McCain Campaign Says Black Is White: Claims Troopergate Investigation Found No Wrongdoing
McCain Campaign Says Black Is White: Claims Troopergate Investigation Found No Wrongdoing
On Friday, the bipartisan Alaskan Legislative Council voted unanimously to release the findings of its “Troopergate” investigation. The report stated unequivocally that “Sarah Palin abused her power” by violating a statute of the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act. As the report emphasized, “Compliance with the code of ethics is not optional.”
The McCain campaign has decided to simply turn the finding on its head. On Fox News Sunday this morning, campaign manager Rick Davis claimed the investigation absolved Palin of any wrongdoing:
DAVIS: Let me tell you, this whole thing has been a kangaroo court form day one. … The reality is there was absolutely no wrongdoing found in the report. 1,000 pages, an enormous waste of time and the best that they could come up with was no violation of any laws or ethics rules, but –
WALLACE: Wait wait. It said she violated the state ethics board.
DAVIS: But that she acted within her power and scope of authority as governor to do exactly as she did. … It was a great public circus.
Watch it:
Davis’s claim that the investigation was a partisan hit job is laughable. The investigation was originally authorized by a unanimous, bipartisan vote of the Legislative Council; a bipartisan majority voted to subpoena key witnesses, including Todd Palin; and its findings were released Friday under unanimous, bipartisan agreement.
Yesterday, Palin similarly reversed the report’s findings, telling Alaskan reporters yesterday she was “very very pleased to be cleared of any legal wrongdoing,” or “any hint of any kind of unethical activity there”:
ADN: Governor, finding No.1 on the report was that you abused your power by violating state law. Do you think you did anything wrong at all in this Troopergate case?
PALIN: Not at all and I’ll tell you, it, I think that you’re always going to ruffle feathers as you do what you believe is in the best interest of the people whom you are serving.
Perhaps Palin’s complete misunderstanding of the report’s findings is rooted in the fact that she apparently still hasn’t actually read it:
ADN: Have you read the whole report? (No response; Stapleton invites question from KTVA reporter).
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That's gonna confuse the shit outta those people (scroll for the vids) in Strongsville OH, innit?
October 12th, 2008 at 10:22 amThe reality is there was absolutely no wrongdoing found in the report. 1,000 pages, an enormous waste of time and the best that they could come up with was no violation of any laws or ethics rules...
Clearly Rick Davis didn't read the 263-page report, either.
On the other hand, Republicans do not feel that abusing power is "doing anything wrong". Davis is either lying or delusional.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:24 amNot my quote but it bears repeating: "This is what 1984 looks and sounds like when it's used as an instruction manual."
October 12th, 2008 at 10:24 amDavis and Sarah are simply questioning our English language abilities,questioning the integrity of the report by claiming it was partisan biased report.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:34 amYet they claim there is nothing in the report,according to Sarah Palin.
How can the report be biased on one hand...and there is nothing in it on the other hand ?
What you need to understand is, for Republicans, ethics violations by Republicans are not wrong. Indeed, they're expected, perhaps even a pre-requisite to holding public office.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:35 amIt's one thing to try to revise history when it's more than, oh let's pick a timeframe, a few days old, but Prick Davis has emerged from his Freddie Timeout to go on FuxNews and rewrite a report issues Friday night!
This may play well with "The Base", which is now better described as the lowest of the low rather than the foundation of the Republican party.
I wrote this to a family friend who is considering Obama which would be a first in a lifetime's Dem vote:
"Palin stood smiling in front of huge, energized crowds and told them that it was not only okay, but patriotic, to release their inner bigot and racist.
And McCain either directed these activities or was aware of them and did nothing for days. He condoned these statements when he thought they would benefit him personally, and only after seeing the polls drop further and the pundits scold his campaign did he attempt to change course and try to take the high road.
This country needs to come together on November 5th. We've had eight years of a disgracefully divisive administration, and McCain/Palin seem to want it to continue if they don't emerge the victors.
Shame on both of them!"
