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Randall Terry Booted From Va. Town Hall

Crowd chants 'kick him out' at antiabortion activist

By Matt Cantor| Posted Aug 26, 09 9:40 AM CDT|

(Newser) – Theatrical antiabortion protester Randall Terry was escorted from a town hall last night as he hammered Howard Dean for "baby-killing," Salon reports. Terry has been protesting outside town halls, but last night, he came indoors as the former DNC chair and Rep. Jim Moran met with constituents in Virginia. Things were “rowdy and ugly” from the start, writes Alex Koppelman.

Moran noted that there were people at the meeting who weren’t from his district and were there just to interrupt. He said those people should leave and singled out Terry, who was shouting that Dean was a “baby killer.” Moran decided to allow Terry to ask the first question if he’d stop protesting. Terry opted not to and was removed from the meeting with the crowd chanting “kick him out,” Politico notes.

Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean and Rep. Jim Moran, D-Va., take questions at a town hall style discussion on health care reform at South Lakes High School in Reston, Va., Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

Randall Terry, founder of anti-abortion group Operation Rescue, shouts at Howard Dean during a town hall meeting on health care reform with Rep. Jim Moran, D-Va., in Reston, Va., Aug. 25, 2009. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean gestures as he answers a question at a town hall style meeting on health care reform hosted by Dean and Rep. Jim Moran, D-Va., in Reston, Va., Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

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Doctor_Zaius
Aug 26, 09 9:41 AM CDT

Awesome. Reply

+19

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DJM420
Aug 26, 09 9:49 AM CDT

was terry protesting vietnam or something? i didnt know dean was in nam...

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Fondue
Aug 26, 09 10:26 AM CDT

Truly Awesome. He got to do his rant long enough and got his message out - his 1st Amendment right preserved.

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Citrixguy
Aug 26, 09 11:27 AM CDT

@DJM - judging from your posts, there's a hell of a lot of things your don't know

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Timinator2K
Aug 26, 09 9:58 AM CDT

Disagreeing is an American right, being disagreeable isn't. Okay, even a little creative name-calling is right up there with apple pie, Mom and Government Motors. Reply

-11

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John
Aug 26, 09 10:04 AM CDT

"Baby Killer"? How creative.

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Yourself
Aug 26, 09 10:56 AM CDT

there's a difference between disagreeing and being disruptive in civil discourse. He was given not only an opportunity to stay, but had the first question, and even then he couldn't contain himself and felt the need to keep being disruptive. I don't care what party you're from, what party you're against, what your opinion is, but if you're going to be disruptive like a little child during a civil discussion, then i fully agree with having you removed. Just like one would remove a child from a restaurant when they're acting up and screaming uselessly, well he was removed for being immature and disruptive. That my friend is the difference.

+10

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eliex
Aug 26, 09 11:55 AM CDT

do you just sit around all day trying to think of the stupidest things to write for every single article? but seriously, wtf is your deal timinator?

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Reader60610265
Aug 26, 09 6:31 PM CDT

Next they'll start spiting on him and throwing rotten food.

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odowd80
Aug 26, 09 10:04 AM CDT

All these Code Pink wannabes should be booted out of town halls. Reply

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ruserious
Aug 26, 09 10:06 AM CDT

It is somewhat humorous that he was given the floor to speak, and he had nothing worthwhile to say. This seems to be representative of many situations this summer. Reply

+12

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doingtherightthing
Aug 26, 09 10:24 AM CDT

Booted yes, real reason why? We don't know by this article, however, we do know this; the press is bias and I doubt he was given any chance to shout down Dean, a controlling loon on the left..........a Barney Frank Tactic Reply

-13

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Fondue
Aug 26, 09 10:30 AM CDT

False accusations, constant interruption and a crowd chanting "KICK HIM OUT". Do you read?

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atomick
Aug 26, 09 10:42 AM CDT

Don't leave a comment if you haven't read the article! Are you FLAUNTING what an ignoramus you truly are?

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doingtherightthing
Aug 26, 09 10:46 AM CDT

Fondue......I read: But I see a bias press reporting. I doubt that this crowd wasn't stacked from the beginning by Dean for his purpose. This was a labor tactic during the 30's to unionize industry........shout them down and toss them out they wanted no objections........Obamacare has you paying for abortions in this bill. Lets don't expose that fact. Lets hide behind the podium and toss out all objections about abortions in the bill. The public shouldn't know what we are doing in congress. Thats the truth about this troll Dean.

