This happened at CPAC today.

Jed Babbin introduced Grover Norquist, the top anti-tax conservative activist in the country. During his introduction, Babbin joked about the recent airplane attack on an IRS building in Texas, which reportedly killed both the alleged perpetrator and a person who was in the building.

"And let me just say, I'm really happy to see Grover today," said Babbin. "He was getting a little testy in the past couple of weeks. And I was just really, really glad that it was not him identified as flying that airplane into the IRS building."

Shocking that there is no 'outrage' about this.

C'mon, someone died!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Do your homework troll. The conservative blogs are outraged!

http://topconservativeblogs.com/2010/02/19/not-funny-jed/ 

From the link:

"The president of the union that represents IRS workers doesn’t see the humor that Jed Babbin does in that suicide bomber who crashed his plane into the IRS offices yesterday. Babbin’s the editor of Human Events , who introduced Grover Norquist this morning at CPAC, joking that he’d wondered whether it might not be Grover crashing his plane into the building since he’s so hardcore an enemy of the IRS."

Bwahahahahaha. The president of the union = conservative blogs.

LMFAO

Why do you hate union members?

If you pretend the IRS worker that was killed is a human being then you pretty much have to acknowledge all Federal workers are human. It is a slippery slope.

^^ I can only speak for myself. I don't hate union members, I hate what the international unions have become. I was actually the president of a small AFSCME local years ago. I had to form an independant union and de-certify the AFSCME local because AFSCME was so dysfunctional. I also have experience with SEIU (in the early 80's they were a far different organization), Teamsters, UAW, OPEIU, USW, UPGWA, UFCW, and number of independant unions. I can tell you the members of the independants have better leadership, usually little or no money funneled into political activities, and more job security.