The Big Crash?

A group called Progress Iowa tried to organize a Crash Mitt Romney's Private Country Club Event!
via Facebook.

They extended 37 online invites to such heavyweights as Danny Homan and ASSME Iowa; Ken Sagar; Bonnie Campbell; Mari Culver; Charlie Wishman and John Deeth.

According to the Ragister, 15 or 20 people showed up for the street demonstration, including many with ties to unions, the activist group Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement and other liberal organizations.

That shouldn't merit media coverage and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Protesters quoted include, Ryan Maher (a Socialist brother to Bill), who state brilliantly on a sign -- “Hey, Mr. One Percent, open up your country club event to the real job creators.”

And that would be a carpet layer from Des Moines?

When you look and think like Ryan, the only thing you can lay is carpet.

Also in attendance were Jan Laue who said -- “Mitt Romney and his rich benefactors are behind the gate while ordinary people are out on the street. It’s symbolic of what would happen if Mitt Romney were elected.”

As you can see from our first picture Laue is correct, as there has been a fence around the White House since 1876.

Michael Hunt, a spokesman for the Iowa Democratic Party, wore a Mitt Romney Halloween mask as he held a sign criticizing “Romney economics.”

Mike Hunt, what a tremendous ASSet to Iowa Dummycrats.

Tom Cat?

The Iowa Bored of Regents approved the CommieTommie Harkin Institute of Public Policy.

Regents approve Harkin institute at Iowa State

As, we've opined before, The Liter finds an institution more to our liking for St. Thomas of Equine Ass.

It should come as no surprise that the institute will be a part of the Carrie Chapman Catt Hall, home of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Catt was deceased nearly fifty years before receiving that honor and those sexists bastards can't wait until Harkin's out of office?

Outgoing ISU President Gregory Geoffroy called Harkin ISU’s most prominent alumni.

That's udderly ridiculous for MOO U and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Geoffroy continued with, it would be a “travesty” if his papers were collected somewhere other than Iowa.

Were the Bahamas beckoning?

The debate wasn't about housing them, just wait until Harkin's retired for this honor(?).

Dummycrat Bonnie Campbell was disingenuous when she said, "...I would feel the same way if we were setting up a Grassley institute of public policy.”

You could have displayed some integrity by making that a motion.

The Harkin Institute is supposed to be a non-partisan research center but, per Harkin --

“I hope the materials I plan to furnish might serve as a resource to bring deeper knowledge of national issues and federal processes, as well as contribute to the continuation of causes and policies to which I have dedicated my career in public service.”

Read that as Fiberal and Partisan.