-10

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freethemall
Aug 26, 09 10:48 AM CDT

The press is biased? I'm sure you learned that from the likes of Rush Limbaugh. And of course he, and others of his ilk are not biased, are they?

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Fondue
Aug 26, 09 10:51 AM CDT

Then watch it on C_SPAN, it's on right now. Or go to their website and watch.

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Forderon
Aug 26, 09 11:28 AM CDT

The the press is biased. The press that is dominated by Fox News, Limbaugh, Levin, Savage, etc. The only place it's biased is on the Internet and that's because the Internet has a bias for truth.

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Doctor_Zaius
Aug 26, 09 11:39 AM CDT

We've been through this, thing can't read.

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odowd80
Aug 26, 09 1:14 PM CDT

@rightthing: the man's objection was noted AND he was given the floor to speak his mind. His only purpose was to be disorderly, so he was kicked out. Try acting like he did in a courtroom and see what happens.

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Snarfeh
Aug 26, 09 7:40 PM CDT

@hypethang - Why in the hell should he be given a chance to shout down Dean or anyone else for that matter? He was offered an opportunity most of us would LOVE to have, to ask a question, and he, the dumbas, fucking declined, DUH.

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Shannonals
Aug 26, 09 9:25 PM CDT

If you had read the article and/or watched the Youtube of the incident you would understand why he was booted rightthing. Nothing wrong with having your voice heard, it's our right as Americans, but being disruptive and outright beiong offensive isn't

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shonangreg
Aug 26, 09 10:40 AM CDT

Here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hskU_p6earI Reply

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Cegorach
Aug 26, 09 9:13 PM CDT

That was obviously a biased recording of the events to go along with the biased reporting of the events

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Fondue
Aug 26, 09 10:40 AM CDT

Anyone see this: "at a town hall at Simpson University in Redding on Tuesday when US House Representative Wally Herger signaled encouragement to a 67-year-old town hall attendee, Bert Stead, who called himself a “proud right-wing terrorist.” -- “Amen, God bless you,” Herger reportedly replied to the comment. “There is a great American.” -- That was enough for 50-year-old Marisa Hewitt, who called the largely anti-health reform crowd “a bunch of racist haters” and started “using the f-bomb” after the controversial comments. -- That did not sit well with crowd. One individual grabbed Hewitt by the arm and ejected her from the hall with the words “you’re outta here.”" -- It's happening on both sides of the issue. -- http://rawstory.com/08/news/2009/08/22/gop-rep-right-wing-terrorist/ Reply

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Nelstorm
Aug 26, 09 10:48 AM CDT

It's about time we removed someone who has no interest in health care or rational debate from the arena for both. Reply

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Derni
Aug 26, 09 10:54 AM CDT

Pass out the medication to all the members of our society that occupy the edge-way left or way right-give him some bipolar meds0it could help him and us Reply

-5

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Fondue
Aug 26, 09 11:01 AM CDT

So Derni, you're still for suppressing freedom of speech.

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shonangreg
Aug 26, 09 11:05 AM CDT

You could decode that, Fondue? I've read it three times now, and I'm not making progress. Alas, Derni, if only you would re-read your comments AND FIX THEM we might be able to understand you.

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Fondue
Aug 26, 09 12:14 PM CDT

I'll say this, Derni and I agree on things from time to time. I feel like the statement said that we should pass out meds to the fringe right and left to pacify their voice. And I do not agree with that.

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Snarfeh
Aug 26, 09 7:45 PM CDT

You've got more boys ganging up on you now, Derni. I honestly cannot see what was so hard to understand about your comment. I suspect you are being facetious and pointing out the far left and the far right make things hard for those in the middle who might be willing to compromise. And the grammar police missed that. Of course, grammar police usually miss the important parts.

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shonangreg
Aug 26, 09 8:08 PM CDT

Grammar police? I did not point out a missed period or misused comma or the like. You know, the things that people point out when the meaning is clear? I pointed out that I couldn't understand. You're trying to make your point too hard, snarfeh. ...... As to Derni's message: Who is the "him" she refers to? "Everybody" equals "them" even to 5-year old kids. ..... And what is "edge-way"? Do you occupy the edge-way, snarfeh? Derni's reliance on hyphens for all punctuation makes for a lot of mistaken readings. (I see what that one means now, btw.) ............... And "meds0it"?This one, obviously a typo, is an example of my saying before that Derni never re-reads his/her comments. This was a short comment, and that kind of typo would have been easy to see. Long messages have typos hidden, so "shit happens". .... And also, once again, Derni never followed up. So, like i said, Derni may have some good ideas at times, but he/she mistreats other posters here by spewing his/her rant AND NEVER RE-READING for vagueness or ambiguity. It is that simple. It has very little to do with my tendencies toward policing grammar.

