I assume Sheriff Dupnik made the comments he made BECAUSE THE SEARCH WARRANTS TURNED UP SOMETHING

[emulatorloo]

Media and John Kyl seem to want to make it a deranged and inappropriate rant.

To me I believe the investigation has found something in their searches that tie the suspect to the kind of rhetoric the Sheriff talked about.

I think that is what most rational people would think too.

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[northoftheborder]

1. I'm sure Sheriff Dupnik knows a great number of threats that.....

......the general public does not know about.

[Richard D]

2. Hopefully . . .

. . . Yet.

[Kingofalldems]

3. Yep

K and R

[CoffeeCat]

4. and isn't it interesting...

...that the shooters FB page was scrubbed--but all of his You Tube videos were left up?

What's up with that???

I can understand the police looking at his FB page as part of the investigation. But
why take it down? Someone said that he was connected to Palin and the tea baggers
on his FB page. He "liked" them on FB.

I have no doubt that there will probably be a concerted effort to cover up the fact that
this guy was a Palin-loving, right-wing nutter.

It sickens me.

Ask yourself...why else was his FB page deleted? Can we use the wayback machine to
pull up the FB page?

[sabrina 1]

9. Right now on Meet The Press, they are telling 'Both Sides'

to tone down the rhetoric. So, here we go again. This incident will take its place in history next to all the others, the media will help the 'left' to share the responsibility for all the violence of the rabid right, and nothing will change. They will be emboldened by the claims that the left is guilty too.

Disgusting media coverage of this aspect of these tragedies. It never changes, they protect the right every time. Even Democrat Wasserman who is a guest on the show, is agreeing.

[cilla4progress]

5. Dupnick simply speaks the truth...

simply... Extreme truthtellers are often made out to be deranged, in our society. Al Gore, for example.

[Tejas]

12. That his constuents (that elected him) are bigots?

Dupnick is a fool.

[drm604]

6. Can't say for sure till we hear more,

but he's obviously not happy with the current political rhetoric in this country and especially Arizona.

[Cleita]

7. I'm sure he knows something because he

was so specific on where the blame laid. Saying that his words were inappropriate or unprofessional is the attempt of the Republican controlled media to control the message by making anyone else who says the same thing afraid to say it. The right wing press can spew any and all BS with no controls but they attempt to shut off the truth by hindering the ability of the truth teller to say anything because they will be accused of being inappropriate or unprofessional. I see it all the time when Democrats and other liberals are forced to shut up and say nothing about the elephant in the room.

[Historic NY]

11. He didn't even name ,names ....but they connected the DOTS....

the truth must hurt.

[bluestateguy]

8. Usually in cases like these the cops don't share everything they know

Especially when there may be more conspirators out there on the loose.

[carolinayellowdog]

10. His total confidence in what he was saying suggested that

Dupnik knows exactly what he's talking about wrt radio/TV influences. As soon as he can reveal what he knows, Kyl's complaints will be seen as the obfuscation they are.

[DCKit]

13. Either that, or he's lived through the last thirty years of American politics.

It's a tough call.