Obama Campaign Researcher Deletes Twitter Account After Horrible Tweet About Texas & Hurricane Harvey

[Wingnut]

Classy guy! 



Hurricane Harvey struck Houston this week and it is sadly bringing out the worst in many leftists who have either rejoiced in the carnage or expressed indifference simply because the state voted Republican.

Comments by random Twitter trolls and "nobodys" on social media is one thing. But it is another when you see public figures or professionals engage in such behavior in such a public way.

Take Bruce Alan Beal -- the owner of a Chicago-based Beal Research that once spent six months working on focus groups for the Obama campaign. He took to his now deleted Twitter account to fire off this vile comment:

http://americanchildrenfirst.org/obama-campaign-researcher-deletes-twitter-account-horrible-tweet-texas-hurricane-harvey/

[XenaLee]

I hope someone out there is keeping track of who these cretins are and where they can be found when TSHTF.  The last thing a recovering America needs is azholes like this loitering around in the aftermath, screwing things up again.  JS....

[Applewood]

Oh great!  another old hippie.

Hate to tell him, but nothing ever disappears in cyberspace. 

[skeeter]

I cannot believe anyone is so stupid as to tweet something like this - either these people are deranged or their account has been hacked.

At any rate assuming its legit the left has really been distinguishing itself lately.

[Wingnut]

Twitter and Bookface is a bane on society for the most part.  \But it has been a great tool of the left...and the right for that matter ... to unmask the tools!

[240B]

No wonder that he worked for Obama.
They think exactly alike.

[BassWrangler]

I cannot believe anyone is so stupid as to tweet something like this - either these people are deranged or their account has been hacked.

At any rate assuming its legit the left has really been distinguishing itself lately.

Many liberals are full of hatred for the right. It consumes them.

[skeeter]

Many liberals are full of hatred for the right. It consumes them.

Well, nothing engenders hate like hate. We're in for a bumpy ride.

Just remember who started it.

[Applewood]

To be fair, the hatred exists on both sides.  I've witnessed some hatred from alleged conservatives too.   You can find a lot of it just by visiting TOS.

[skeeter]

To be fair, the hatred exists on both sides.  I've witnessed some hatred from alleged conservatives too.   You can find a lot of it just by visiting TOS.

I'm not talking about watercooler talk. I'm talking about get a gun and shoot a congressman chuck a bottle of p*ss swing a bat at someone's head hatred.

Until very recently that was strictly the domain of the left.

As I said, hatred begets hatred.

[DCPatriot]

I hope someone out there is keeping track of who these cretins are and where they can be found when TSHTF.  The last thing a recovering America needs is azholes like this loitering around in the aftermath, screwing things up again.  JS....

When TSHTF, @XenaLee , we'll compare 'lists', okay?         No need for redundancy, here.   

[Wingnut]

Oh great!  another old hippie.

Hate to tell him, but nothing ever disappears in cyberspace.

[skeeter]

Who's that guy, Bernie Sanders?

[Wingnut]

Who's that guy, Bernie Sanders?

If he was at woodstock...maybe!

[Fishrrman]

Wingnut wrote:
"Twitter and Bookface is a bane on society for the most part."

I don't have accounts on either of 'em.
No interest...

[Wingnut]

Wingnut wrote:
"Twitter and Bookface is a bane on society for the most part."

I don't have accounts on either of 'em.
No interest...

I do.  I like to watch

[Silver Pines]

And he'll come out with a fake, half-assed apology that will be utterly meaningless.

I'm not going to say what I'm thinking about this piece of garbage.

[Night Hides Not]

And he'll come out with a fake, half-assed apology that will be utterly meaningless.

I'm not going to say what I'm thinking about this piece of garbage.

He says his accounts were hacked. In today's world, his explanation seemed plausible. However, it barely registers on my sympathy meter. His side started the fire, and for me it goes back to April 1972.

I went to the same HS as Rachel Maddox, Castro Valley HS, about 15 miles south of Berkeley. I was a pariah on campus my last two months, for the crime of accepting an Army ROTC scholarship. I even had teachers say to my face how "disappointed" they were of my decision.

It was the best scholarship awarded to any member of my 500+ graduating class. Not only did I graduate in 4 years with not a dime of debt, it set me on a path for numerous experiences I could never had imagined.