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Snarfeh
Aug 26, 09 10:52 PM CDT

Greg, When I started posting comments at newser, I did not go back to articles after commenting on them. First of all, I did not consider this a forum with threads. I was a drive-by commenter. Second...hell, I couldn't remember to which articles I had commented. I read everything in the news; the hard news, the drivel, the science, whatever shows up on my grid...I read it. I'm surprised I didn't get banned for :::gasp::: not coming back to reply to replies to my comments. The only reason I started coming back to article was because the articles were threads of a sort and by golly, newser was a forum, of sorts....but...I still couldn't remember and this was before they created this thing where your comments are at your profile. So I created a bookmark folder and put the ones on which I commented there so I could, by god, come back to reply to replies before someone had me banned for daring, omg, not to reply to replies. Jesus, man, what does it matter? Sometimes, I see no reason to reply to replies. Sometimes, I just draw a blank and don't really know what to say. And another thing...we are not ALL the same. Some people write better than others. That could be for a variety of reasons, some of which I already listed for you at another article. Someone with one hand has a hard time tying, I'm sure. Someone with Parkinson's definitely has a hard time typing. Some people simply are not as educated as others. As a Progressive, I am willing to give ANYone the benefit of the doubt and not judge their character on how they write. Derni is not the only person who has been subjected to this shit. It sucks. Personally, I want to hear ALL voices, whether they say the same things I say or if they are on the other side of a debate, whether they write like English Professors or like a third grader, I want them to feel FREE to say what they feel without someone making fun of them. People who are being earnest, sincere and simply saying what they think do NOT owe anyone else a reply or even coherency, for that matter. If you don't like what you read, MOVE ON. That's what I do. Why is it so fucking hard for others? How is your life harmed by someone else's inability to string together a, in your opinion, coherent sentence? CK was right; there IS a such thing as a liberal fascist. I'm damned glad I am NOT one. Come one, come all, post your opinion, post your feelings, post your jokes, stay on topic or off topic, but do what makes you feel good since it is *your* right. If you or anyone else has a hard time understanding why I think everyone should be free to say what they think and say it how they like saying it, then you are not a Progressive. You just play one on newser. And I am sure I made a bunch of effing typos...if I did, suck it.

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shonangreg
Aug 27, 09 12:05 AM CDT

"...I'm surprised I didn't get banned for :::gasp::: not coming back to reply to replies to my comments...." Who has mentioned banning anyone over such? Criticizing does not equal banning -- not even remotely similar. ... But it is true that newser discussion system is terrible. It is the only site that I have found that covers a variety of news and not just politics. ... "...So I created a bookmark folder and put the ones on which I commented there so I could, by god, come back to reply to replies before someone had me banned for daring, omg, not to reply to replies...." Again, banning. What is your deal with banning? Or do you habitually exaggerate and take on the air of a drama queen? ..... "Jesus, man, what does it matter? Sometimes, I see no reason to reply to replies. " Agreed. I sometimes do the same. "Sometimes" being the key word here. Derni never seems to reply, so he/she stands out in a sea of discussion as being one who grabs a bullhorn, shouts something without thinking it through, and then walks off. Do you think I should not criticize people here for treating the conversation as one-way? Derni should be free to lecture from incomplete notes, but I should not be free to criticize? ...... Regarding disabilities, I agree. Maybe Derni is using text-to-speech and cannot easily check his/her writing. I thought of this probably long before I criticized him/her the first time. I think I criticized only once I saw the pattern with the full knowledge that there might have been extenuating circumstances. Nonetheless, I do not need to be so sensitive to such plausibilities that I refrain from bringing up the highly plausible alternative -- that Derni has no disabilities, comes here and posts, doesn't re-read for comprehensibility, and then wastes everyone else's time with them trying to decode his/her writings. I've had friends who have habitually done this when writing for public consumption. It takes a special arrogance and cluelessness to save a few seconds of the author's time by writing without reviewing and then consuming hundredfold or thousandfold that time in subjecting everyone else to figuring it out. It is the mistake of a neophyte and one in which friends should feel free to point out -- respectfully at first -- perhaps with ridicule later. Friends make better writers of each other by doing such. ....... The rest of what you say mostly just sounds like you respond differently than I do, and you are criticizing me for being different. Yet you want to hear all voices? Why can't you just accept that I am one of the ones who criticize people for not treating a discussion forum with enough respect to at least *minimally* polish their writing? You sound like an ex-smoker who is the most strident on complaining about the smoking habits of current smokers. In other words, you're not helping here. If Derni never sees or simply ignores my occasional criticisms, then what business of yours is it?

