By GottaLaff

How ironic is it that the Rushpublics accuse Obama of planting questioners?
Although he has removed his profiles from LinkedIn and Twitter as far as I can tell, Zach Lahn's Twitter info was copied over to me in an e-mail:
@Zach Lahn - Determined Christian Conservative in CO, home state ofVia Political Punch:
IA not stopping until everyone agrees w/me Pro-Life, Pro-Guns,
Pro-Reagan, Anti-Big Gov
After a weekend of relatively tame town halls President Obama found one vocal skeptic in a college student who challenged the President to an Oxford debate over the public option at his Grand Junction, Colo., town hall this evening.Zach Lahn, a 23-year-old student at the University of Colorado got the President's attention after shouting out during the Q and A a few times. The President finally called on him during the end of the town hall.
"I just want proof here that I'm happy to get a good debate going," the President said, knowing that he could be wading into harsher waters than he is used to.[...]
Lahn said he didn't want any generalities, or philosophical arguments from the President as a response...
"It's good to see a young person who's very engaged and confident challenging the President to a Oxford-style debate, I think this is good," he said. "You know, this is good. You know, I like that. You got to have a little chutzpah, you know."
It also takes some "chutzpah" to fail to disclose to either the President or to reporters interviewing you afterward that you're a staffer for one of the hardest-right Republicans in the Colorado Senate, Sen. Greg "Obama's Gonna Take Yer Guns" Brophy, wouldn't you say?
Of course, anyone can ask a question at a town hall meeting, that's not a problem. However, it's always interesting to see what new amusing little twist the Rushpublics will provide next. Aren't they fun?
Had this been a Boy Georgie town hall, you can bet no Democratic staffer would have made it into the room... or even into the nearest parking lot... across the street.