Friday, July 25, 2008
Yuan Fang, Obama Jumper
The WaPo reported on July 22 that a man, Yuan Fang...
...held police at bay for more than eight hours after climbing onto a seventh-floor ledge overlooking the atrium of a Senate building.
Yuan, who police said had limited understanding of English but spoke Mandarin, climbed over a protective barrier at the Hart Senate Office Building and onto the ledge about 5:45 p.m. Monday. Capitol police negotiators, working with a D.C. police translator, communicated with him. He left the ledge about 2 a.m. yesterday.
Yuan, of New York, was charged with disturbing the peace and was taken to St. Elizabeths Hospital for a psychiatric evaluation.
No one yet knows why he threatened to jump, but I have a theory: Mr. Fang had a vision of what the country will be like under an Obama Administration and he didn't like what he saw...not at all.
Labels: Obamalith, Osama Obama, Ted Kennedy's Poodle
Was the above too racist?
Naaaw, it's not racist. Now, if you had used "solly" for "sorry"...well, maybe then. ;-)
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