Typical Behavior for Democrats

“Just put the Democrat last responder
troll on ignore.”

“Obama's First Accomplishment

Skeptics who ask what Comrade Obama has ever accomplished — besides being installed in the White House by the left-wing media establishment despite his obvious lack of qualifications — finally have their answer:

A top White House lawyer called the firing of AmeriCorps inspector general Gerald Walpin an act of "political courage," according to House Republican aides who were in a meeting with the lawyer Wednesday.
This great feat of bravery involved B. Hussein violating a law he sponsored himself during his brief junior Senator career by firing a watchdog for doing his job. When pressed for a reason, BHO resorted to the Soviet tactic of smearing the 77-year-old Walpin as mentally unfit.

If you don't have courage, arrogance is the next best thing.”

“http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5Y9X5ggxzA

Drunken senator, ... while working!”

“d00d beat ya.”

“d00d is a good man”

“http://www.fremonttribune.com/articles/2010/01/07/news/local/doc4b44af1b90306516425283.txt

LOL..damage control Democrat Style...DENY DENY DENY until the facts are undeniable...

Nelson said the “Cornhusker Kickback” -- $100 million that was included in the Senate bill to help Nebraska cover Medicaid expenses -- was not intended to be a special perk for Nebraska, but rather a vehicle by which individual states could choose to opt out of federal funds for Medicaid in the future.”

“HERE we go....Harold Ford DEMOCRAT Tennessee.....Trying for New York


http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2010/0205102hf1.html”

“WHOO HOO..new national park....Democrat style

http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/02/09/tracking-your-taxes-park-pork/

"Now is not the time to spend up to $50 million dollars of the taxpayers’ money to buy nearly 3,000 acres of beachfront property on a Caribbean Island," said Rep. Doc Hastings, (R-Wash.), ranking Republican on the House Natural Resources Committee. "We can't afford a price tag for a new park in St Croix, just as many Americans will never be able to afford a visit there."

Democrats approved the purchase, even though the National Park Service has yet to complete a study on the purchase.”

“Get yourself a bucket of grits, XL.”

“OH Good Comeback there Lusho...LOL...REALLY good. Sadly I really was impressed you pulled that out.”

“Actually, I remember Clinton making the same move when his approval numbers were rock bottom. Gotta keep the base happy.”

“trail...you on the right thread?”

“This is a hoot and typical of the way democrats approach free speech.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2010/02/wh-some-critics-serving-the-goals-of-al-qaeda.html

In an oped in USA Today, John Brennan -- Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism -- responds to critics of the Obama administration's counterterrorism policies by saying "Politically motivated criticism and unfounded fear-mongering only serve the goals of al-Qaeda."

Ain't it funny what a few years and the institution of "Situational Ethics" will do?

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/lachlan-markay/2010/02/09/national-security-official-questions-patriotism-obamas-critics-media


San Francisco Chronicle columnist Mark Morford, in a July 2002 column headlined "Is It OK To Hate Bush?" complained that the administration had "made very clear again and again: You are not allowed to openly abhor the president or his decisions because doing so clearly indicates traitorous inclinations and this is wartime which is a Very Difficult Time for Us All."

Frank Rich whined in the New York Times in December of 2001 that it was "no longer just politically incorrect to criticize George W. Bush or anyone in his administration these days -- now it's treason."

MSNBC's David Shuster claimed, "the right routinely brands [then-Senate Minority Leader Tom] Daschle and others as unpatriotic and un-American."

Speaking on another MSNBC program, former Clinton administration official John Podesta complained that Bush Administration officials were "calling [Democrats] un-American for raising very legitimate questions. That's politics."

Lewis Lapham, former editor of Harper's Magazine, complained of the critics "on the right, the people who say that people like myself who question the premise of the war, even question the definition of the war, are somehow unpatriotic, un- American, and so on."

So where are all of these talking heads now that Obama and his administration are issuing virtually the same critiques of their political opponents? Once again, it is plainly evident that the press considers dissent patriotic only when dissenting from a Republican.



Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/lachlan-markay/2010/02/09/national-security-official-questions-patriotism-obamas-critics-media#ixzz0f98P1vyL”

“enjoy .....

http://www.breitbart.tv/caught-on-video-sen-reid-supporters-throw-eggs-at-tea-party-express-bus/


Oh yeah.”

“Fantasy: We must elect Obama to stop the wars.
Reality: Troop deaths in Afghanistan have doubled since Obama took office”

“Oh yeah, I remember them complaining about that incessantly on the major network news outlets.





