care. And especially, no more taxpayer-funded Cadillac health care plan like they’ve had for decades.

On the matter of the nighttime visit from “thugs” — Mr. Sola, if you’re reading this, are you certain that the people in question actually worked for Pelosi, Dingle, etc., or were operating with their knowledge and consent? Or were they just citizens on the other side of the debate who took extreme measures to attempt to silence YOUR voice and YOUR side of the debate? That would be every bit as un-American a tactic as what Pelosi claims is happening.

Furthermore, anyone who invades someone else’s home for political reasons, regardless of whether they’re doing it on behalf of politicians or on their own recognizance, are themselves un-American. Anyone attempting to silence debate through fear, whether they be KKK or Black Panthers, whether they be corporate or union kneebreakers, is un-American. Unlike Pelosi, I’ll come right out and call such PEOPLE un-American, not just their tactics. And I’m 100% non-partisan on this.