Palin wants justice. But not for herself.
Our beloved Sarah Palin, the woman who is single-handedly responsible for driving 32,416 lefties to the ledge, where they are determined to remain until she consents to buy her entire wardrobe from Wal-Mart, is among those Alaskans who think former U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens got a raw deal.
She and others there believe Democrat Mark Begich, the former mayor of Anchorage who defeated Stevens after he was convicted of conspiracy, should help to undo the wrong done Stevens by stepping aside in favor of a special election. “Alaskans deserve to have a fair election not tainted by some announcement that one of the candidates was convicted fairly of seven felonies, when in fact it wasn’t a fair conviction,” the governor told the Anchorage Daily News.
U.S. Rep. Don Young (R-Alaska) said on Fox News that Stevens "would have won hands down" but for the convictions on Oct. 27, just days before the General Election. Despite the convictions, Stevens only lost by just over 1 percentage point — suggesting that Young’s right.
President Obama promised "change you can believe in." The Democrat Begich could give substance to the President’s empty slogans by agreeing to help right the injustice done the old pork barreler Stevens. Begich should step down and take Stevens on, fair and square.
Should we start a national campaign to put Stevens back in the U.S. Senate? There’s no time to wait. The poor suffering soul is halfway through his 80s and cannot long wait for justice to be done. Send him back to Washington.
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Bhorsoft
April 6th, 2009
8:33 am
This was supposed to be your April 1st blog entry, right?
One Voice
April 6th, 2009
8:43 am
Didn’t you just write a couple days ago that the Senate was better without Stevens? Ah, nothing like a good dose of hypocrisy to begin the day. Yes, the Republicans can draw out an election for months in Minnesota that Franken rightfully won, but a Democrat has to surrender his seat in Alaska over a contest that was also rightfully won. Great thinking there, Wooten. Stevens shouldn’t have been involved with illegal activities if he didn’t want the voters to pass judgment. Yes, the case was dropped on a technicality, but we all know Stevens was on the dole. And here’s a little more hypocrisy for you- Palin called for Stevens to step down leading up to the election. What do you have to say about that, Hick? Republicans have no integrity; in elections they lose they want endless do-overs at the expense of the tax payers, and in the ones they win under false pretenses they’ll fight tooth and nail to keep from having a legitimate recount (just ask Al Gore). The Republican Party- no integrity, out of touch, out of ideas, and out of power for the next 20 years. Can’t wait for 2010 when the Democrats’ margins in both house will continue to widen.
Steven Daedalus
April 6th, 2009
8:53 am
Sarah Palin needs to be in jail herself, she is a bone fide crook and embezzler, and besides Stevens got off on a technicality.
GMan
April 6th, 2009
8:54 am
It’s now very obvious why Jimbo is retiring. He’s just plain lost his mind! Oh, wait… He never had one to begin with. The “Alaskin Hillbilly” and the rest of the GOP wanted Stevens to resign to make it seem that she was tough on corruption. But we all know how tough she was don’t we?
Gregg
April 6th, 2009
9:08 am
Jim what no mention to no transportation relief but the tax cuts doled out under the golden dome. Where is the outrage! You ask us to leave Plain alone yet you keep her in the media. Why did you not mention why he was not charged? it was the democrats that dropped the case not the republicans who trumped them up. What no mention of all the governors now knocking down the White House doors to get the Stimulus money. Ah look at them run with their hands out. Their lobbyist buddies told them what they could do with the money so now they want it.
Boetie
April 6th, 2009
9:14 am
Governor Palin again proves that she is a leader and public servant of the highest caliber of integrity.
Stevens indeed got a raw deal — as did the democratic process itself. If Begich had even a shred of integrity, he would not contest a special election to right this obvious wrong.
But don’t wait for integrity from the “change you’ll die waiting for” Obama Democrats. Obama is a man, after all, who won his first election by getting his opponent kicked off the ballot in Chicago. He alienated millions of Hillary Clinton voters last year by lobbying the DNC to throw her victories in Florida and Michigan out the window.
Obama has never treated the democratic process with respect. I’m afraid that he and his allies aren’t about to begin now.
Chris Broe
April 6th, 2009
9:14 am
Another bus almost went over the expressway bridge because the HOV lane is indistinguishable from the exit ramp. Why is there a diamond shape on the exit ramp road?
