text: Discussion and action group to restore the Constitution and Liberty in this Union. The only moderation is your own Common Sense. 
   
   This group was originally formed to be another avenue to discuss Liberty, Freedom and the Constitution in Kentucky as well as the United States, however this Meetup will also be a source of information and discussion about the Second Amendment and Open Carry Events in Kentucky. Can't have Liberty without the ability to ensure 
   
   Open Carry http://www.opencarry.org/ 
   
   Note the picture for this group is the 2nd Amendment Dollar for more info on that go to http://www.budsgunshop.com 
   
   DISCLAIMER: THIS GROUP IS IN NO WAY ENCOURAGING VIOLENCE, BUT PEACEFUL DISCUSSION AND DEMONSTRATION. ||||| x 
   
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   Groups are more likely to be displayed here if they: ||||| In shocking video that exemplifies how ugly some of the races have gotten in 2010, a woman in Kentucky is shown being pushed to the ground while a man puts his foot on her and then stomps her. 
   
   The victim, Lauren Valle of MoveOn.org, approached Republican nominee for Senate Rand Paul in an attempt to pose for a photo with him holding up a faux award when she was thrown down to the ground by one Paul supporter and then stomped by another. 
   
   The violence happened in Lexington before Paul debated his Democrat rival, Jack Conway, Monday night. 
   
   One of the men in the video, Tim Profitt, admitted to the Associated Press on Tuesday that he stepped on Valle's head. Profitt was the Bourbon County coordinator for Paul. 
   
   Lexington police said this afternoon that that Profitt was indeed their man. "Detectives identified the suspect involved in the assault as Tim Profitt. Mr. Profitt is currently being served with a criminal summons ordering him to appear before a Fayette County District Court judge," police said in a statement. 
   
   Earlier the Paul people distanced themselves from the violence and the volunteer. "Whatever the perceived provocation, any level of aggression or violence is deplorable, and will not be tolerated by our campaign," Paul campaign manager Jesse Benton said through a statement released Tuesday afternoon. "The Paul campaign has disassociated itself from the volunteer who took part in this incident."
target: – The tackler who wrestled down the Rand Paul protester for a head stompin' was not part of a campaign security detail. He was just an American voter who believes in open carry gun laws and, it seems, using force when ... necessary? Tea Partier Mike Pezzano, sporting a "Don't Tread on Me" pin, held Lauren Valle down on the sidewalk while comrade Tim Profitt stepped on her head Monday night. Pezzano was "outed" by an increasingly disenchanted Tea Party supporter and blogger, notes Gawker. "Rand Paul isn't going to do anything to me, but his supporters might. I'm afraid of them," said Lisa Grass on her website after she IDed Pezzano. Valle now tells the Washington Post that she suffered a concussion and trauma in the "premeditated" attack. Profitt has apologized, saying he's "sorry it came to that"—but that he was concerned about Paul's safety. Paul's campaign has since dumped Profitt, and he's facing charges. Newser readers, meanwhile, have erupted in a searing debate on whether Valle was stomped or merely restrained to protect the candidate.