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Flynt tracking 20 congressional sex scandals leads.»

“Larry Flynt, the porn-industry magnate who first linked Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) to the escort service of the ‘D.C. Madam,’ said Wednesday that his investigators are tracking more than 20 leads on alleged congressional sex scandals.”

As Vitter remained missing in action for two Senate votes on defense policy, Flynt insisted that he exposed the conservative lawmaker’s sexual indiscretions only because they contradicted Vitter’s longtime defense of the “sanctity of marriage.”

“If someone’s living a life contrary to the way they’re advocating … then they become fair game,” Flynt told reporters. “I don’t want a man like that legislating for me, especially in the area of morality.”




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207 Responses to “Flynt tracking 20 congressional sex scandals leads.”

  1. BigNoseKate Says:

    Hah, hah. Go, Larry! Go, Larry!


  2. FantasizingAboutHarrietMiers Says:

    Yeah. Nothing like destroying other peoples’ lives. He must be proud of himself.


  3. War4Sale Says:

    It’s a pretty sad commentary when a guy like Larry Flynt sounds more rational and principled than the people running our country!


  4. LandSurveyor Says:

    This is why America is beautiful.


  5. Zooey Says:

    Comment by War4Sale — July 11, 2007 @ 7:08 pm

    You got there first — what War4Sale said…..


  6. MsJoanne Says:

    What a country we live in where Hustler is better at reporting news than ABC! ABC has had these records for how long?? And they couldn’t come up with squat.

    Way to go Larry! Keep all those hypocritical f*cks honest (and I don’t care if they are dem or GOP…if they espouse family values they should at least live them themselves!)


  7. bd Says:

    people should watch the video Vitter used his kids for campaign props.
    disgusting really.

    Vitter did it knowing he was f*cking around hookers.


  8. Wayne Says:

    “Republicans are more fun because they get caught so easily,” Flynt said. “They’ve been living a repressed life all their life. Democrats are liberal — they wear it on their sleeve. Their sex life is what it is. They don’t spend their whole life trying to cover it up.”

    So true and funny as hell


  9. Publicus Says:

    Lets have ALL the names.

    We’re tired of adulterers screeching about “family values”. We’re tired of draft dodgers calling for bloody war. We’re tired of liars saying that “nothing’s changed” and that wiretapping requires warrants—and then systematically tapping untold numbers of phones and stealing private information without warrants.

    In short, we’re sick of hypocrites and liars and criminals running OUR government. These pathetic losers are EMPLOYEES of WE THE PEOPLE. And since they can’t do their jobs, it’s time for them to clean out their desks.

    IMPEACH NOW!


  10. Tom Says:

    It’s a pretty sad commentary when a guy like Larry Flynt sounds more rational and principled than the people running our country!

    Comment by War4Sale

    To borrow a lyric from Metallica it is “Sad But True”. I also agree with Flynt in that if you are advocating changes in MY LIFE due to your warped view of morality and God, then keep your own life in order. Is that so diffcult for normal people to understand? maybe so…


  11. yep Says:

    So only republicans will be exposed, the democrats are safe from having any links made public.


  12. MsJoanne Says:

    #2, I am sure he is proud! And I am proud of him!

    So much for the Fourth Estate. I’m going to subscribe to Hustler now. Apparently you get REAL news, there. HA!!!


  13. Wayne Says:

    What a country we live in where Hustler is better at reporting news than ABC! ABC has had these records for how long?? And they couldn’t come up with squat. —- MsJoanne

    Because the corporate owned media does not expose Republicn wrongdoing on their own any longer.
    Think about it, ABC is the one that put out that trash “Path to 9/11″


  14. Arthur C. Says:

    Larry Flynt? He’s a nice guy and smart as a whip, but turns into a spit-flecked mad dog when it comes sexual hypocrites. Oh, and he’s and rich as Croesus.

    Go Larry, go!


  15. SGT Higgins Says:

    Lets have ALL the names.

    Comment by Publicus

    It’s a pretty sad commentary when a guy like Larry Flynt sounds more rational and principled than the people running our country!

    Comment by War4Sale

    You’re both right.
    But if he has all the names, he should release them ALL

    Not that we all don’t already know that politicians are corrupt.


  16. Buck Fush Says:

    Hustler putting the media whores to shame, go figure…all I can say is, “GO LARRY GO”. About time someone did some reporting on these liars, and hypocrites.
    Oh and by the way I don’t care what party they are in, burn them all.


  17. Wayne Says:

    So much for the Fourth Estate. I’m going to subscribe to Hustler now. Apparently you get REAL news, there. HA!!!
    Comment by MsJoanne

    Me too.
    I will subscribe just for the …. ahem…. articles =)


  18. yep Says:

    So if a congressman has not said anything about family values his name should not be made public? I think that anybody that has hired a hooker has no business being in public office, republican democrat or whatever.


  19. Arthur C. Says:

    If Flynt has the names of Dems, and if are “family-values” bullies or are otherwise hypocritical on matters of sex, then I have no doubt he’ll publish them.


  20. Arthur C. Says:

    It just may be that the Dems generally don’t hire hookers the way GOPers do. After all, a lot of Democrats actually like women.


  21. Arthur C. Says:

    (cont’d sorry)..actually like women, and may have other avenues of meeting them besides call-girl rings.


  22. Tom Says:

    If Flynt has the names of Dems, and if are “family-values” bullies or are otherwise hypocritical on matters of sex, then I have no doubt he’ll publish them.

    Comment by Arthur C.

    And as he should. America is tired of being told how to act by a bunch of hypocrits (left or right). Get out of our lives FOREVER…


  23. Left Coast Mike Says:

    Where are all of the TROLLS? No comments from the right??? Talking points aren’t up yet??? Expose them all, Rethug or Dem. I want honesty and integrity in government…not a bunch of hypocrites.


  24. BigNoseKate Says:

    Yeah. Nothing like destroying other peoples’ lives. He must be proud of himself.

    Comment by FantasizingAboutHarrietMiers

    You mean like the way the self-appointed sex police tried to destroy his life for so long? Let’s just call it instant karma.

    Anyway, they don’t need anyone to help them self destruct…destruction of self as well as other is their M.O.

    Go, Larry! Go, Larry!


  25. yep Says:

    And as he should. America is tired of being told how to act by a bunch of hypocrits (left or right). Get out of our lives FOREVER…

    Comment by Tom

    What about people from the left or right that preach family values and live by what they say? Are you okay being told how to act by them?


  26. G Whiz Says:

    If someone’s living a life contrary to the way they’re advocating … then they become fair game.

    Larry Flint is definitely not in my top 100 favorite people list, but I fully agree with him on this.

    Vitter: Rated 100% by the Christian Coalition: a pro-family voting record

    Flint, please go after the Christian Coalition. Please?


  27. War4Sale Says:

    19,

    Exactly. We all know that politicians of both parties have affairs, it’s a historical fact.

    It also happens to be no business of the public’s as long as they get their jobs done.

    However, when they start shaking their fat fingers at others and legislating morality (i.e. making it their jobs) we have a right to know whether they hold themselves to the same standards they hold the rest of us to. Hypocrites are capable of doing far more damage to America than simple adulterers.


  28. tom baker Says:

    dubbie calls karl “turdblossom” ’cause there’s always a little brown flower on the end of dubbie’s winky after he does “the bad thing” to karl’s bottom.


  29. paland Says:

    I think that anybody that has hired a hooker has no business being in public office, republican democrat or whatever.

    Why? What’s wrong with hiring a hooker? As long as you don’t run around screaming “family values!” You sound like a sexually repressed person. I’ll bet you’re a Republican.