PEACE
October 12th, 2008 at 10:43 amThe Unstable/Unable ticket is historic. We have here the first duo who have both been found in violation of ethics standards before election day -- Unstable for Keating 5; Palin for Troopergate.
I think the real strategy behind Davis' brutish, abhorrent performance this morning on FoxSnooze was to set up the "excuse" for Obama's landslide election next month.
It won't be because McNumbNuts made a cynical, desperate, political, un-vetted selection of an airhead as a running mate.
It won't be because McNumbNuts has no substance, no vision, no control over his temper or no leadership skills.
It will be all Steve Davis' fault. He was officially thrown under the bus this morning.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:43 amI sounds like he's saying it was within her authority to violate state ethics. It's a pretty obvious mis-direction attempt, and if the MSM lets them get away with this it will be a new low.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:47 amAccording to an article in the ADN, apparently Commissioner Monegan was fired for his "rogue mentality", and "outright subordination" and working to get funding for a project the Gov had vetoed. In other words... he was fired for being a MAVERICK! lol
I always laugh when McCain or Pailin says they'll work as a "team of mavericks". Do they not see the irony in that? The whole point of being "mavericky" is that you refuse to work with anybody as a team. It would be bad enough to elect one of them, but two would be a disaster. Thankfully, the polls are looking better, so maybe things can turn around over the next 8 years!
October 12th, 2008 at 10:52 amSo all the news reports about her violating ethics are wrong? What a load of bs! Desperate and sad.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:53 amThe day they announced her, I heard from Ed Schultz that this scandal was underway, and I predicted when she gets convicted it will almost literally kill the GOP ticket.
Now, The Columbus Dispatch only prints the story in the tiny bottom corner, and the McCain camp is telling conservatives she did nothing wrong.
UN-believable.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:55 amAnd just WHO do they think is stupid enough to believe their spin. Oh I know we talk about "the stupid people" out there. And there are a lot of them. But the people they need to sway aren't that group. And this type of approach pisses them off. The "stupid people" are running the McCain/Palin campaign.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:56 amBad behavior continues until there are consequences. Why should they stop.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:57 amI don't think these lies will help the shameless liars one bit. Even the MSM has digested and accepted the fact that the report clearly and concisely states that Palin violated the ethics statute. The only people swallowing these lies anymore are the koolaid-drunk freaks who are going to vote McCain/Palin no matter what. It is clear that their latest barrage of extreme lying and race-baiting is backfiring on them big time.
October 12th, 2008 at 10:58 amRick Davis is very reptilian-looking. I keep expecting him to flick out a long, split tongue. Certainly, he lies enough to have one (as Native Americans would define lying).
October 12th, 2008 at 11:02 amzathrus Says:
I always laugh when McCain or Pailin says they’ll work as a “team of mavericks”. Do they not see the irony in that?
LOL! The short answer is no, but I suspect irony and subtlety are lost on this pair "casual thinkers".
I also laugh when McCain claims he's been branded the Maverick of the Senate, when, of course, a maverick was anything that remained unbranded.
PEACE
October 12th, 2008 at 11:06 amFinding Number One:
For the reasons explained in section IV of this report, I find that Governor Sarah Palin abused her power by violating Alaska Statute 39.52.110(a) of the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act. Alaska Statute 39.52.110(a) provides
“The legislature reaffirms that each public officer holds office as a public trust, and any effort to benefit a personal or financial interest through official action is a violation of that trust.”
PALIN: Not at all and I’ll tell you, it, I think that you’re always going to ruffle feathers as you do what you believe is in the best interest of the people whom you are serving.
Sarah you lie.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:08 amOh, Sarah? What about this:
October 12th, 2008 at 11:10 am
Here are your average reich-wingers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fbpZXivv-M
October 12th, 2008 at 11:12 amPalin is falling back on the same distinction which Bush, Cheney, Ashcroft Rumsfield, Craig, etc. all use when they are accused of wrongdoing. It wasn't against the law.
My friends, I believe that the American people deserve leadership in office who acts professionally and ethically, going beyond what is merely legal to restore honor and integrity to the offices they hold.