Dead Cat Bounce? The market rallies on Hemlines and Sleeves at Baden Baden, (ignoring Timelines and Peeves against Osama Bin Laden).
Free Ted Stevens!
Luckovich had a very good cartoon about multiple cup holders (beggars holding cups) in GM cars last week.
findog
April 6th, 2009
9:19 am
Jim,
I believe the best solution would be a recall effort. Get enough Alaskans to agree and then they can vote on it. They could do what they did in California and make it a two-parter: 1- Should the 2008 results be voided, and 2- Who do you want as your Senator?
Davo
April 6th, 2009
9:26 am
Time to move on JW. You can only listen to ‘Theres a Tear in My Beer’ for so long without going off the reservation…which your pretty close to doing. Your stance has nothing to do with what’s good for Alaskans and everything to do with whats good for the GOP.
Jackie
April 6th, 2009
9:29 am
Today’s topic is typical of the Repubs and their being “lost in the wilderness.”
The subject is an oxymoron within itself; Palin wants justice for something, but not for herself?
Just what does what justice does Gov. Palin want and for whom?
The voters of Alaska determined the election without having to resort to a recount or having a contested election because of voter fraud.
Dubya and his criminal Justice Department built the case against Sen. Stevens.
Now, the Repubs want Pres. Obama to have another state election in Alaska – which is illegal – to correct a perceived error in the outcome of an election for a Republican senator in a Republican state.
Obfuscation, conflation and utter nonsense.
Susan
April 6th, 2009
9:33 am
Everyone agrees that Stevens would have won if these charges had not been made against him. Who knows what kind of underhanded, corrupt political wheeling and dealing was going on with the Justice Department during the elections of 2008? Alaskans deserve to have another vote.
RichmondRob
April 6th, 2009
9:34 am
The second sentence of the headline of this “story” is not at all backed up in the story. Sarah Palin is clearly playing politics on the Stevens issue but that is what all politicians do and it certainly has nothing to do with “justice” for her personally. Why don’t you write about all the frivilous lawsuits being waged against Palin to put the word Justice in its correct light?
Gregg
April 6th, 2009
9:37 am
Boetie what about all of the other elections that are being help up by Republicans. Do you not understand that it was Obama’s people who got the case thrown out against Stevens in the first place. Where have you been. The change seems to be in the republicans. First they don’t want then they want. Let’s look at Georgia where they cntrol the state. Do they approved a transportation measure no. They give tax breaks to the wealthy. Only in Georgia.
Algonquin J. Calhoun
April 6th, 2009
9:38 am
Hmm, don’t remember any such bleatings when President Gore’s office was stolen by George W. Hitler.
Andy the Welcher
April 6th, 2009
9:56 am
Palin, the gift that keeps on giving…
How about the sister-in-law breaking into houses and stealing money?
Was she stealing to support her meth habit? Was she planning on heading over to Bristol’s baby daddy house to get the Meth?
Speaking of baby daddy, any more comments on fatherless children? Or just fatherless children from “those people”???
Yeah buddy… that’s the kind of white trash we want in 2012… our “beloved” Palin…
Redneck Convert
April 6th, 2009
10:02 am
Well, why can’t we have a do-over in Alaska, is what I want to know? I’m all for do-overs every time a librul Democrat gets elected to something. We could keep doing over and doing over till a godly Conservative gets elected. The libruls will just give up and vote Republican on account of getting tired of going to the polls.
I see the nut cases are starting to whine again about gun control just because some guy in New York and another one in Pittsburgh kilt a few people. It never fails. If a dog with rabies gets kilt these libruls will start moaning about needing gun control laws.
Me, I think we need to do what the people in Kennesaw done a few years ago. Pass a law that makes everybody have a gun. I’d go one step past that. I think we need a law that says everybody needs to pack heat when outdoors.
Now I know my idea will scare a few wimps. But you can bet that if a criminal sees somebody like Sister Dusty walking toward him with a Glock on one of them ham hips he will start trembling. Crime will just go away.