  30. yep Says:

    Exactly. We all know that politicians of both parties have affairs, it’s a historical fact.

    It also happens to be no business of the public’s as long as they get their jobs done.

    However, when they start shaking their fat fingers at others and legislating morality (i.e. making it their jobs) we have a right to know whether they hold themselves to the same standards they hold the rest of us to. Hypocrites are capable of doing far more damage to America than simple adulterers.

    Comment by War4Sale

    I want to know about any politician that is paying for sex. I think that is America’s business.


  31. G Whiz Says:

    “Why? What’s wrong with hiring a hooker?”

    You mean the hookers that pay federal and state income taxes, correct? No wait…are there any?


  32. paland Says:

    I’m proud to say that I voted for him in the California Gubenatorial election of 2003 (The one where Arnold Schwartznegger was elected)


  33. yep Says:

    Why? What’s wrong with hiring a hooker? As long as you don’t run around screaming “family values!” You sound like a sexually repressed person. I’ll bet you’re a Republican.

    Comment by paland

    It is against the law for starters.


  34. nuQler ostrich Says:

    Oh, look. Another Republican serial adulterer. Gingrich, Livingstone, Hyde, Jiuliani et.al.

    That’s not news.

    But the Madam said he wasn’t a freak and he didn’t do drugs. He just wanted to talk. So there’s nothing to see here folks, move along.


  35. Jackie Says:

    Look for 20 more Religious Republicans to ask God for forgiveness as their names come to print. Karl Rove better get busy and stop Larry or it’s over for the GOP.
    As for the trolls well no more pay checks to keep the lies going. I heard about the other sex service Vitters received he was a very busy man. Wendy just wasn’t enough for this man. Let’s blame Bill Clinton for what the GOP did sounds good.


  36. Wayne Says:

    Lets have ALL the names.— publicus

    The lists are free to download and the links are at Rawstory
    You can bet if there were any Democrats that could be taken down, the right wing blogs would have already exposed them, lmao
    But then again, the idiots there may not know how to do real research.


  37. paland Says:

    It is against the law for starters.

    Not where I’m at here in Nevada. Gambling is illegal in most places too, but I’m not going to sweat some Congressman who goes to Las Vegas and shoots dice occasionally.


  38. Wayne A. Schneider Says:

    I’ve never bought an issue of Hustler in my life (seen them, though), and being married now, I probably never will (and live). Nevertheless, Larry Flynt is my hero. I love it when people are willing to speak truth to power. He is absolutely correct in that Vitter made a big deal out of family values and the “sanctity” of marriage. (”Sanctity” is a term that only applies to the religious aspects of a merriage; it has no validity legally. My wife and I were married in the restaurant where we held the reception by a Justice of the Peace. It is just as legal a marriage as any performed in a church or temple or other religious site.)

    Hypocrisy in government officials and public figures MUST be exposed, regardless of the subject. If, hypothetically, Jim Hightower, who writes frequently about the evils of corporate America, were found to have thousands of shares of stock in the companies he complains about, it would be perfectly appropriate to point this hypocrisy out. (I do not believe he does, BTW.) The same applies even more so to people who are supposed to be serving the public first and foremost. If they’re going to tell me that something is wrong to do, then they better not be doing it themselves without admitting as much. Good thing I’m not a “public figure”.


  39. MsJoanne Says:

    paland, agreed. I don’t care who’s screwing whom. If it’s consensual, so be it. I don’t endorse adultery but that’s between the Mr and Mrs and none of my business.

    If prostitution is legal in one place, that eradicates any moral standing anywhere else.

    If someone needs to hire a prostitute because they can’t get what they want and it’s consensual…whatever. But that same person telling me I can’t get boned up the a$$ if I so choose because it’s “gay sex”…well, all I have to say is bugger off! (pun intended)


  40. Wayne Says:

    It is against the law for starters.

    Comment by yep

    In every state except Nevada. It is perfectly legal and regulated in Nevada


  41. shane Says:

    So only republicans will be exposed, the democrats are safe from having any links made public.

    Comment by yep

    Well if Lieberman’s on the list he’ll probably be exposed.


  42. GSD Says:

    Holy smokes. The Repervs are in trouble. Please Americans, don’t let your children intern for the Repervs.

    -GSD


  43. War4Sale Says:

    We’ll be seeing a lot of this later this week:

    http://coastalrain.tripod.com/blogpix/swaggart.jpg


  44. MsJoanne Says:

    But the Madam said he wasn’t a freak and he didn’t do drugs. He just wanted to talk. So there’s nothing to see here folks, move along.

    Well he seemed to think it was a sin of the greatest dire so apparently he was doing more than talk, no?

    God you’re a tool!


  45. Troll Says:

    ya ya ya so Christians have hormones too. yada yada yada. Most of the lib guys here are dogs too. They just like other guys.


  46. tom baker Says:

    Wayne - spot on - they couldn’t research their way out of a seventh-grade book report assignment - that’s why they just make it up as they go. Besides, the people who vote for them can’t tell shit from shinola in the first place.


  47. shane Says:

    What about people from the left or right that preach family values and live by what they say? Are you okay being told how to act by them?

    Comment by yep

    Then obviously they’re not on the list. That’s what this thread is about. Try to concentrate or go away.


  48. Wayne Says:

    Yeah. Nothing like destroying other peoples’ lives. He must be proud of himself.
    Comment by FantasizingAboutHarrietMiers

    religious right a$holes made his life hell, even shot him and crippled him for life.
    I don’t blame him for making it his personal mission to reveal hypocrites


  49. Wayne A. Schneider Says:

    But the Madam said he wasn’t a freak and he didn’t do drugs. He just wanted to talk. So there’s nothing to see here folks, move along.

    Assuming that’s true, if all he wanted to do was talk, why didn’t he just drive a few hours outside DC and pay for visit with a psychiatrist? At least the confidentiality of the visit would have been legally protected, and no one could accuse him of hypocrisy.

    Since I don’t see this as the kind of “offense” that would be considered “bad behavior” to the point of being expelled from the Senate, it will be up to the people of Louisiana to return him to DC or not.


  50. shane Says:

    You mean the hookers that pay federal and state income taxes, correct? No wait…are there any?

    Comment by G Whiz

    Nevada.


  51. Tracy Says:

    Larry Flynt:

    “Democrats are liberal — they wear it on their sleeve. Their sex life is what it is. They don’t spend their whole life trying to cover it up.”

    And when they are exposed they will get a pass…as usual, because it’s an issue that is irrelevant to their base.


  52. MsJoanne Says:

    And when they are exposed they will get a pass…as usual, because it’s an issue that is irrelevant to their base.

    Yup! As long as it’s not the American populace getting screwed (meaning ME), I could care less what they do in their bedrooms. As long as it’s consensual that’s up to them and the only person they should have to answer to is their spouse. Not my business at all.

    Now when I am getting bent over and having it hammered home against my will, well you better believe that I will be (and am) screaming from the rafters! I call my congresspeople and senators almost daily these days.


  53. Troll Says:

    religious right a$holes made his life hell, even shot him and crippled him for life.
    I don’t blame him for making it his personal mission to reveal hypocrites

    Comment by Wayne — July 11, 2007 @ 7:37 pm

    Muslim a$holes blew up the world trade towers killing thousands. By your logic then we have a right to destroy their lives too.


  54. trueblue Says:

    But the Madam said he wasn’t a freak and he didn’t do drugs. He just wanted to talk. So there’s nothing to see here folks, move along.

    Why didn’t he go talk to a priest, minister, reverend?…

    you get the point.

    They would have talked to him about his lustful urges.


