Anti war pukes charged with assault on Sen. Levin

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The Hill:

An anti-war demonstrator who hurled a pie at the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee in August was charged Thursday in the attack.

Ahlam Mohsen, 23, of Coldwater, Mich., faces a count of assault for hitting Sen. Carl Levin (D-Mich.) in the face with an apple pie, and another count of assault on a federal officer. Her friend Max Kantar of Big Rapids, Mich., was also charged with the same counts.

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She told the Big Rapids Pioneer she hoped "to send a message that liberals and Democrats are just as implicated in the violence (of war) as the Republicans."
She now finds her self implicated in the anti war violence she embraced. She should be sentenced to having a pie shoved into her face and Sen. Levin should get to pick the flavor. I think minced meat would do nicely.

I am not a big fan of Levin but he does not deserve this kind of treatment.  He is hard to mistake for Ann Coulter who is usually the target of this kind of harassment by left winger who have run out of legitimate arguments.
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