A spokesman for a political action committee that recently released an ad questioning Sen. Barack Obama's statements about his faith says supporters of the Democratic presidential candidate are trying to scare him with vulgarities and implied threats. "Intimidation by Obama supporters is in vogue," said Floyd Brown, chief of the National Campaign Fund.
The senator has gone so far as to say he would "fire" any campaign workers that were caught taking the low road, he said.
"Yet when I participate, I find myself having my life threatened," Brown said.
"I challenge Sen. Obama to denounce the thuggish behavior of his partisans. Threats of violence and intimidation are not a mature response to any campaign advertisement," said Brown. "Sen. Obama cannot say out of one side of his mouth he wants a clean campaign and then allow his people to threaten me to 'watch my back.'More from WorldNetDaily. Some material may be sensitive due to the nature of the threats.
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