  55. Tracy Says:

    So the fact the prostitution is illegal and the fact most of them will be found to be cheating on their spouses doesn’t mean much to you? Thanks vindicating my claim. You were most helpful. Next?


  56. MsJoanne Says:

    Muslim a$holes blew up the world trade towers killing thousands. By your logic then we have a right to destroy their lives too.

    Comment by Troll — July 11, 2007 @ 7:41 pm

    We already are destroying the lives of hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraqis. Happy now?


  57. Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan Says:

    If there WERE any Democrats on THE LIST, you can BET that Rush and fox “news” would be SCREAMING IT 24/7.

    Since they are NOT, we can concluded there are NO DEMS on the LIST.

    And it’s NOT the “hormones”. Everybody DOES have them…

    It’s the HYPOCRISY, pretty much a CHARACTER TRAIT of the Rapeublicans…


  58. shane Says:

    And when they are exposed they will get a pass…as usual, because it’s an issue that is irrelevant to their base.

    Comment by Tracy

    That’s right, progressives don’t give a rat’s ass who sleeps with who. You found us out. It is the “moral majority” of the right that either act or are hypocrites, well, what will it be?


  59. paland Says:

    Muslim a$holes blew up the world trade towers killing thousands. By your logic then we have a right to destroy their lives too.

    Comment by Troll — July 11, 2007 @ 7:41 pm

    Umm, Aren’t you doing that now? In Iraq and everywhere they exist?


  60. Tracy Says:

    #57

    Where did it say that no Dems are on the list?


  61. trueblue Says:

    Tracy,

    I think the point is is that these politicians are running on a very strict “Family Values” platform - in fact using it against their democratic opponents who don’t think it has anything whatsoever to do with running the country.

    (which it doesn’t.)

    So these guys are telling their constituents that Dem’s are godless creatures, but they themselves are guilty of the very same “moral” crime.


  62. Troll Says:

    Comment by MsJoanne — July 11, 2007 @ 7:44 pm

    Comment by paland — July 11, 2007 @ 7:46 pm

    And by Waynes logic we are justified in doing so.


  63. MsJoanne Says:

    So the fact the prostitution is illegal and the fact most of them will be found to be cheating on their spouses doesn’t mean much to you? Thanks vindicating my claim. You were most helpful. Next?

    Comment by Tracy — July 11, 2007 @ 7:44 pm

    Not my business nor is it yours. That’s between them and their spouses and their god. I care about my COUNTRY. And people like you are wanting to continue to f*ck it up.

    Sorry you’re so repressed that you can’t deal with sexuality. That’s human nature. But those hypocritical GOP dickh@ads (like you?) don’t’ want to admit to or deal with it.

    How about you mind your own business and I will mind mine and we both mind what our government does that affects the country?

    Forget it, people like you care more about what happens in other people’s bedrooms than the destruction of our country.


  64. Tracy Says:

    #58

    Comment by shane — July 11, 2007 @ 7:45 pm

    See #55

    Comment by Tracy — July 11, 2007 @ 7:44 pm

    That’s two. Next?


  65. Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan Says:

    Where did it say that no Dems are on the list?

    Because if there WERE, OxyViagara Rush and O’Dildo the FELAFEL MAN would be SCREAMING IT….

    RIGHT???


  66. shane Says:

    But the Madam said he wasn’t a freak and he didn’t do drugs. He just wanted to talk. So there’s nothing to see here folks, move along.

    Comment by nuQler ostrich

    “Flynt also claimed to have testimony from five New Orleans prostitutes about their sexual encounters with Vitter, adding that that quintet would likely share the $1 million bounty with Palfrey.”

    This troll, nuQler ostrich, says that this guy only talked to the hooker and we all believe him. The article on this thread says different. Please question everything these trolls say because they all use Rove’s play book and lie their way out of anything.


  67. Wayne A. Schneider Says:

    Now when I am getting bent over and having it hammered home against my will, well you better believe that I will be (and am) screaming from the rafters! I call my congresspeople and senators almost daily these days.

    Comment by MsJoanne — July 11, 2007 @ 7:41 pm

    MsJoanne,
    Please tell me you’re not calling your Congressman and Senators daily to tell them you are getting bent over and having it hammered home against your will and screaming about it. I’m not sure they want to know that information. Or were you speaking “metaphorically”? ;)

    (I hope you know I’m kidding. But your point is a good one.)

    I apologize for my playful mood with words.


  68. MsJoanne Says:

    Wayne, maybe if I offer it up to a few Thugs they’ll take me up on it and I can share in Flynt’s bounty. I need a new blue dress anyway! ;-)


  69. TripMaster Monkey Says:

    Troll sez:

    Muslim a$holes blew up the world trade towers killing thousands. By your logic then we have a right to destroy their lives too.

    First of all, your assertion that Muslims were behind 9/11 is not supported by the available evidence.

    Second, Wayne was defending Flynt’s mission to reveal the hypocrisy of the religious right. How did you jump from that to “destroying the lives” of Muslims? You may have intended your phrase to mean destroying their reputation, but in the broader context of the Iraq occupation, “destroying the life” of a Muslim takes on a bit more literal of a connotation. Perhaps you ought to be a bit more specific on this point.

    Third, speaking of the Iraq occupation, Chimpy and his cronies have caused the deaths of almost 700,000 Iraqi civilians, not to mention the U.S soldiers that have died in this insane conflict of imperialist aggression. Is it OK to “destroy their lives” as well? Again, you see how important it is to accurately define the term “destroy their lives.


  70. shane Says:

    #58

    Comment by shane — July 11, 2007 @ 7:45 pm

    See #55

    Comment by Tracy — July 11, 2007 @ 7:44 pm

    That’s two. Next?

    Comment by Tracy

    The fact that you copied your own post, name and all, to make your point doesn’t seem ODD to you?


  71. Tracy Says:

    #63

    Comment by MsJoanne — July 11, 2007 @ 7:48 pm

    “Not my business nor is it yours.”

    When the asshole that I elected, who represents me and most important works FOR me, gets caught cheating on their spouse, you are totally wrong….it’s ALL my business. You seem to forget that the U.S. is a republic, i.e. a representative democracy. I vote people in who are going to represent my values. If you don’t think that marital fedility is important then that is your business, but those who represent me in government I have every right to kick their ass for this type of BS behavior.

    BTW are you married? Does your husband or “domestic partner” care who pokes you?


  72. Tracy Says:

    #61

    Comment by trueblue — July 11, 2007 @ 7:48 pm

    “So these guys are telling their constituents that Dem’s are godless creatures, but they themselves are guilty of the very same “moral” crime.”

    Oh, I am all for voting them out for doing so.


  73. trueblue Says:

    Tracy,

    I don’t understand your anger, then.

    Vitter clearly is a prime example of such a politician.

    Why aren’t you happy that he’s being “outed”?


  74. Spudge_Boy Says:

    Haha, these fu*king trolls are a joke. They will come up with a lame brained argument/excues for anything, won’t they? Just living in their little fantasy world. I am glad that TP gives them all the opprotunity in the world to make themselves look dumb. I have now figured out why TP doesn’t get rid of trolls. Trolls are comic relief.


  75. f*ckfreedumbs Says:

    unamerica truly is going to Hell.


  76. Tracy Says:

    #70

    Comment by shane — July 11, 2007 @ 7:55 pm

    Why be repetitive? You are allowed to read previous posts…aren’t you?


  77. the fly-man Says:

    Wayne, the only way this could be any sweeter is if any GOP office holders from Ohio gets snared. The social police types in Cincinatti must be hating life right now to see Larry’s mug in the news again bashing them for what they are PLAYER HATERS.