In the Bush White House professional standard which staffers are held to is that if they are caught, convicted, and jailed for their crimes then they will be removed from office. We have vivid examples that anything less than actual incarceration will be defended by the White House.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:15 amFred Says: Bad behavior continues until there are consequences. Why should they stop.
Exactly.
Look what Bush has been allowed to get away with. Of course they will follow in his footsteps as long as they can get away with it. These are very unethical people, and they've taken over the Republican Party. Notice how many former Republicans are now Independents now?
October 12th, 2008 at 11:16 amThis through the Looking Glass mentality has held the repugs in good stead for sometime but they have never encountered a tsunami of negative energy like this economic crisis has caused . Justly it is placed at their doorstep no matter how hard they try to force it into the but but but Clinton fall back excuse they have always used. Live by the LIV die by the LIV
October 12th, 2008 at 11:18 amsatirev Says: Unbelievable: Doggone it and say it ain’t so…..criminal charges will ensue, this we know. Thanks for the Newsweek link!!
What's really funny, I think, it that the special counsel that Palin personally initiated to investigate herself actually evened up picking a pitbull Democratic attorney who is unlikely to find her innocent either. How's it going to look when her own supposedly unbiased report on her actions also nails her to the wall for violating Alaska statute? Poetic.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:22 amOuch!
October 12th, 2008 at 11:24 am
Scarah has more "gates" than JM has on all of his houses.
Leaving-your-town-in-debt-gate, collecting-per-diem-while-living-at-home-gate, charging-victims-for-rape-kits-gate, trying-to-rid-the-world-of-wolves-and-polar-bears-gate, and we’ve been busy people. We’ve been focusing on John McCain’s I-didn’t-vet-my-running-mate-so-I’m-going-te-let-everyone-else-do-it-gate.
Now there is a "house-gate"
http://mudflats.wordpress.com/2008/10/11/house-gate/
There should be a "Todd-AIP-gate"
October 12th, 2008 at 11:26 amPALIN: Not at all and I’ll tell you, it, I think that you’re always going to ruffle feathers as you do what you believe is in the best interest of the people whom you are serving.
How Mavericky!
October 12th, 2008 at 11:26 amDel Capslock Says:
I sounds like he’s saying it was within her authority to violate state ethics. It’s a pretty obvious mis-direction attempt, and if the MSM lets them get away with this it will be a new low.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:27 amDel Capslock Says:
I sounds like he’s saying it was within her authority to violate state ethics. It’s a pretty obvious mis-direction attempt, and if the MSM lets them get away with this it will be a new low.
Geez, ignore above. What I meant to add was, how do we define a new low when it involves FoxNews?
Chris Wallace gets very close to real journalism these days, but he manages to pull himself back in the end.
PEACE
October 12th, 2008 at 11:29 amWhenever see Davis I can't help but think of that photo of him leading McSixpack up the treasure trail to Anne Hathaway's mafia boyfriend's yacht for a little birthday cheer.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:32 am**My comment is awaiting moderation for my use of the a n a l word. My bad. Gonna try this again! TP - this is beyond stupid ( and a n a l!!!)
I think the scariest point of all of these reich-wingers is that they truly believe in what they atr saying. They have no beliefs in ethics — that all is fair in politics — therefore they are telling the truth. My “former” pastor used to tell me that if someone (in this case my son) does not think he is lying, then he isn’t. He went on to tell me I was a n al for keeping track of those occassions “when he wasn’t lying!” These people have no souls! They find nothing wrong with anything they do if their goals are achieved. We need to tar and feather them all and drive them out of any political office they might hold on a rail!
October 12th, 2008 at 11:32 amWith Dubya's ascent to the throne there appears to have been a belief on the Right that anything and everything can be spun, that the Big Lie will always work, and that, therefore, perceptions can be managed and perception is reality. That is why they are so frustrated and confused about their gradual decline in the polls.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:36 amspencers mom Says:
What I meant to add was, how do we define a new low when it involves FoxNews?
Palin already has. To define a new low when it involves FoxNews you've got to "Drill, Baby, Drill!"
