President Obama, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Al Gore, Michael Moore, the standard group of Lefties and their celebrity minions, and registered democrats of all stripes have either by annunciation or quiet acceptance tied themselves in support to the Occupy Wall St (OWS) protests and the off-shoots in other cities across America. More importantly, they’’ve all tied themselves to violent rhetoric that seems to bubble underneath these protests.
Already, several instances of violent confrontations have been reported. There have been multiple efforts to attack Bank of America offices. There was the confrontation to gain access to the Air & Space Museum in DC. There was an effort by a large mob to gain access to the New York Stock Exchange. There was an effort to disrupt the flow of traffic across the Brooklyn Bridge; scenes of the rejection of authority abound.
Thirty years’ experience to manage a team to turn off light bulbs at NC State? And then the occupiers complain about the cost of tuition.
The significance of the backlash in Wake County’s school board elections is clear and ominous for Art Pope and his allies, the Koch brothers and their Tea Party movement. North Carolina has just provided the first tangible evidence of the political merger between the growing populist protests against Wall Street excesses and the progressive wing of the Democratic Party in a new kinetic political coalition aimed at the heart of Art Pope’s radical agenda in the South. 