  78. Eric Says:

    Hey, what people do in their personal lives is their own business………

    I think I heard that about a million times during the Lewinsky affair. I guess that only applies to politicians that are liberal. Interesting.


  79. Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan Says:

    #

    Where did it say that no Dems are on the list?

    Because if there WERE, OxyViagara Rush and O’Dildo the FELAFEL MAN would be SCREAMING IT….

    RIGHT???

    Comment by Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan — July 11, 2007 @ 7:49 pm

    SILENCE from troll=RIGHT!!!


  80. f*ckfreedumbs Says:

    16 And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon.
    17 ¶ And the seventh angel poured out his vial into the air; and there came a great voice out of the temple of heaven, from the throne, saying, It is done.
    18 And there were voices, and thunders, and lightnings; and there was a great earthquake, such as was not since men were upon the earth, so mighty an earthquake, and so great.

    19 And the great city was divided into three parts, and the cities of the nations fell: and great Babylon came in remembrance before God, to give unto her the cup of the wine of the fierceness of his wrath.
    20 And every island fled away, and the mountains were not found.
    21 And there fell upon men a great hail out of heaven, every stone about the weight of a talent: and men blasphemed God because of the plague of the hail; for the plague thereof was exceeding great.
    http://www.audio-bible.com/bible/revelation_16.html


  81. MsJoanne Says:

    #77. You are neglecting the hypocrisy of the situation.

    But I doubt you could ever understand that.


  82. Tracy Says:

    #63

    Comment by MsJoanne — July 11, 2007 @ 7:48 pm

    “Not my business nor is it yours.”

    When the asshole that I elected, who represents me and most important works FOR me, gets caught cheating on their spouse, you are totally wrong….it’s ALL my business. You seem to forget that the U.S. is a republic, i.e. a representative democracy. I vote people in who are going to represent my values. If you don’t think that marital fidelity is important then that is your business, but those who represent me in government I have every right to kick their ass for this type of BS behavior.

    BTW are you married? Does your husband or “domestic partner” care who pokes you?

    Comment by Tracy — July 11, 2007 @ 7:57 pm


  83. Wayne Says:

    And by Waynes logic we are justified in doing so.

    Comment by Troll

    Don’t mince my words you twisted f*ckwit
    I said no such thing.
    Your reading comprehension and ignorance is showing again, is that lump in the back of your pants your brains leaking out again?


  84. MsJoanne Says:

    Wayne, ROTFLMFAO!!!!


  85. Katie Says:

    I wonder if Vitter’s wife did her “Lorena Bobbitt” on him and that’s why he is missing in action.

    I agree with Flint. If you are a hypocrite, then you are fair game. It’s going to be fun finding out how many more hypocrites there are out there.

    So only republicans will be exposed, the democrats are safe from having any links made public. Comment by yep

    And you know this how? ABC has had these names and numbers for months now and ABC is the biggest Bush shill station next to Fauix Noise. If there were Democrats on the list, I guarantee that ABC would have exposed them by now.


  86. Eric Says:

    MsJoanne……you don’t find Clinton lying to his wife and the US people a tad hypocritical? What I find hypocritical is liberals that defend Clinton and then pile on someone they hate.

    I doubt you could ever understand that.


  87. Katie Says:

    Oops….I think I just responded to a troll. My bad. Bad Katie…bad Katie….now don’t do that again!


  88. Troll Says:

    Comment by TripMaster Monkey — July 11, 2007 @ 7:53 pm

    Trip,
    There is no God so anything goes.


  89. MsJoanne Says:

    As I said, that was between Clinton and his wife. It was not your business. It was not my business. And it certainly wasn’t worth how many millions of taxpayer dollars.

    Clinton wasn’t running on a platform of bull$hit family values.

    You’re right. I will NEVER understand that. Get your nose out of MY business and deal with your wife. THAT’s where your nose belongs, in your own family. If I screw up, that’s between me and my guy…not you, not anyone else.


  90. Katie Says:

    “MsJoanne……you don’t find Clinton lying to his wife and the US people a tad hypocritical? ”

    So, where is the hypocracy. Did Clinton go around preaching fidelity? Did he criticize others for what it was that he was doing?

    I really don’t think you understand what the word “hypocrite” means. You might want to go look it up in the dictionary.

    And, damn, I did it again, I responded to a troll….It’s so easy to prove them wrong, it’s irresistable.


  91. Tracy Says:

    #63

    Comment by MsJoanne — July 11, 2007 @ 7:48 pm

    “Not my business nor is it yours.”

    Wrong! What my elected representatives do in private and public is entirely my business. They represent me and my values while they are in D.C. Otherwise there is no point in electing them.


  92. MsJoanne Says:

    Katie, it’s hard sometimes. The inanity of it all boggles the mind (or is that bloggles the mind?? :-)

    And I would love to see the Bobbitization of that hypocrite! What fun that would be! (snicker)


  93. trueblue Says:

    Tracy,

    Why didn’t you answer my questions?


  94. Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan Says:

    Where did it say that no Dems are on the list?

    Because if there WERE, OxyViagara Rush and O’Dildo the FELAFEL MAN would be SCREAMING IT….

    RIGHT???

    Comment by Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan — July 11, 2007 @ 7:49 pm

    SILENCE from troll=RIGHT!!!


  95. Wayne Says:

    you don’t find Clinton lying to his wife and the US people a tad hypocritical? What I find hypocritical is liberals that defend Clinton and then pile on someone they hate.

    An affair is no ones business excpt for between the parties involved
    The issue here is Hypocracy. When someone is a self rightious pompous a$$, like you trying to rule over others for your personal belif and you do the same thing you preach against, outing you revealing the truth is ok in my book

    Did clinton push his beliefs on religion and sex on you? No

    I doubt you could ever understand that.
    Comment by Eric

    It is you that has faulty logic and you that has issues with understanding


  96. ann Says:

    Did you guys hear James Carville refer to Vitter wearing diapers today on Wolf Blitzer? I almost fell out of my chair….he said the prostitute says Vitters likes to wear diapers. I couldn’t believe what I heard, but it is up on Wonkette, and several websites have the extended interview with the New Orleans madam…..she was the one who explained how great of a man Vitter is, but he likes to wear diapers. I’m not quite sure how exactly this fetish works, and I don’t even want to try to figure it out. I live in Louisiana, and I can tell you, that if Vitter becomes a laughing stock because of DIAPERS, he will have to resign….they would have forgiven him “sins of the flesh,” but not this. Louisiana is all into straight sex….at least that’s what they say in public. He’s toast.


  97. Troll Says:

    So, where is the hypocracy. Did Clinton go around preaching fidelity?

    Comment by Katie — July 11, 2007 @ 8:13 pm

    He sure liked to have his picture taken walking out of church on sunday morn holding his bible.


  98. Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan Says:

    So, where is the hypocracy. Did Clinton go around preaching fidelity?

    Comment by Katie — July 11, 2007 @ 8:13 pm

    He sure liked to have his picture taken walking out of church on sunday morn holding his bible.

    Comment by Troll — July 11, 2007

    And George Bush has “prayer meetings” but is a LIAR and a MURDERER of his fellow man…

    Your POINT???


  99. MsJoanne Says:

    #95, nice try at a red herring. Love when they throw in those fallacies in logic.

    Bonehead.


  100. katy Says:

    has his statement about the clinton impeachment
    made the rounds yet?

    will hunt for link if needed…


  101. katy Says:

    i meant vitter’s statement…


  102. Wayne Says:

    They represent me and my values while they are in D.C. Otherwise there is no point in electing them.
    Comment by Tracy

    So if you believe in raping children, they have to represent your values huh?