I’m putting on a heavy jacket to deal with this global warming all the libruls whine about. We might could see some snow up here in Forsyth County tonight. Have a good day everybody.
booger
April 6th, 2009
10:10 am
There should be no special treatment for Steven’s. Either Begich volunteers for a new election, which will not happen, or a recall is successfully executed. These are the lawful means of recourse.
Can’t believe folks are still on the Bush/Gore rant. There has never been an election so completely analyzed, and each new study, regardless of the sponsoring party showed Bush won. These studies didn’t even take into account the media blunder when Gore was projected as winner before the polls were closed in the panhandle of the state. This is a very populated area and the most conservative part of the state.
Get over Gore and enjoy your new leaders glory while you can. All these bills are going to come due someday.
Jim Wooten
April 6th, 2009
10:16 am
‘Bridge to Nowhere’ Senator wronged
7:52 am April 2, 2009, by jwooten
Truth is, the nation’s far better off with a pork-barrel politician like Ted Stevens, the Alaska Republican, out of the U.S. Senate.
After being convicted on seven felony counts just before last November’s election, the six-term “Bridge to Nowhere” senator was defeated by Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich by just over 1 percentage point, or some 3,000 votes. Stevens, the longest-serving Republican in Senate history, was convicted in Washington on Oct. 27, days before the General Election, on seven counts of failing to disclose gifts and home renovations valued at more than $250,000 from a wealthy oil contractor. He awaits sentencing.
The shocking news now is that the U.S. Justice Department is asking a federal judge to dismiss the indictment against Stevens and to set aside his conviction based on prosecutor misconduct. The final straw was acknowledgment that prosecutors had failed to inform Stevens’ defense, as required, that a key witness, Bill Allen, said in an interview last April that he did not recall talking to a mutual friend about handing Stevens a bill for the work. At trial, however, he testified that he did have that conversation. Stevens’ lawyers were not informed of the contradiction.
“I have determined that it is in the interest of justice to dismiss the indictment and not proceed with a new trial,” said Attorney General Eric Holder Wednesday.
The Senate’s a better place without Stevens. But there’s no justice that can repair the damage done. The felony convictions cost him a seat in the U.S. Senate and, but for Holder’s decision, could have cost him his freedom as well. This is as scary as misuse of power gets.
It’s premature to speculate on whether prosecutors were pressured to move quickly on Stevens to demonstrate that Republicans in power would deal with political corruption, even when it involved a powerful figure like Stevens just before a crucial election that could decide control of the U.S. Senate. The dismissal of the nine U.S. attorneys in 2006 doesn’t raise questions with me. This does.
Marie
April 6th, 2009
10:20 am
I suppose there is some truth to the old adage that all is fair in love and war. Rules out policitcs, doesn’t it? May I make a suggestion with the best of intentions at heart? Forget that old adage and bring fairness back to the political process. To do this, you must reinstate God to His rightful position of Sovereign Being, put Him back in the schools, back in the streets, back in the boardrooms and back in the churches. When people start operating with a conscious again, our political process with regain meaning and true bi-partisanism.
chalmers
April 6th, 2009
10:21 am
It was a Republican DOJ that brought the charges and violated legal ethics in Stevens’ trial. If political considerations had anything to do with his indictment and trial, they were indirect: perhaps the DOJ attorneys were so incompetent because the Bush administration eschewed qualified candidates from top law schools in favor of those who were like-minded politically.
It was Stevens himself who demanded a trial before the November election, so that he could be exonerated before the voters went to the polls. Given the close post-verdict outcome, had Stevens been merely indicted, rather than convicted, he probably would have won.
During the campaign, Governor Palin never proclaimed that she supported Stevens or that she thought he was unfairly charged. In fact, nearly her entire political persona consisted of her opposition to “corrupt” elements within her own party, such as Stevens, Murkowski and Young. While quoting Young, you omitted his statement that the idea of a new Senate election is lunacy and that Stevens would best serve Alaska by running against Palin.
It was a Democractic DOJ that dropped the charges and chose not to re-try Stevens (which they have every right to do). The underlying facts of the case have not changed. The addition to Stevens’ house, among other things, is tangible evidence of his corruption.
Now, the party that emotes about sticking to the original words of our Constitutional framers wants to fabricate an extra-Constitutional “do-over,” because it doesn’t like the election result.