/sike”

“http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/04/former_nj_assemblyman_neil_coh.html

I'm sure t*lty and vile will approve of this.”

“Neither t*ltlypoo nor vile have said anything about this.
Figures.”

“Go smoke some catnip.”

“*crickets*”

“stovie doesn't like liberals, therefore he doesn't like me :(”

“Do ya like fruitcake?”

“*crickets*”

“UNION TOWNSHIP -- Nearly two years ago, then-Assemblyman Neil Cohen, a top Democrat in Union County, hit a button on his state-issued computer and printed images of a naked underage girl. Then he placed them in a desk drawer in his legislative office.

This morning, Cohen, his political career over, trudged into a Trenton courthouse and pleaded guilty to distributing child pornography.

The once-vocal lawmaker, bearded and balding at 59 years old, answered the judge’s questions in a low voice, almost a mumble.

"That is correct, sir," he said when asked if he planned to plead guilty.

The plea deal may send Cohen to prison for five years, the jail time recommended by prosecutors. Sentencing is scheduled for July 12, and Superior Court Judge Gerald Council told Cohen to get ready for prison.

"Please get your affairs in order," he said. "Be prepared."

Cohen, who moved from Roselle to Paramus, declined to answer questions as he left the courtroom. He sought psychiatric care when the investigation began, and he told the judge today he is on medication.

"He not only betrayed any standard of decency, he betrayed the people of the State of New Jersey," Criminal Justice Director Stephen Taylor said after the court proceeding.

Because of the guilty plea, Cohen is required to register as a sex offender under Megan’s Law and will be restricted from using social networking websites. He will be barred from public employment and may be supervised by the Parole Board for the rest of his life after being released from prison. Cohen, a lawyer, is also likely be disbarred. Cohen has not yet filed for retirement to receive a pension. If he does, the pension board will review his file to see if he’s still eligible given his guilty plea, Treasury spokesman Andy Pratt said.

Plea negotiations lasted for months, according to officials briefed on the investigation but not authorized to speak. Former attorney general Anne Milgram originally wanted Cohen to admit official misconduct, which carries a minimum five-year sentence, while defense attorneys wanted only probation.

Prosecutors offered a modified plea deal a week ago, said Peter Aseltine, spokesman for the attorney general’s office. The deal does not include official misconduct but recommends a five-year prison sentence.

Cohen today admitted to using taxpayer-funded computers at his Union Township legislative office in July 2008 to view and print photos of an underage girl in various stages of nudity and placing them in the desk drawer of the office’s female receptionist.

A legislative staffer discovered the photos and informed Sen. Ray Lesniak and Assemblyman Joseph Cryan (both D-Union), who shared the office with Cohen. The lawmakers reported Cohen to authorities. One week later, he quit the Assembly, ending a 17-year career in Trenton. He was indicted five months later.”

“Staffers' accounts paint more detailed, troubling picture of Massa's office

By Carol D. Leonnig
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, April 13, 2010; 1:26 PM

Just three months after Eric Massa was elected to Congress, his young male employees on Capitol Hill began complaining to supervisors that the lawmaker was making aggressive, sexual overtures toward them, according to new interviews and internal documents.

The senior staff, one of whom said he heard Massa making lewd remarks to young staffers, tried to manage the problem internally. But reports of Massa's inappropriate behavior continued, leaving junior workers feeling helpless, according to victims, other staffers and sources close to an ongoing House ethics investigation. Most asked not to be named due to the ethics probe and the risk of hurting their job prospects.

This account, drawn from more than two dozen interviews and internal documents, shows that aides were accusing the 50-year-old married lawmaker of far more egregious behavior than previously known. Beginning in March 2009 and over the next several months, male staffers complained that their boss had touched them in a sexual manner, came up with reasons to have staffers travel alone with him on overnight trips, and expressed a desire to have sex with the men in the office.

But it wasn't until after a year of staff complaints -- when allegations about Massa's behavior threatened to become a public embarrassment -- that supervisors alerted congressional leaders to the problem. That led House leadership to demand the matter be referred to the ethics committee. Massa resigned a few weeks later when the media reported he was the subject of a harassment probe. He declined to comment for this story.

Several staffers say the Massa episode reveals congressional staff's lack of faith in their workplace protections and the deference that office supervisors showed Massa.

"Both the Chief of Staff and the Deputy Chief of Staff attempted to rein in the Congressman, but their efforts were ineffectual and by the fall of 2009, Congressman Massa's behavior spiraled out of control," Debra Katz, attorney for one staffer who alleges he was harassed by Massa and has initiated a complaint against him, said in a statement. "This left my client and other gay men in the office even more vulnerable to Representative Massa's predatory behavior."