  103. Troll Says:

    Your POINT???

    Comment by Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan — July 11, 2007 @ 8:26 pm

    Point is if these folks are hypocrites so was Clinton which was being denied.


  104. Keith G Says:

    In considering impeachment, Vitter asserted, Congress had to judge Clinton on moral terms. Decrying the law professors’ failure to see this, Vitter observed, “Is that the level of moral relatively [sic] and vacuousness we have come to?” If no “meaningful action” were to be taken against Clinton, Vitter wrote, “his leadership will only further drain any sense of values left to our political culture.”

    http://news.yahoo.com/ s/ thenation/ 20070711/ cm_thenation/ 3212734


  105. Wayne A. Schneider Says:

    hy·poc·ri·sy (noun)

    Definition:
    1. feigned high principles: the false claim to or pretense of having admirable principles, beliefs, or feelings
    It would be sheer hypocrisy for them to turn around and do what they criticize in others.
    2. hypocritical act: an act or instance of hypocrisy
    After his hypocrisies became widely known, he decided not to run for re-election.

    http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_/hypocrisy.html

    Can we all agree on what the definition of hypocrisy is now? I find many of the Vitter defenders seem to be lacking in their understanding of what the subject is about.


  106. bd Says:

    Mr Viiter calling for Clinton to resign:

    “Some current polls may suggest that people are turned off by the whole Clinton mess and don’t care — because the stock market is good, the Clinton spin machine is even better or other reasons. But that doesn’t answer the question of whether President Clinton should be impeached and removed from office because he is morally unfit to govern.

    The writings of the Founding Fathers are very instructive on this issue. They are not cast in terms of political effectiveness at all but in terms of right and wrong — moral fitness. Hamilton writes in the Federalists Papers (No. 65) that impeachable offenses are those that “proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.”

    Yeah right. btw I heard that more hookers in DC and LA will be coming forward shortly.


  107. Keith G Says:

    Clinton was not a hypocrite, because he did not campaign on the platform that his opponent was having the wrong kind of sex.

    People like Vitter do. That is why he is a hypocrite and Bill Clinton was not. We have heard the right squeal about Clinton’s sex life for fifteen years now.


  108. katy Says:

    HEY! listen up:

    *
    A Blast from Vitter’s Past

    In the fall of 1998, David Vitter felt compelled to weigh in on the national debate over the possible impeachment of President Bill Clinton for lying about sex. […]
    …Vitter took issue with a previous article, written by two law professors who had argued that impeachment “is a process of removing a president from office who can no longer effectively govern; it is not about punishment.” Given that Clinton was still a capable chief executive, they had maintained, impeachment was not in order.
    […]
    He blasted the law professors for criticizing those congressional Republicans pushing for Clinton’s impeachment. Their argument that impeachment is “not primarily about right and wrong or moral fitness to govern,” he wrote, was utterly wrongheaded. He continued:

    Some current polls may suggest that people are turned off by the whole Clinton mess and don’t care — because the stock market is good, the Clinton spin machine is even better or other reasons. But that doesn’t answer the question of whether President Clinton should be impeached and removed from office because he is morally unfit to govern.

    The writings of the Founding Fathers are very instructive on this issue. They are not cast in terms of political effectiveness at all but in terms of right and wrong — moral fitness. Hamilton writes in the Federalists Papers (No. 65) that impeachable offenses are those that “proceed from the misconduct of public men, or, in other words, from the abuse or violation of some public trust.”

    Strong words. Now that Vitter, who entered the House of Representatives in 1999 after winning a special election to fill the seat of Representative Bob Livingston (who resigned after being caught in an adultery scandal) and who was elected senator in 2004, has admitted he placed a phone call to the so-called DC Madam, his constituents can only wonder if he will hold himself to the same standards he sought to apply to Bill Clinton.

    Vitter, who is married with four children, has been a vigorous advocate of family values, championing abstinence-only programs and calling for a ban on gay marriage. In a statement his office rushed out on Monday night–before he could be outed by Hustler magazine–Vitter said he had committed a “serious sin” and claimed that “several years ago, I asked for and received forgiveness from God and my wife in confession and marriage counseling.” I seem to recall that Bill Clinton took a similar stance after he acknowledged his affair with Monica Lewinsky. That, though, did not prevent Vitter from calling for Clinton’s forcible removal from office.

    Perhaps Vitter ought to revisit the issue of whether the absence of moral fitness is a firing offense for a public official.

    http://www.thenation.com/ blogs/ capitalgames?bid=3&pid=212734

    (this was way too hard to edit… excuse the length…
    i was hopeful the troolls would read what was in front of them,
    knowing they wouldn’t dare link to THE NATION *gasp*)


  109. Keith G Says:

    We have not heard the right squeal about the sex lives of Eisenhower, Ron and Nancy, GHWB, Giuliani, Newt, Foley, Hyde, Livingston, Jim Baker, Rev Swaggart, Vitter, etc.

    That is why it is called hypocrisy.


  110. PaulB Says:

    Point is if these folks are hypocrites so was Clinton which was being denied.

    LOL… There’s a reason it’s being denied … Clinton wasn’t a hypocrite — on this subject, anyway. All you’re demonstrating is that you don’t understand the meaning of the word.


  111. Keith G Says:

    that’s the link I gave. Shouldn’t have said The Nation or David Corn.


  112. Troll Says:

    So understanding that Clinton like to be seen bible in hand exiting a Christian Church on sunday mornings and that christianity teches against adultery that would make him a hypocrite.

    Personally I dont care about any of their sex lives I was just responding to katie.


  113. bd Says:

    http://www.vitterforsenate.com/multimedia.aspx

    watch the moments. it was very touching indeed.


  114. tarazan Says:

    I don’t think L. Flynt cares about politicians having sex, after all he is in this business…what he cares about those who sell ‘Family Values’ attacking others,claiming purity and then do exactly the opposite of their own preachings to others..
    I say let Flynt expose these hypocirtes.


  115. PaulB Says:

    So understanding that Clinton like to be seen bible in hand exiting a Christian Church on sunday mornings

    Well, first of all, you have to establish that Clinton “like [sic] to be seen Bible in hand.” As far as I know, he never actively solicited anyone to take his picture walking out of his church.

    and that christianity teches against adultery that would make him a hypocrite.

    Nope, it just makes him a sinner. He’d be a hypocrite if he scolded someone else about infidelity at the same time that he himself was unfaithful. As a well-known advice columnist once wrote: “A church is a hospital for sinners, not a museum for saints.” If we banned everyone who sinned from going to church, we’d have some pretty empty churches.


  116. Jehovah Says:

    Must not touch My Book if you have have had sex outside of marriage. Bible says penalty is stoning to death. Hope they bring that back in Iraq.


  117. Spudge_Boy Says:

    Clinton was openly a womanizer. He didn’t run on family values and it is one of the reason why world leaders around the globe loved and admired him. They too wanted to get lots of tail without having to get it from their wife all of the time.

    Hillary doesn’t care because the Clinton’s have a relationship of business, not love. They have done very well in their business venture together.

    The republicans made America a laughing stock over impeaching Clinton for a blow job. They then catapulted this laughing into hate by stealing two elections and pretending that America is the be all end all.


  118. Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan Says:

    So understanding that Clinton like to be seen bible in hand exiting a Christian Church on sunday mornings and that christianity teches against adultery that would make him a hypocrite.

    Personally I dont care about any of their sex lives I was just responding to katie.

    Comment by Troll


    Fine. And Bush being a MURDERER and LIAR and having “bible meetings” is ALSO being a HYPOCRITE.

