Since the election of President Obama the violent talk among extremist Pennsylvania Republicans has revved up:

"One-time Libertarian Party presidential candidate Michael Badnarick insinuated that a new revolution is in the offing. “Is the government evil? Yes. Are they willing to do anything to subdue us? Yes. But as I said, we just bought 85 million guns,” Badnarick said, a reference to the estimated number of gun owners in America. “Dying for your country is not really the question. Are you willing to kill for liberty?”

Pennsylvania State Rep. Sam Rohrer, who earlier this year lost his primary bid to become the Republican candidate for governor, echoed his call. “There is a time to pray and a time to fight,” said Rohrer, paraphrasing Revolutionary War hero and pastor Peter Muhlenberg. “And I think the time has come to fight.” From:

Intelligence Report, Winter 2010, Issue Number:  140

'Patriot' Rhetoric Becomes Increasingly Violent

By Leah Nelson and Larry Keller

VALLEY FORGE, Pa. — The Forces of Freedom are ready for war.

In mid-August, about 100 self-described “Patriots” and “strict Constitutionalists” gathered in a hotel ballroom here for the Freedom Action National Conference organized by the conspiracy-minded American Policy Center (APC). United by rage at a federal government they believe is undermining state sovereignty in collusion with the “New World Order,” they were determined to take back the country for the people.