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<blockquote data-quote="unionman" data-source="post: 711801" data-attributes="member: 21107"><p>On Tuesday, Pelosi told reporters in San Francisco that "people have been active in expressing their disagreement." Sometimes those expressions have risen "to the level of threats or violence," she said, explaining that she was not allowed to comment on her own situation.</p><p>Rose Riggs, a neighbor of Giusti in a public housing complex in the city's Tenderloin district, said she saw two plainclothes and two uniformed officers take him away in zip-tie cuffs. Riggs, 62, said Giusti was known for engaging in heated political debates with others in the building.</p><p>"He was not one of my favorite people. He had a real attitude problem," she said.</p><p>Neighbor Greg Little, 53, said he also saw officers take Giusti away.</p><p>"He was real quiet when they took him out. He wasn't combative," Little said.</p><p>Sister Lorna Walsh, community operations manager of the Mercy Housing complex where Giusti lives, said he had lived in the subsidized housing for almost 10 years. She would not comment further.</p><p>))))))))))))))This guy should be a liberal)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="unionman, post: 711801, member: 21107"] On Tuesday, Pelosi told reporters in San Francisco that "people have been active in expressing their disagreement." Sometimes those expressions have risen "to the level of threats or violence," she said, explaining that she was not allowed to comment on her own situation. Rose Riggs, a neighbor of Giusti in a public housing complex in the city's Tenderloin district, said she saw two plainclothes and two uniformed officers take him away in zip-tie cuffs. Riggs, 62, said Giusti was known for engaging in heated political debates with others in the building. "He was not one of my favorite people. He had a real attitude problem," she said. Neighbor Greg Little, 53, said he also saw officers take Giusti away. "He was real quiet when they took him out. He wasn't combative," Little said. Sister Lorna Walsh, community operations manager of the Mercy Housing complex where Giusti lives, said he had lived in the subsidized housing for almost 10 years. She would not comment further. ))))))))))))))This guy should be a liberal))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) [/QUOTE]
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