    PLUS a MURDERER and LIAR, which do NOT show Bush LISTENS to ANYTHING Jesus taught…


  119. TripMaster Monkey Says:

    Troll sez:

    Trip,
    There is no God so anything goes.

    Nice cop-out. Given this, why do you even bother to post?


  120. Spudge_Boy Says:

    Personally I dont care about any of their sex lives I was just responding to katie.

    Comment by Troll — July 11, 2007 @ 8:48 pm

    If you don’t care then why are you people always trying to push false family values. Or are you gonna tell us you aren’t one of those republicans.

    And if you aren’t then why are you a republican?


  121. katy Says:

    another point…

    clinton did not pay for it - no crime…


  122. Keith G Says:

    Was Bush a virgin when he married at 36? Virgin at 21 head of fraternity? That would be a first. Is Jenna a virgin?


  123. Leslie Says:

    Why has DC Madam Deborah Palfrey been charged with a crime[s], while Vitter hasn’t been? If soliciting johns is a crime, why isn’t soliciting prostitutes?


  124. PiP Says:

    I’m glad that girls can still pose naked in the USA!
    If you Leftists got your wish, all the girls would have rags on!

    God Bless the USA!


  125. PiP Says:

    I have more respect for Larry Flynt than for any single member of the current administration.

    God Bless Hustler Magazine!


  126. bd Says:

    Oh gawd :

    “Vitter’s Madame: “Most of the clients who wanted to be dominated were Republicans.”

    Rethugs wanted to wear diapers and stuff while f*cking hookers.


  127. RUCerious Says:

    Help Hustle their asses right off to prison, Lawrence ol chap!


  128. RUCerious Says:

    Where’s Daryll?


  129. PiP Says:

    Hey!

    #123 is not me!

    Larry Flint is a terrorist!
    Just like muslims!
    He targets people he doesn’t
    like and tries to ruin their career!


  130. Karim Says:

    Larry Flynt rocks!


  131. Bush is Corrupt. Says:

    Yet another “morals” Republican:

    TITUSVILLE, Fla. — Florida state Rep. Robert “Bob” Allen, R-Merritt Island, was arrested Wednesday and charged with soliciting an undercover male officer for sex at a park in Central Florida, according to police.

    http://www.local6.com/ problemsolvers/ 13664897/ detail.html


  132. Lora Says:

    Wrong! What my elected representatives do in private and public is entirely my business. They represent me and my values while they are in D.C. Otherwise there is no point in electing them.
    Comment by Tracy — July 11, 2007 @ 8:13 pm

    Tracy-Chickenhawk (see the “Giuliani on Vietnam” thread, where Tracy-troll admits that he didn’t enlist in this war he supports because he didn’t want to be away from the “wife and kids for an extended period of time”)
    Yes, your representatives represent you. But if the constituents of other districts don’t care if their representatives are gay or have an extramarital relationship, that is not really your business. Of course, if you want to condemn Vitter or get to the bottom of why gay hooker Jeff Gannon was visiting the WH when there weren’t even any press conferences scheduled, I won’t criticize you for that. How about it, boy?


  133. Snowball Says:

    So it would appear that ABC lied about nobody of signifigance being on the list. Why would the Corporate Media lie to cover for the Republican party? Any thoughts?


  134. Lora Says:

    I’ve never bought an issue of Hustler in my life (seen them, though), and being married now, I probably never will (and live). Nevertheless, Larry Flynt is my hero. I love it when people are willing to speak truth to power.
    Comment by Wayne A. Schneider — July 11, 2007 @ 7:31 pm

    I also have never purchased an issue of “Hustler,” and the one or two times I saw it at someone’s apartment, I thought it was pretty disgusting. Nevertheless, I adore Larry Flynt, too, for exposing the hypocrisy of supposedly “family values” politicians and offering Ken Starr a job because of his salacious writing. Larry Flynt is one guy who puts his money where his mouth is.


  135. Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan Says:

    I’m glad that girls can still pose naked in the USA!
    If you Leftists got your wish, all the girls would have rags on!

    God Bless the USA!

    Comment by PiP

    Yeah, instead, only supporters of TRAITOR Bush (like YOU) have your rags on…


  136. alp3 Says:

    So if a congressman has not said anything about family values his name should not be made public? I think that anybody that has hired a hooker has no business being in public office, republican democrat or whatever.

    Comment by yep — July 11, 2007 @ 7:16 pm

    suck it, yep. yep yep… yep.


  137. MsJoanne Says:

    I’m glad that girls can still pose naked in the USA!
    If you Leftists got your wish, all the girls would have rags on!

    God Bless the USA!

    Comment by PiP

    Talk about a right wing nutjob flip flop. How utterly laughable! You guys are the repressed a$$holes who can’t seem to deal with nudity (remember Janet Jackson?) or sex on any level (if someone else is getting some - which I doubt you are). What a joke!


  138. greenie Says:

    This whole expose gives me a hard on. That would be “renob” for the benefit of any dyslexics.


  139. SKdeA Says:

    Bible says penalty is stoning to death. Hope they bring that back in Iraq.

    Comment by Jehovah — July 11, 2007 @ 8:52 pm

    They did, you disgusting pervert. Look it up. There’s a video of it on YouTube, if you can stand it.


  140. Tracy Says:

    #73

    Comment by trueblue — July 11, 2007 @ 8:01 pm

    “Why aren’t you happy that he’s being “outed”?”

    I am. I am glad. I hope the people that voted him in vote him out. I think you misunderstood what I said in post #72.


  141. Tracy Says:

    #102

    Comment by Wayne — July 11, 2007 @ 8:31 pm

    “So if you believe in raping children, they have to represent your values huh?”

    What group of people do you know that believes in raping children?


  142. PiP Says:

    What group of people do you know that believes in raping children?

    Comment by Tracy — July 11, 2007 @ 10:59 pm

    ——————————————————————————-

    Leftists!!!


  143. Tracy Says:

    #132

    Comment by Lora — July 11, 2007 @ 10:17 pm

    “see the “Giuliani on Vietnam” thread, where Tracy-troll admits that he didn’t enlist in this war he supports because he didn’t want to be away from the “wife and kids for an extended period of time”)”

    (See the same thread where Lora thinks that her sick mom was a good excuse not to join the military even during peace time).

    “But if the constituents of other districts don’t care if their representatives are gay or have an extramarital relationship, that is not really your business.”

    If he is a federal congressman or woman yes they do represent me because the laws they help pass affect my life. So yes I do have every right to let them have it in the ear.

    “How about it, boy?”

    Well I will let you do the honors considering you think you know what happened. Do you have any NEW information little girl or just more speculation?


  144. Tracy Says:

    #142

    Comment by PiP — July 11, 2007 @ 11:05 pm

    Dude, can it!


  145. Wayne Says:

    What group of people do you know that believes in raping children?
    Comment by Tracy

    ok, dense one, I will try to explain
    Did you or did you not post:

    They represent me and my values while they are in D.C. Otherwise there is no point in electing them.
    Comment by Tracy

    And I asked :
    So if you believe in raping children, they have to represent your values huh?

    I was trying to give an extreme example to get through your thick head

    Another is you believe your values include your religious belief in everyone must wear magic underwear, if they don’t expouse that they shouldn’t be in office?

    Why should everyone conform to your expectations on your sexual preferences or religious beliefs?
    What if your representative is a gay pagan, but he looks out for his constituents and does the right thing for the people he represents. He does not mislead people in what believes and who he is?

    Why should he or she represent exactly the values you yourself believe everyone else should conform to?
    That is the same as forcing your religious beliefs on others.

    This thread is about hypocricy, btw, if you didn’t notice.