October 12th, 2008 at 11:36 amAnd the beat goes on Says:
I got that too for b!tch.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:36 am#And the beat goes on Says:
We need to tar and feather them all and drive them out of any political office they might hold on a rail!
That's exactly what will happen on November 4. It is now looking like the Democrats will have 59 Senate seats. That pretty much will stop filibusters. If it doesn't, then the Democrats need to make them stand there and read the phone book for days if they want to filibuster.
Oh, does that 59 count Lieberman? I don't think he is a registered Democrat any longer, so it might not.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:39 amRick Davis is such an unmitigated creep.
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October 12th, 2008 at 11:42 amJust because it was withtin her authority does not mean it is legal.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:51 amA policeman can stop you and arrest you in the street.
That's within his power,but if the policeman has no reason,and was simply doing it to harras you,or for other unknown reasons that you can prove later ...then the policeman was simply abusing his power.
And that's the case here...the firing was withtin her authority and power, but the reprot stated that she abused that power.
They are ready and willing to accept something as being green one day, then believe, without a doubt, because they've been told, that same thing is orange the next day, while it has been, in fact, truly blue all along.
October 12th, 2008 at 11:51 amBilbo Hussein Baggins Says:
That’s exactly what will happen on November 4. It is now looking like the Democrats will have 59 Senate seats. That pretty much will stop filibusters. If it doesn’t, then the Democrats need to make them stand there and read the phone book for days if they want to filibuster.
**We have also got to prevent another Newt (the lizard) Gingrich rise out of the ashes of the rethuglican party as well. Remember he was the one who promoted this "don't reach across the aisle for anything" mentality. He's the one who pretty much got this "our way or no way" practice in Congress going for the past 2 decades. I just can't believe how few of thier party had the guts to stand up against this and vote their conscience...oops, I get it! They have no conscience!!!
October 12th, 2008 at 11:52 amShe clearly was not cleared of any wrongdoing. To say so is an outright lie.
If you've ever rubbed this pit-bullhockey wrong, you may learn how secret rendition works with the power of dick in her hands.
October 12th, 2008 at 12:00 pmCORRECTION. Here's how this post should read:
"On Friday the bipartisan Alaskan Legislative Council, made up of 13 Republicans and 2 Democrats, voted unanimously 12-0 (with three Republican no-shows) to release its ‘Troopergate’ findings."
And:
"Davis’s claim that the investigation was a partisan hit job is laughable, given that Republicans outnumber Democrats on the Council by approximately 6 to 1."
It is not enough to describe Alaska’s Joint Legislative Council as simply bi-partisan to describe the McCainiacs claims of a partisan witch-hunt as simply “laughable”. The point and counter point explains nothing—it’s just the same old “he said--she said” game of abstract equivalency.
Michael Isikoff in Newsweek writes: “McCain campaign spokeswoman Meg Stapleton dismissed the report as the product of "a partisan-led inquiry run by Obama supporters." But there could be more land mines ahead.”
Isikoff doesn’t even attempt to offer even a cursory dismissal Stapeleton;s partisan charge, he just blows right past it.
KTVA writes: “ On Monday afternoon, the Joint Legislative Council, filled with Republicans and Democrats, voted 12 to 0 to formally call for an investigation against Governor Palin in a manner—that they are stressing—will be unbiased and done in a timely fashion.”
At least KTVA substantiates that the JLC is bipartisan, but even this misses the major point that the ‘partisan’ claim is an absolute LIE.
Fact: The Joint Legislative Council has 15 members of which 13 are Republicans and only two are Democrats Bettye Davis and Ethan Berkowitz.
Fact: The Council needed 8 votes to release the report.
Fact: The vote was 12-0 to release the report.
Fact: 10 Republicans voted to release the report
Fact: 3 Republicans didn’t show up to vote; Rep. Ralph Samuels, Rep. John Harris and Sen. Gary Wilken.
Fact: McCain has operatives running Palin’s office whilst she is out inciting racial violence. They must be well aware of the political make-up of the JLC.
