SEIU storming the front lawn of a Bank of America lawyer.

You left out a couple things. This guy isn't just a lawyer he is a executive and a lobbyist against financial reform of wall street. How many millions has he pushed through to try to keep any accountability off of their backs? What's absurd is people sit around and let corporations buy our government when our government is suppose to represent the people not corporations. There is nothing written in the constitution for corporations its written for the people of this country. I am not surprised there was no charges or any media covering what was going on other than FOX "corporate" news trying to demonize everything but they aren't a real news agency and are so biased they might as well admit it but than ignorant people who can't see it might stop watching. The reason they don't want it publicized is the fact they don't want it catching on and more people organizing against these corporations and individuals that have taken over our country. My thoughts are if he doesn't like the fallout of his actions maybe its time he stops undermining our government and being a corporate lobbyist. How many 14 year old kids (or younger) has his company helped put out in the street that his actions were directly connected to?

I have heard reports from both sides that they may or may not have been on his property. If they were not on his property than we have this paper called the CONSTITUTION, you might have heard of it. It actually gives people (even UNION MEMBERS) the right to assemble. Do you think we should change the CONSTITUTION to make this illegal?

I have this cute little .22 marlin, automatic..... I think when people are on your property, you have a right to defend it! I tried to find your video but to no avail.

How can 500 people storm private property and call it a protest? How can police allow this kind of trespassing and intimidation and excuse their inaction by saying they were "afraid" that arrests would cause the protesters to riot? Why would they send only 3 police officers to control 14 buses full of protesters? Why would SEIU target a Bank of America employee? Oh wait, I know the answer to that. SEIU owes Bank of America about $100 million. A lot of that was funneled to Democratic campaigns. And now SEIU wants to unionize the bank tellers and call centers. Well, if being an employee of the bank means you might be subject to intimidation, maybe the employees will think it's better to join them than be their target. Thuggery all around. As if these guys really care about foreclosures or subprime loans.

Completely uncalled for. If they want to protest..fine. But protest at the business..not their private homes. It surprises me no one ended up in jail over it. As for coverage...CNN was all over it the day it happened. I heard about it all day. But with the oil spill...well lets just say the story fell off the radar of the press pretty fast.

You should see what these people have really accomplished by doing this. They have set up refi comferences all over the nation and forced these banks into refinancing homes with sensible and honest loan rates. They came to our town and spent three days doing refi's. I don't remember how many thousand people they helped keep their homes but it was amazing. One of the bankers at this event had had his house picketed and it had brought him a reality check on just what their bank had been doing to people. These were not give me refi's these were people who could afford to pay a sensible mortage but could not afford the insane ballons....

Those Protesters should have been arrested and thrown under the jail.......They knew that is the day time the Lawyers weren't going to be home and I understand a 11 year old was in the house when this happened and he was scared....To tramatize a child like that they needed to be arrested.....the Lawyer should sue them for everything he can...... If they want to protest at his office go ahead but they had no right to go to his home and protest unless they knew he was going to be home......But they had no right to be on his properity.......Where I come from that's called "TRESPASSING"

I thought it was interesting how Erica Payne tried to turn the focus away from the hundreds of SEIU thugs at Greg Baer's home to the gas line vandalism at Rep. Tom Perriello's (D-Va.) brother's home. There is a difference though, Mike Troxel of the Lynchburg Tea Party wrote a blog post telling activists to add a "personal touch" to their anger at Periello by going to his house. SEIU didn't just suggest people protest at Baer's home, they hired 14 school buses, loaded them with 500 angry protesters and stormed on to of Baer's porch. Troxel never organized a protest to Perriello's home, he only suggested a visit there. It's one thing to suggest an action, it's another to actually commit an act. I did like how Megyn Kelly chided Erica Payne for dismissing the SEIU action. That's a union for you. They never have been able to behave as anything other than thugs.

My heart goes out to that poor child who must have thought these people were deranged and might harm him. It is horrific to think that these people can not differentiate the difference between the man's office and the home where his wife and children live. While they have every right to gather in protest, doing so at a private home shows an utter lack of human compassion or intelligence on their part. It says a lot for the man that understanding the difficulties these people are going through that he did not add insult to injury by having them tossed in jail like they so richly deserve. I can only pray the young child caught in the middle of this fiasco is able to feel safe and secure in his own home soon.