    So again, if you were a sick puppy and believed in raping children, why the hell do you think everyone else including your representative should comform to your views?

    Exactly what are these views that you believe in that everyone else should have to conform to, including your representative in DC?


  146. The Republic of Stupidity Says:

    Yeah. Nothing like destroying other peoples’ lives. He must be proud of himself.

    Comment by FantasizingAboutHarrietMiers

    Seeing as Repubs are Sex Police (See: “B Clinton’s Hummer” for more info), when they get hoisted on their own petard, ya can’t help but point and laugh, huh?


  147. The Republic of Stupidity Says:

    I’m glad that girls can still pose naked in the USA!
    If you Leftists got your wish, all the girls would have rags on!

    God Bless the USA!

    Comment by PiP

    Irrational, dishonest, and off-thread!!!!


  148. Jay Randal Says:

    Larry Flynt needs to out those guys ASAP. Let the circus of sex lies begin > lol.


  149. Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan Says:

    What group of people do you know that believes in raping children?

    Comment by Tracy — July 11, 2007 @ 10:59 pm

    ——————————————————————————-

    Leftists!!!

    Comment by PiP

    Mark Foley–teenage Congressional pages

    George W. Bush–At age 25, got an abortion for his 15-year-old girlfriend, Robin Lowman… Makes him a child molester, too…


  150. Wayne Says:

    If he is a federal congressman or woman yes they do represent me because the laws they help pass affect my life. So yes I do have every right to let them have it in the ear. — Tracy

    But you do not have the right to expect them to live exactly the way you do or believe what you believe.

    So you al;so believe in the war, I have seen your chickenhawker posts, but you couldn’t be inconvienienced by joining the military for the war you believe in, as Lora pointed out.

    I served 9 years and multiple actions including Desert Storm and live with a leg full of titanium screws holding my leg bones together. I went down to reenlist when 9/11 happened but they would not take me back because of my medical and my age of 42 at the time, because I was Special Forces trained.

    Frankly you chickenhawks make me want to puke.


  151. Tracy Says:

    #145

    “I was trying to give an extreme example to get through your thick head”

    Your “extreme” example is a non sequitur as is your next BS example….

    “What if your representative is a gay pagan…”

    He wouldn’t get elected in the first place. Are you deliberate trying to be obtuse with your obsurd examples that you call “extreme”?

    “Why should he or she represent exactly the values you yourself believe everyone else should conform to? That is the same as forcing your religious beliefs on others.”

    I can’t believe you are actually asking this. This is not about forcing my religious beliefs on anyone. Do you know what a representative democracy, i.e. a republic is? You elect leaders to the government to take YOUR place, values, beliefs, ect…, in Washington D.C., Austin in my case, in order to ATTEMPT get legislation passed that reflect your values. There still this little exercise called voting on bills. Do YOU not elect your leaders so that they will represent your values and beliefs? Here is an example that is as asinine as yours: Would you elect a representative that was in favor of not taxing the wealthy because he said that they are the ones who actually create jobs and shouldn’t pay because they are the ones taking the financial risks in creating those jobs? Do you see how obsurd that example is? When you said this: “….but he looks out for his constituents and does the right thing for the people he represents.”, it make no sense because he/she wouldn’t be elected to represent me in the first place. If they did get elected I would find another district to live, but even before that I wouldn’t move to a district where someone with those values would stand a chance at getting elected in the first place. Again your examples are non sequiturs.

    “Why should everyone conform to your expectations on your sexual preferences or religious beliefs?”

    Everyone? If they represent and work for me they better represent my values and or religious beliefs. If they don’t I have every right to let them know that I don’t like it. You don’t believe in the 1st amendment?


  152. Lora Says:

    1. (See the same thread where Lora thinks that her sick mom was a good excuse not to join the military even during peace time).

    “But if the constituents of other districts don’t care if their representatives are gay or have an extramarital relationship, that is not really your business.”

    2. If he is a federal congressman or woman yes they do represent me because the laws they help pass affect my life. So yes I do have every right to let them have it in the ear.

    “How about it, boy?”

    3 Well I will let you do the honors considering you think you know what happened. Do you have any NEW information little girl or just more speculation?
    Comment by Tracy — July 11, 2007 @ 11:11 pm

    1. I don’t mind if others look at that thread because you, Mr. Hypocrite, never joined after high school nor for this war that you tout as so “honorable.” Meanwhile, on another thread, you once called Congressman Sestak (D-PA), who served honorably in the military for some 30 years, including in Iraq, a “twit,” all because you, Mr. Chickenhawk, don’t agree with his views on the current war. You’re the twit, little boy, who talks big about the war but is too chicken to serve.
    For the record, although I don’t support this war, I have never criticized anyone who has served there for their opinions, little chickenhawk twit. You are perhaps the most shameless troll here yet, chickenhawk hypocrite!

    2. Yes, you have the right to let members of Congress not from your district or state to have your ear. But you do not have the right to tell their constituents how to vote.

    3. If you can read, you might have noticed that I suggested “getting to the bottom of the issue”–not adding further speculation, little hypocrite boy. Or are you too scared to learn the truth behind the matter, chickenhawk twit?


  153. Tracy Says:

    #150

    Comment by Wayne — July 11, 2007 @ 11:37 pm

    “But you do not have the right to expect them to live exactly the way you do or believe what you believe.”

    Yes I do have the right to expect it considering they are making laws that I have to live by. Now if they actually do it, is another question. By your logic you have no right to critize or question what ANY of the conservative Republicans in congress do when if comes to law making, cutting taxes, ect…

    “…but you couldn’t be inconvienienced by joining the military for the war you believe in, as Lora pointed out.”

    You didn’t see Lora’s excuse did you?

    “Frankly you chickenhawks make me want to puke.”

    Thank you for your service, but are you trying to say that I can’t support the war if I don’t participate in the actual combat? Millions people have supported war efforts the U.S. was involved in over the years that didn’t sign up to serve in the military, so you can shove that BS right up your veteran ass.


  154. Lora Says:

    What group of people do you know that believes in raping children?
    Comment by Tracy — July 11, 2007 @ 10:59 pm

    ——————————————————————————-
    Leftists!!!
    Comment by PiP

    Mark Foley–teenage Congressional pages
    George W. Bush–At age 25, got an abortion for his 15-year-old girlfriend, Robin Lowman… Makes him a child molester, too…
    Comment by Ronald Reagan (NOW DEAD) and Master Satan — July 11, 2007 @ 11:34 pm

    Here’s a list compiled before the Mark Foley (R) scandal broke.
    46 REPUBLICAN PEDOPHILES

    * Republican anti-abortion activist Howard Scott Heldreth is a
    convicted child rapist in Florida.

    * Republican County Commissioner David Swartz pleaded guilty to
    molesting two girls under the age of 11 and was sentenced to 8 years in
    prison.

    * Republican judge Mark Pazuhanich pleaded no contest to fondling a
    10-year old girl and was sentenced to 10 years probation.

    * Republican anti-abortion activist Nicholas Morency pleaded guilty
    to possessing child pornography on his computer and offering a bounty to
    anybody who murders an abortion doctor.

    * Republican legislator Edison Misla Aldarondo was sentenced to 10
    years in prison for raping his daughter between the ages of 9 and 17.

    * Republican Mayor Philip Giordano is serving a 37-year sentence in
    federal prison for sexually abusing 8- and 10-year old girls.

    * Republican campaign consultant Tom Shortridge was sentenced to
    three years probation for taking nude photographs of a 15-year old girl.

    * Republican racist pedophile and United States Senator Strom
    Thurmond had sex with a 15-year old black girl which produced a child.

