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A North Carolina congressman is under fire after a video surfaced Monday showing him in a physical confrontation with a young man on a street in Washington.

Rep. Bob Etheridge, a Democrat, is seen in the amateur video grabbing the wrist and neck of the unidentified man after he approached him and asked if he supported the "Obama agenda."

The video, posted to YouTube, shows the man, who appears to be in his young 20s and who identifies himself as a college student, approaching Etheridge on the sidewalk.

Etheridge is then seen trying to snatch a cellphone camera out of the student's hands. He then grabs the man's wrist and refuses to let go.

"Who are you!" the six-term congressman demands. "Tell me who you are ... I have a right to know who you are."

Another man, not seen on camera, then tells Etheridge, "We're just here for a project."

When the student asks Etheridge to "please let go of me," the congressman then grabs him by the neck.

In a statement Monday, NRCC spokesman Jon Thompson said, "Bob Etheridge has lost it.

"His conduct is unbecoming of a member of Congress. It's bad enough that he's joined Obama's assault on North Carolina jobs, but his physical assault on a college student goes beyond the pale.”

A spokesman for Etheridge did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Mike Flynn, a conservative blogger for biggovernment.com, wrote that the confrontation occurred last week outside a fundraiser headlined by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

The video, which was posted to YouTube by "DCCameraGuy" on June 11, does not reveal the identity of the two men.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/06/14/nc-congressman-physical-confrontation-students/

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"Who are you!" the six-term congressman demands. "Tell me who you are ... I have a right to know who you are."

scary he thinks that.

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Rep. Bob Etheridge, a Democrat, is seen in the amateur video grabbing the wrist and neck of the unidentified man after he approached him and asked if he supported the "Obama agenda."

Etheridge is then seen trying to snatch a cellphone camera out of the student's hands. He then grabs the man's wrist and refuses to let go.

When the student asks Etheridge to "please let go of me," the congressman then grabs him by the neck.

third degree assault ... hope the student presses charges against bob ....

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third degree assault ... hope the student presses charges against bob ....

How dare a serf question his lord.

The kid should have defended himself against the assault. There should be theft charges for taking his phone.

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How dare a serf question his lord.

The kid should have defended himself against the assault. There should be theft charges for taking his phone.

indeed. but it'll get swept under the rug.

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"The fact that we are here today to debate raising America’s debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the U.S. Government can’t pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our Government’s reckless fiscal policies."

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