Staff in the D.C. office felt they had nowhere to turn, she said. For months, according to numerous accounts, Massa's aides tolerated a frat house environment full of sex talk and lewd behavior.

"It speaks to the significant power differential that exists between members of Congress and the personnel they employ," Katz said. Even though a 1995 law prohibits Congress members from engaging in sexual harassment, she said, "staffers by and large are fearful of retaliation and career suicide if they file complaints or go outside of their offices to report sexual harassment."

In one instance, a staffer said he alerted Joe Racalto, Massa's chief of staff, in March 2009 that Massa tried to fondle a young colleague in a hotel room during the 2008 campaign. Racalto told staffers he believed their complaints, because he had heard similar stories, according to staffers. Two sources said that Racalto told staffers he himself had been a victim of Massa's advances.

In a statement through his lawyer, Racalto declined to answer questions about whether he was harassed by Massa, or had filed a harassment complaint against the lawmaker. He did answer several other questions in comments relayed by his lawyer. He disputed claims that he mishandled the situation but said he had difficulty controlling his boss and lacked a manual to guide him. He said he confronted Massa about allegations of improper advances, but the lawmaker denied doing anything improper.

Racalto said he tried in fall 2009 to block the lawmaker from being alone with young male staffers, including demanding that he move out of a townhouse Massa shared with staff. He confirmed that he pulled Massa out of a Dupont Circle bar in December when he could not get Massa to stop making inappropriate comments to a 21-year-old intern and another male staffer.

"When Mr. Racalto did witness something or hear a complaint concerning inappropriate conduct, Mr. Racalto made every effort to curtail the Congressman's behavior by directly addressing each issue with the congressman," said his attorney, Camilla C. McKinney, in a statement.

Staffers also said they sought help from Ron Hikel, who became deputy chief of staff in November 2009. Hikel said he was prohibited from commenting for this story because of the ongoing ethics investigation.

When Massa departed Washington on March 9, he gave two nationally televised interviews that made him the butt of late-night television jokes. He first explained that he groped and tickled a male employee "until he couldn't breathe" during what he said were typical antics to celebrate his 50th birthday. In the next interview, he denied groping anyone.

The House ethics committee is scrutinizing what House Democratic leaders knew when about the harassment allegations, and how they acted on the information.

One gay male staffer said he complained to Racalto in spring 2009 that Massa routinely made sexualized remarks to him. The staffer told Racalto he had grown distressed, because of two incidents he had heard about involving Massa allegedly making unwelcome sexual advances when sharing a hotel room with staffers.

The staffer said that Racalto assured him that Racalto would talk to Massa and put a stop to this kind of conversation. But by summer, according to several sources, Massa's sexual commentary had escalated and some of it was directed at an intern.

In June, Racalto issued a memo, later obtained by The Washington Post, prohibiting staff from social relationships with staff interns, because of the appearance. He warned three staffers who shared a townhouse with Massa that "you must be extra careful who you bring home and how you conduct yourself, especially when EM is present" and not to "put EM in a position where he is sleeping and questionable activities are taking place."

In October, a local New York newspaper article chronicling Massa's life in Capitol Hill highlighted the lawmaker's unusual living arrangement. Racalto said he called a former co-worker then in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office to report remarks Massa had made about the sex life of a female staffer and discuss his concern about Massa living with male staffers.

Racalto said he told the Pelosi aide that he would demand that Massa move out of the townhouse. Within a day, Racalto also sent out a staff memo instructing employees to stop the sexual talk, and report to him when that rule was broken.

"It has been brought to my attention that casual conversations of a sexual nature are ongoing," he wrote in a memo obtained by The Post. "This is highly inappropriate, offensive, and against the law. . . . I want to invite all staff to immediately contact me if you are aware of any inappropriate conversations that are taking place. "

In December and January, staff reported, Massa sought to take an intern with him along on two West Coast trips. But Hikel, staffers said, balked at the idea and insisted Racalto stop him. Racalto said he agreed to block the trips.

The incident that eventually lead to Massa's resignation occurred at a funeral reception on Feb. 2 in Hornel, N.Y., for Lance Cpl. Zack Smith. The 19-year-old Marine had died in an explosion in Afghanistan. Massa struck up a conversation with a young bartender serving at the informal wake.

Four days later, a local blogger alerted the congressman's office that someone had posted an anonymous comment on his site accusing Massa of soliciting sex from the bartender, according to an e-mail obtained by The Post.

