To all.  When I wrote this, I thought of all the charges of atrocities hurled 
at the Serbs but committed by Bosnian/Kosovo Muslims. This is the 2nd letter 
within the past two weeks that one of my letters was published by The 
Washington Times.  :-)   FYI:  George and I were at the Saturday Tea Party. It 
was a beautiful day.  Stella
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http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/mar/24/smear-tactics-redux/



Wednesday, March 24, 2010
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Smear tactics redux?
Although cameras were everywhere during the Tea Party rally in Washington at 
Saturday's march, it is quite revealing that the racial slurs and the supposed 
spitting on a congressman were never substantiated ("The race card canard," 
Comments & Analysis, Tuesday). However, after hearing the accusations, my first 
thought was, "Who is this person who allegedly spat on a black congressman? For 
all we know, this person could have been a plant because he was never arrested 
or questioned. Why didn't the congressman want to press charges? Perhaps he 
didn't want to expose just who this person was as it might have proved 
embarrassing for himself and the Democratic Party. Could it be the incident 
never happened? 

Fox News reported, " 'Never did I hear any type of racial slur,' said William 
Owens, a black Tea Party activist from Nevada who joined in the protests [in] 
D.C. Saturday." Fox News continued: "Now here's where those accounts are called 
into question: Though the claims of racist epithets against Lewis and other 
congressmen drew a lot of media attention, witnesses say they never heard such 
language, and YouTube videos have surfaced that show protesters booing and 
shouting 'Kill the Bill' but not shouting the N-word." 

Tactics such as these have been seen repeatedly over the years. A case in point 
is when a liberal candidate at the University of Florida during the Vietnam War 
ran for Student Senate and was found tearing down his own campaign poster, then 
holding a press conference to accuse his opponent of destroying his posters. 

Democrats themselves have stated that they would do whatever it takes to get 
Obamacare passed. If President Obama and his Pelosi-mafia team would resort to 
threats, corruption and bribes against their own, is it so unreasonable to 
believe that the false charges as stated were intended to discredit the 
thousands at the Tea Party? 

STELLA L. JATRAS 

Camp Hill, Pa.

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