This video shot by the Columbus Dispatch from this week's Honk and Wave in Support of Health Care at Congresswoman Mary Jo Kilroy's district office contains a segment where the teabaggers mock and scorn a Parkinson's victim telling him "he's in the wrong end of town to ask for handouts", calling him a communist and throwing money at him to "pay for his health care". Watch it:

The Parkinson's patient, Robert A. Letcher, 60, is a former nuclear engineer with a doctorate from Cornell University.  Today the Dispatch posted a follow-up story on the rally and Letcher:

Columbus Dispatch: Parkinson's patient gains national attention from health-care rally confrontation

A demonstrator at a Columbus health-care rally who was chided for looking for a handout "on the wrong end of town" actually is a former nuclear engineer with a doctorate from Cornell University.

Robert A. Letcher, 60, had no way of knowing that attending the rally would make him a flashpoint in the raging national health-care debate.

But the treatment of Letcher, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, by two opponents of health-care legislation instantly became the topic of Internet chatter and bloggers and was given a prime spot on cable-news programs in the past two days.

The national press covered the rally:

Washington Independent: Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy Gets a Gift From Tea Partiers
http://washingtonindependent.com/79585/rep-mary-jo-kilroy-gets-a-gift-from-tea-partiers

NPR: Protesters Focus On Rep. Kilroy As Health Vote Nears
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=124758589&ft=1&f=1006

MJK penned a story on HuffPost: Stand Up for Decency
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rep-mary-jo-kilroy/stand-up-for-decency_b_504778.html