Churchill's MOM
April 6th, 2009
10:22 am
Jim I posted your story last friday, you need to keep up.. Here’s today’s Palin story, she is feed up with the bum who knocked up her semi virgin daughter. Have a great retirement.
Palin camp responds to Levi Johnston
Bristol Palin’s ex boyfriend and father of her baby, Tripp, went on the Tyra Banks show this week and spilled secrets, including that he thinks Sarah Palin knew the two were together in the biblical sense. This, obviously, did not go over well with the Palin camp who released the following:
“Bristol did not even know Levi was going on the show. We’re disappointed that Levi and his family, in a quest for fame, attention, and fortune, are engaging in flat-out lies, gross exaggeration, and even distortion of their relationship,” says the statement from the Palin family rep, Meghan Stapleton.
“Bristol’s focus will remain on raising Tripp, completing her education, and advocating abstinence,” the statement continues. “It is unfortunate that Levi finds it more appealing to exploit his previous relationship with Bristol than to contribute to the well being of the child.”
The statement ends, saying, “Bristol realizes now that she made a mistake in her relationship and is the one taking responsibility for their actions.”
Churchill's MOM
April 6th, 2009
10:27 am
Susan
April 6th, 2009
9:33 am
Jefferson
April 6th, 2009
10:29 am
Both are crooks.
Churchill's MOM
April 6th, 2009
10:30 am
Susan 9:33 am
The election was fair because we Republicans were in charge. You Democrats blame George W Bush for everything..
@@
April 6th, 2009
10:38 am
Jim, I was in favor of a special election to fill Obama’s senatorial seat. It’s become all too frequent that we, the people, are left out of the decision-making process. I guess the “hire-ups” don’t consider us all that special.
Mac
April 6th, 2009
10:41 am
One week, the Senate is better off without Stevens. Next week, put him back in Washington. Hate to agree with some of the leftists who pollute this supposed conservative blog, but Jim, you seem to be suffering short-timers disease or something.
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:43 am
Much is known about Lawrence H. Summers’s days in Washington and
Cambridge, but little attention has been paid to his two years in New
York, from late 2006 to late 2008, advising an elite corps of math
wizards and scientists devising investment strategies for D. E. Shaw.
Mr. Summers, the former Treasury secretary and Harvard president who is
now the chief economic adviser to President Obama, earned nearly $5.2
million in just the last of his two years at the fund, according to
financial records released Friday by the White House.
Impressive as that might sound, it is all the more considering that Mr.
Summers worked there just one day a week,
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:44 am
Saab has been in contact with 20 potential suitors and hopes to sign a
deal to sell itself before June, the court-appointed administrator of
General Motors’s Swedish brand said Monday.
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:46 am
As MGM Mirage considers ways to raise needed cash, the casino operator
has hired Morgan Stanley to facilitate the potential sale of two of its
properties,
lynnrockets
April 6th, 2009
10:47 am
MY WAY
(sung to Frank Sinatra’s “My Way”)
And now, the end is near;
To all of you, I’m glad I met ya’
Alaskans, let’s make it clear,
Did I fool you?, Oh yeah, “ya betcha!”
You’ve met Todd, the “First Dude”,
His snowmachine is in the driveway.
Is he drunk? My God, he’s blitzed,
The D.U.I. way.
Regrets, I’ve had a few;
More than most, I will remember.
My lipstick and my hair-do
But most of all, 4th of November.
Each day since then has been
Another never-ending whine and cry day,
And I’ve been told by Newt Gingrich,
To hit the high-way.
Yes, there were times, that now you know
I failed to declare “per diem” dough.
What’s this about “stimulus funds”?
Let’s just cling to, our God and guns.
Oh, I just winked and then I blinked;
And did it my way.
Nicknames, I’ve had a few
There’s “Caribou” and “Barracuda”
Now I’m known as “Sarah Who?”
Cuz Tina Fey is so much cuter.
To think I’m a has been;
And I can’t see – beyond next Friday
Woe, oh woe is me,
I won’t have my day.
For what is a gal, what has she got?
When her career, has gone to pot.
How to appear on nightly news;
When she’s inept at interviews.
She’s still exposed despite those clothes –
See – You – Next – Tuesday!
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:47 am
It’s a tough time to be a banking chief: Treasury Secretary Timothy F.