Racalto said he also received a voicemail message from the bartender asking why Massa wanted to meet him in Buffalo, 85 miles away, for dinner. Racalto said he confronted Massa, and the congressman said he was trying to give the man a law school reference.

"Mr. Racalto told the Congressman he did not believe him, and informed the Congressman that he was going to report his conduct," Racalto's lawyer wrote. Racalto, snowbound in New York, said he called Hikel in Washington, and the two discussed the need to alert House leaders.

Hikel called Hoyer's office about the blog and other allegations of harassment. Three weeks later, Hoyer confirmed to reporters that his office had given Massa's office an ultimatum: Report Massa to the ethics committee within 48 hours or Hoyer would.”

“NJ/NYC, what's the diff?”

“Rocker Sting Stung by Controversy Over Secret Concert for Dictator's Daughter


Human rights activists are demanding the superstar stinger donate to charity the more than $2 million dollars “in blood money” he received for playing a secret concert for the daughter of one the world’s most brutal dictators.
........
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2010/04/13/rocker-sting-stung-controversy-secret-concert-dictator/”

“Hedelmäkakku ja pähkinät”

“Again; typiGuam-SunnyCal.”

“he'll probably be elected.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37207098/ns/politics-decision_2010/

i love this quote:When we returned from Vietnam, I remember the taunts, the verbal and even physical abuse we encountered ”

“I was 23years old in 1966 and you?”

“born that year”

“I served during Vietnam. I didn't serve in Vietnam. It's not that hard to say it correctly. I've done it many times.”

“Another deferer?”

“Active duty U.S. Army Dec. 1962 to Dec. 1966. Just not in Vietnam. You?”

“Active Duty, 1977-1997 - Captain of a secret airforce ship that flew in space. It had space guns. Served over Vietnam, but not in it.”

“Wat an AwhoreleeO / nut Dper, weel shure Dper unt Blumenthal, 2.”

“Disabled Man's Wheelchair, Dog Stolen In N. Philly

Philadelphia Police are searching for the heartless thief who stole a wheelchair and a dog from a man who suffers from cerebral palsy.

The shocking theft happened at about 11 a.m. Thursday outside a convenience store located at 27th and Lehigh Avenue in North Philadelphia.

Warren Lloyd parked his motorized wheelchair outside the Yoscar Mini Market and went inside to get a sandwich. His dog was in a carrying case on the back of the wheelchair.

In the time it took Lloyd to go inside and pay for his food, the thief struck and made off with Lloyd's wheelchair and his dog.

"I use it every day, that's my way of getting around. I can't drive, I have cerebral palsy. That was my vehicle," Lloyd said.

Adding to the cruelness of the theft, neighbors said the suspect tried to sell the dog shortly after the theft.

Lloyd is pleading for the thief to return his dog and the wheelchair that is valued at approximately $3,000.

If you have any information regarding the theft, you are urged to contact the Philadelphia Police Department.


http://cbs3.com/local/North.Philadelphia.Lehigh.2.1706691.html”

“yep ...

http://www.breitbart.tv/congressman-assaults-student-on-washington-sidewalk/”

“Suspects Toss $320,000 Cash from Car During Getaway

http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpps/news/suspects-toss-cash-from-car-during-moscow-getaway-dpgonc-20100625-fc_8321892”

“*Hillbillies love to hate*”

“watch the video - this is SICK!

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/06/29/congressman-says-borders-secure/”

“25,000 troops from Afghanistan? Go for it. I'm for stopping illegrants, but I won't blame Stark for making fun of these idiots. Did they ever mention the Employers, of course not , let's build a worthless fence to keep out the Dumb Mexicans. Give these people some credit, they can get over anything you idiots build, go down and watch. No Jobs, no jobs and no jobs is the only way.”

“Mr. Reagan tear down that wall, since you caused it. LMAO”

“Good Ole Fortney PETE Stark...Another reason for California to be proud.”

“CalYfornians know far more about illegal immigration than the other states cause this is the final target for 90 somewhat % of them. The 10-12 million estimated illies nationwide has a bit of a flaw-CA has at least twice that right now even after the mass evacuation after the building boom went bust.

Until some kind of ID system is instated, that can be trusted, fences and troops on the border or any other kind of enforcement is just a waste of time. Remember, for each employed illigrant , a criminal employer exist. When both sets of criminals are dealt with and only then will the solution to this problem even begin to be solved. American Citizens criminal's? Oh gawd, tell me it isn't so.”