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Derni
Aug 26, 09 11:06 AM CDT

By the way-its not a baby-he should learn to use the appropruiate legal terms for months of gestation in the womb-many of us that operate out of a respect for others and scientific knowledge and don't believe in a god do like people to use the correct terms-fetus-thropoblast etc Reply

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BlahBlahBlah
Aug 26, 09 11:14 AM CDT

It is nice to see that with all of our so called "advances" in history we are still just animals. Why does everything have to be a pissing contest. Reply

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jamerican
Aug 26, 09 11:31 AM CDT

Thank God he got to tell the truth. I wish he had not been as disagreeable. America...wake up...stop rationalizing...Abortion is the murder of innocent children and you can call it whatever you want to help sear your poor consciences but it is still "baby killing". If you don't want to think about it...OK...but it does not change the truth. Reply

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odowd80
Aug 26, 09 1:23 PM CDT

As Bill Hicks once said, "You're not a human being until you're in my phonebook."

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atomick
Aug 26, 09 12:27 PM CDT

I don't mind taxes paying for abortions. There not going to, but I wouldn't mind. I think abortions and vasectomies should be free for anybody who wants one. There are too many damn people on this planet. Reply

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ruserious
Aug 26, 09 3:12 PM CDT

Wait, you just made a cause and effect argument that made total sense--one doesn't see much rational thinking like that when speaking about birth control and abortion! What a refreshing breath of air--if you offer vasectomies and other birth control options, there wouldn't need to be as many abortions. Let's see what the right wing whackjobs make out of this one.

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Snarfeh
Aug 26, 09 7:50 PM CDT

@ruserious - C'mon now...you *know* they'll say that is suppressing reproduction, god's laws because birth control is going against god's plan, blah, blah, blah. They are ok with uncontrolled reproduction, against birth control, against sex education and won't do shit to help the orphans in this world. Some will possibly donate $$ to some pet cause in the correct amount to get a tax break, but NOT so much to actually help the cause.

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atomick
Aug 27, 09 1:08 PM CDT

First of all, I meant "They're" not "There." How embarrassing. Secondly, the problem with offering free vasectomies is cases of HIV and other STDs would probably skyrocket. I'm all for it though.

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schmidtkoff
Aug 26, 09 12:31 PM CDT

randall terry is another misinformed 'christian' nut job. tunnel visioned. it is now 2009, and people have choices, opinions and the right to decide for themselves what is best for themselves. baby killers? if you have not been there and done that for whatever reason you have no say in the matter. do no try to hijack women's right to control their body by saying they are baby killes, which is what you are trying to say. Dean is a 'baby killer? he has no voice in a woman's choice. mr.terry, you would have women birth no matter the circumstances. then, in that case, please adopt these children who might be unwanted, who might be a product of rape or incest, or muddled genetic pools that quite possibly would produce a child who would not ever ever be able to live a full productive life. Reply

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PosterNutbag
Aug 26, 09 12:32 PM CDT

This guy Terry is an absolute demon. Did anyone hear him on the Randi Rhodes show after the Tiller murder? She puts him in his place to the point where he resorts to screaming like a rabid hyena. http://thepoliticalcarnival.blogspot.com/2009/06/audio-randi-rhodes-vs-randall-terry.html Reply

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kansas1946
Aug 26, 09 4:44 PM CDT

Oh, I see the scumbag Randall is trying to make headlines again. Mr. Christian, cheat on your wife, Terry. Screaming baby-killer at a health care forum is just so productive. What a piece of sh**. Reply

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cognitivefilter
Aug 26, 09 11:00 PM CDT

+1 for sane people with guns. it's the REAL righteous right who make the serious ruckus at these meetings Reply

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