Geithner said Sunday that he is prepared to oust the senior management
and directors at banks that require extensive aid from the federal
government. And top bankers got a frosty reception from President Obama
at a recent White House meeting,
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:49 am
Switzerland’s UBS, the world’s largest wealth management company in
terms of assets, has issued a worldwide travel ban for wealth
management client advisors,
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:51 am
The chairman of Royal Bank of Scotland, whose record loss and near
collapse made it a symbol of the financial crisis in Britain, called on
Friday for an end to “public flogging” for past mistakes because it
exacerbates the bank’s problems.
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:52 am
The markets seemed to applaud FASB’s decision last week to loosen
mark-to-market rules, but credit analysts from Bank of America said
they expect the positive reaction to be short-lived.
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:53 am
Billionaire investor Warren E. Buffett, who has championed the federal
bailout of some of the nation’s leading financial firms, has also been
one of the top beneficiaries of the intervention,
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:54 am
Tom Hicks, the billionaire investor, confirmed Friday that his Hicks
Sports Group, which owns the Texas Rangers and the Dallas Stars, has
defaulted on about $525 million in loans.
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:55 am
French investment manager Meeschaert said on Saturday it had applied
for the seizure of a yacht owned by a Bernard L. Madoff company as part
of a battle to claw back client losses from the jailed fraudster,
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:57 am
Bernard L. Madoff’s brother Peter will get access to $10,000 a month
for living expenses under an agreement approved Friday in a lawsuit
accusing him of swindling a college student.
Big Bucks GOP
April 6th, 2009
10:58 am
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two troubled companies at the heart of
the nation’s mortgage market, are set to pay their employees “retention
bonuses” totaling $210 million, despite calls from lawmakers to cancel
the payments.
Peter
April 6th, 2009
11:51 am
Hey Jim.Do you go to Wal-mart to buy your clothes ? Gee All Lefties of the world will want to know that !
Funny Jim you bring up Wal-Mart…Lefties do Not like Wal-Mart Jim….only Cheap A@@ Republican’s that don’t care about small Mom and Pop stores…….. Wake up Jim Get the memo’s !
Poor Ted Stevens, using his Political clout to rip off the American Treasury…….
Gee no wonder Sarah Palin is upset, she was caught evading her Taxes as well.
Great Point Jim ! Yes Please put more Tax evaders in office Jim…..What a wonderful Mantra you have today !
“Republican Family Values”……….they never cease to amuse the Intelligent !
NormaJ
April 6th, 2009
11:55 am
Politics are a dirty thing. I have no doubt there were crooked dealing going on here. If we could all really know what truly happens behind closed doors. If Begich truly has the support of the people, he should have no hesitation in facing a fair election. His refusal to do so says it all. Why would Gov. Palin go out on a limb for Stevens? She must truly be concerned about justice. Governor Palin knows better that anyone what it is like to be relentlessly and unfairly smeared by unscrupulous covert enemies.
Righty
April 6th, 2009
12:31 pm
Every time the libs. get in trouble and are exposed for the crooked lying thieves that they are, they pull out their Sarah Palin bashing stick to try and beat off the bad press. Yeah, just get people talking about Sarah’s wardrobe and her teenage daughter, and her distant relatives. All a distraction from the real issues at hand, like the Obama team using our courts to go after enemies right before elections. Never mind they don’t have a case, just make headlines so it will destroy their chances of getting elected. Those who don’t drink the koolade are now aware of these tactics and they are going to become harder to pull off in the future. Someone should have to pay for ruining Stevens career,and there needs to be another election no matter his age. Right is right and a special election is the right thing to do.
Confused Conservative
April 6th, 2009
12:41 pm
This is from a Sept. 1,2008 release, where Palin wanted Uncle Ted to resign:
(Political Animal) PALIN AND STEVENS…. On Friday, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told CNN, “Gov. Palin took on Ted Stevens. If she can take him on, she can take on the Russians. Heh.” He liked the line so much, Graham repeated it on ABC News yesterday, saying, “If you can take on Ted Stevens and that crowd in Alaska, you can handle the Russians.”
On its face, it’s an unusually inane thing to say. Unless Ted Stevens is a nuclear power with autocratic tendencies, the analogy is rather a childish one for a United States senator to make on national television.