    * Republican pastor Mike Hintz, whom George W. Bush commended
    during the 2004 presidential campaign, surrendered to police after
    admitting to a sexual affair with a female juvenile.

    * Republican legislator Peter Dibble pleaded no contest to having
    an inappropriate relationship with a 13-year-old girl.

    * Republican activist Lawrence E. King, Jr. organized child sex
    parties at the White House during the 1980s.

    * Republican lobbyist Craig J. Spence organized child sex parties
    at the White House during the 1980s.

    * Republican Congressman Donald “Buz” Lukens was found guilty of
    having sex with a female minor and sentenced to one month in jail.

    * Republican fundraiser Richard A. Delgaudio was found guilty of
    child porn charges and paying two teenage girls to pose for sexual photos.

    * Republican activist Mark A. Grethen convicted on six counts of
    sex crimes involving children.

    * Republican activist Randal David Ankeney pleaded guilty to
    attempted sexual assault on a child.

    * Republican Congressman Dan Crane had sex with a female minor
    working as a congressional page.

    * Republican activist and Christian Coalition leader Beverly
    Russell admitted to an incestuous relationship with his step daughter.

    * Republican governor Arnold Schwarzenegger allegedly had sex with
    a 16 year old girl when he was 28.

    * Republican congressman and anti-gay activist Robert Bauman was
    charged with having sex with a 16-year-old boy he picked up at a gay bar.

    * Republican Committee Chairman Jeffrey Patti was arrested for
    distributing a video clip of a 5-year-old girl being raped.

    * Republican activist Marty Glickman (a.k.a. “Republican Marty”),
    was taken into custody by Florida police on four counts of unlawful
    sexual activity with an underage girl and one count of delivering the
    drug LSD.

    * Republican legislative aide Howard L. Brooks was charged with
    molesting a 12-year old boy and possession of child pornography.

    * Republican Senate candidate John Hathaway was accused of having
    sex with his 12-year old baby sitter and withdrew his candidacy after
    the allegations were reported in the media.

    * Republican preacher Stephen White, who demanded a return to
    traditional values, was sentenced to jail after offering $20 to a
    14-year-old boy for permission to perform oral sex on him.

    * Republican talk show host Jon Matthews pleaded guilty to exposing
    his genitals to an 11 year old girl.

    * Republican anti-gay activist Earl “Butch” Kimmerling was
    sentenced to 40 years in prison for molesting an 8-year old girl after
    he attempted to stop a gay couple from adopting her.

    * Republican Party leader Paul Ingram pleaded guilty to six counts
    of raping his daughters and served 14 years in federal prison.

    * Republican election board official Kevin Coan was sentenced to
    two years probation for soliciting sex over the internet from a 14-year
    old girl.

    * Republican politician Andrew Buhr was charged with two counts of
    first degree sodomy with a 13-year old boy.

    * Republican politician Keith Westmoreland was arrested on seven
    felony counts of lewd and lascivious exhibition to girls under the age
    of 16 (i.e. exposing himself to children).

    * Republican anti-abortion activist John Allen Burt was charged
    with sexual misconduct involving a 15-year old girl.

    * Republican County Councilman Keola Childs pleaded guilty to
    molesting a male child.

    * Republican activist John Butler was charged with criminal sexual
    assault on a teenage girl.

    * Republican candidate Richard Gardner admitted to molesting his
    two daughters.

    * Republican Councilman and former Marine Jack W. Gardner was
    convicted of molesting a 13-year old girl.

    * Republican County Commissioner Merrill Robert Barter pleaded
    guilty to unlawful sexual contact and assault on a teenage boy.

    * Republican City Councilman Fred C. Smeltzer, Jr. pleaded no
    contest to raping a 15 year-old girl and served 6-months in prison.

    * Republican activist Parker J. Bena pleaded guilty to possession
    of child pornography on his home computer and was sentenced to 30 months
    in federal prison and fined $18,000.

    * Republican parole board officer and former Colorado state
    representative, Larry Jack Schwarz, was fired after child pornography
    was found in his possession.

    * Republican strategist and Citadel Military College graduate Robin
    Vanderwall was convicted in Virginia on five counts of soliciting sex
    from boys and girls over the internet.

    * Republican city councilman Mark Harris, who is described as a
    “good military man” and “church goer,” was convicted of repeatedly
    having sex with an 11-year-old girl and sentenced to 12 years in prison.

    * Republican businessman Jon Grunseth withdrew his candidacy for
    Minnesota governor after allegations surfaced that he went swimming in
    the nude with four underage girls, including his daughter.

    * Republican director of the “Young Republican Federation” Nicholas
    Elizondo molested his 6-year old daughter and was sentenced to six years
    in prison.

    * Republican benefactor of conservative Christian groups, Richard
    A. Dasen Sr., was charged with rape for allegedly paying a 15-year old
    girl for sex. Dasen, 62, who is married with grown children and several
    grandchildren, has allegedly told police that over the past decade he
    paid more than $1 million to have sex with a large number of young women


  155. Lora Says:

    You didn’t see Lora’s excuse did you?
    Thank you for your service, but are you trying to say that I can’t support the war if I don’t participate in the actual combat? Millions people have supported war efforts the U.S. was involved in over the years that didn’t sign up to serve in the military, so you can shove that BS right up your veteran ass.
    Comment by Tracy — July 12, 2007 @ 12:23 am

    You’re beating a dead horse with that one, Tracy Chickenhawk, since you didn’t serve in peacetime or during the war you claim to support. Not to mention your words, “Millions (of) people have supported war efforts the U.S. was involved in over the years that didn’t sign up to serve in the military.” Oh, and I do just love how you support the troops and veterans who don’t share your opinions, shameless hypocritical chickenhawk!


  156. Tracy Says:

    Comment by Lora — July 12, 2007 @ 12:37 am

    “You’re beating a dead horse with that one, Tracy Chickenhawk, since you didn’t serve in peacetime or during the war you claim to support”

    This is comming from a idiot who actually thinks that to support a war effort you must sign up for military service first and serve. BTW according to your BS logic, those who supported the WW2 war effort by working as civilian engineers or in factories were all chickenhawks. I still would like to know how you can claim that your reasons not to join were noble and justified. You STILL have never explained that one.

    “Oh, and I do just love how you support the troops and veterans who don’t share your opinions”

    How do you figure I don’t support them? Supporting them (depends on what you mean by “supporting” them) and disagreeing with them are two totally different things. I support ALL the troops and veterans, i.e. wanting to provide them with better pay, benefits, ect… Their service, however, doesn’t automatically exempt them from criticism. You on the other hand don’t agree with the majority of the troops that are serving in Iraq anyway because most of them believe in what they are doing.


  157. Flaco Says:

    I’ve seen plenty of footage of Bubba with a “big ole Bible” in his hand coming from church. If that does not represent family values nothing does.
    Yep he is a hypocrite and sinner just not in the eyes of TPers because he is a god to them.

    Read some of the stupidest most idiotic posts here by libtards.


  158. Lora Says:

    1) BTW according to your BS logic, those who supported the WW2 war effort by working as civilian engineers or in factories were all chickenhawks. I still would like to know how you can claim that your reasons not to join were noble and justified.
    2) How do you figure I don’t support them? Supporting them (depends on what you mean by “supporting” them) and disagreeing with them are two totally different things. I support ALL the troops and veterans, i.e. wanting to provide them with better pay, benefits, ect… Their service, however, doesn’t automatically exempt them from criticism. You on the other hand don’t agree with the majority of the troops that are serving in Iraq anyway because most of them believe in what they are doing.
    Comment by Tracy — July 12, 2007 @ 1:06 am

    1) No, little chick