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(So much for a nation of laws. - promoted by Dean Barker)
Andrew Manuse is a member of the Free State Project, a former newspaper reporter, and, most recently, a consultant for the Guinta for Congress campaign.
Manuse maintains his own website. On it, he recently posted this charming little bon mot:
"Until further notice, state and federal laws don't apply to anyone but members of Congress and state legislatures".
http://www.manuse.com/posts/252
This guy has been retained by Guinta's campaign to help organize the campaign's town hall meetings. He has also sent out several pro-Guinta messages on the campaign's email list.
Since nobody involved with the campaign has yet denounced the actions of the fringe dwellers of the tea party movement, I think it's fair to ask whether Guinta and Mike Biundo approve of this sort of off the wall nonsense.