But more to the point, Graham’s just wrong. Palin didn’t “take on” the allegedly corrupt Alaskan senator; she allied herself with him throughout her brief political career. That includes, we learned today, Palin’s work on Stevens’ 527 group.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin began building clout in her state’s political circles in part by serving as a director of an independent political group organized by the now embattled Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens.
In the grand scheme of things, this is probably not the most serious of revelations. It’s interesting, I suppose, to connect Palin to one of the more scandal-plagued lawmakers in Washington, but most Americans probably don’t even know who Ted Stevens is.
More importantly, though, doesn’t it seem as if the McCain campaign’s talking points on Palin need a complete overhaul?
The McCain campaign said Palin opposed the infamous “bridge to nowhere.” That’s false. The campaign said Palin supported the Bush “surge” policy. That’s false. The campaign said Palin is the “commander in chief” of the Alaska National Guard. That’s misleading. The campaign said Palin is qualified on foreign policy because she lives in a state near Russia. That’s dumb.
And the campaign boasted about Palin “taking on” Stevens, and that’s wrong. Did the person who wrote the talking points have any idea who Sarah Palin is?
Confused Conservative
April 6th, 2009
12:45 pm
The supposed bad blood between Palin and Sen. Ted Stevens (R-AK), the state’s most eminent Republican, is part of her appeal. As David Brooks wrote [3] in the New York Times, Palin “risked her career taking on the corrupt Republican establishment in her own state” and “made mortal enemies of the two people McCain has always held up as the carriers of the pork-barrel disease: [Rep. Don Young] and Stevens.”
Confused Conservative
April 6th, 2009
12:47 pm
Palin Calls for Stevens to Step Down
October 28, 2008 12:37 PM
In an interview recorded this morning for CNBC, set to air at closing bell of the market today, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin calls for Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, to step down.
“A sad day for Alaska yesterday when he was found guilty of seven felonies,” she says. “But — and now he needs to do the right thing, and the right thing is, as he’s proclaiming his innocence and proclaiming, too, that he will go through the appellate process, OK, then he needs to step aside and allow our state to elect someone who will be supportive of those ideals of America: the free enterprise, the missions that we’re on, to win the war, those things that have got to take place in order to progress this country. Ted Stevens has got to play a very statesmanlike role in this now.”
J-Tex
April 6th, 2009
12:48 pm
“To do this, you must reinstate God to His rightful position of Sovereign Being, put Him back in the schools, back in the streets, back in the boardrooms and back in the churches. When people start operating with a conscious again, our political process with regain meaning and true bi-partisanism.”
The last time we had “prayer in schools” our political process was busy supporting segregation. Thanks, but no thanks.
Elephant Whip
April 6th, 2009
12:49 pm
It’s been mentioned a couple of times, but just to be clear: the NEW head of the Department of Justice, appointed by Obama, dismissed the indictment due to Department of Justice prosecutors, appointed by Bush II, illegally withholding evidence.
And this action says nothing about whether Stevens was guilty or not. He was found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt and it is not clear that this information would have changed the jury’s verdict. It only shows that the NEW head of the Department of Justice is willing to dismiss a case to avoid even the appearance of approving such impropriety and prosecutorial misconduct…even if they weren’t prosecutors he appointed.
CommunistAJC
April 6th, 2009
1:01 pm
Steven Daedalus, the entire cabinet of Barack Husein Obama needs to be in jail for failing to pay their taxes.
You know Sarah Palin is right for the country when every single lib in this country paints her as stupid. They did the same thing to Ronald Reagan and he turned out to be the greatest president of the last 50 years.
Peter
April 6th, 2009
1:02 pm
Remember folks Jim is for “Change”……..Thus he wants all the Politicians that DESIRE BIG Bunches of PORK…..Back in office.
Jim’s the Ultimate Flip Flopper, and nonsense maker ! Yes Ted Steven’s the champion of the corrupt Pork hounds….gotta get him back……. he may be good for about 5% of Americans.
Got any Cheese to serve with your Whine ?
CommunistAJC
April 6th, 2009
1:02 pm
What is really interesting to read, from liberals, is all the howling about Bush spending money yet President Teleprompter is tripling the spending and has now outspent every single president in the nations history COMBINED!