Could you imagine the outrage if a former Republican candidate made such a call?

"Find out where he lives. Find out where his office is. If you've got some chutzpah - which is a word that you don't hear often - if you've really got it, find out where he lives, find out where his kids go to school, find out where his office is; picket him all the time. Call him a racist in signs if you see him. Call him an injustice. Call him whatever you want to call him, but in his face all the time. They can't take the heat; deliver it to them. We have to stop laying down to these injustices."

And since we know that Islam is a universally peaceful religion (remember 9/11, Senator), we know that no harm would come to the prosecutor's children or any other child at the targeted school.

The prosecutor's offense? Insisting that terrorist professor Sami al-Arian comply with a grand jury subpoena by providing information about the terrorists with whom he was associated. His refusal to do so has led to contempt charges at the request of the prosecutor.

I wonder what would happen if I suggested that Gravel be targeted in such a manner for his support for terrorism in this call for the harassment of a US prosecutor? What would happen if I suggested that his home and office, those of his children, and the schools of his grandchildren all be targeted -- all with signs calling Gravel a terrorist supporter? Want to bet I'd be receiving a visit from the FBI, and possibly facing criminal charges?

I'm curious -- how will the Democrats respond to this?

Will Obama denounce Gravel, who was one of the contenders with him for this year's Democrat nomination for President? Or is this acceptable to him?

Closing question -- will Gravel have a public role at Barry Hussein's coronation in Denver?

H/T Hot Air