As long as everyone reports that the JLC is simply “bipartisan” then the Mc Cain camp can keep saying the opposite and get-away by virtue of unchallenged repetition of the LIE .
October 12th, 2008 at 12:01 pmBilbo Hussein Baggins Says:
That’s exactly what will happen on November 4. It is now looking like the Democrats will have 59 Senate seats. That pretty much will stop filibusters.
Don't we need 60 to stop filibusters?
October 12th, 2008 at 12:01 pmDamn, I forget to space that out. sorry.
October 12th, 2008 at 12:01 pmMcCain/Palin have been demonstrating that they embrace risky 'end justifies the means' method of problem solving by the way they embrace Rovian politics steeped in lies, innuendo and now with racist born hate. Blaming the financial crisis on minorities, especially the 'black kind', and arousing suspicion of those who are different and encouraging fear of anyone who thinks about politics or religion in a way that may be strange to them is a typical way for fascism to grow like a cancer.
Hate is evil; it always has been. The loyal followers of all things Neocon are deceiving themselves that they are doing God’s will while calling evil good. Bravado driven nationalism that disguises hate in an illusion of the defense of mom and apple pie does not improve its immorality.
They frighten me and I worry how they will attempt to use their frenzied mobs to push us further into fascism (their crowds sure look and sound like those who have rabidly embraced it's propaganda). The, McPalin's angry hooligans, behave very much as a fascist driven torrent looking to wash away everything that doesn't fit into their tiny ideological mindset. I have serious worries, if they are unsuccessful at stealing the election, how they will behave in the months and years to follow. I have many more worries if they do steal it!!!
October 12th, 2008 at 12:04 pmbob hussein lablah Says:
Bilbo Hussein Baggins Says:
That’s exactly what will happen on November 4. It is now looking like the Democrats will have 59 Senate seats. That pretty much will stop filibusters.
Don’t we need 60 to stop filibusters?
60 votes are needed to impose cloture. As the Dims get closer to it, Loserman will become MORE not less influential.
October 12th, 2008 at 12:16 pmScarah your "lips are moving":
KTUU-Channel 2: Governor, so good to hear from you. Do you approve of the way that your campaign has handled themselves here in Alaska? We’ve had a lot of people voice concerns about what they call attacks of good people in our state while you are away.
Palin: Well I haven’t heard of any attacks on good people in Alaska from our campaign. If you have specifics there, maybe I could answer specifically. But no, in John McCain’s mission here, in taking the high road, as you’re going to see too with a lot of unfair shots he has taken in this campaign with some of his opponents’ supporters, McCain and I taking the high road, being positive. I wouldn’t support nor would I condone taking shots at any good Alaskans.
KTUU-Channel 2: Walt Monegan was called “rogue.” How do you feel about that?
Palin: Rogue isn’t a negative term...
WTF scarah!
http://mudflats.wordpress.com/2008/10/12/through-the-looking-glass-with-sarah-palin/
October 12th, 2008 at 12:16 pmIt could very well be partisan, Obama supporters. They would also happen to be republicans. That's what you get when you fight your party, as their campaign has been promoting. Maybe there are real conservatives in Alaska who have certain ethical standards that they want to uphold.
October 12th, 2008 at 12:27 pmleekinny Says:
I have serious worries, if they are unsuccessful at stealing the election, how they will behave in the months and years to follow. I have many more worries if they do steal it!!!
They may not have to.
In a barely noticed development last week, the Army stationed an active unit inside the United States. The Infantry Division's 1st Brigade Team is back from Iraq, now training for domestic operations under the control of U.S. Army North, the Army service component of Northern Command. The unit will serve as an on-call federal response for large-scale emergencies and disasters. It's being called the Consequence Management Response Force, CCMRF, or "sea-smurf" for short.
An initial news report in the Army Times newspaper last month noted, in addition to emergency response, the force "may be called upon to help with civil unrest and crowd control."
Here's the link.
October 12th, 2008 at 12:27 pmOctober (or November) surprise? I wouldn't put it past Bush/Cheney to pull some kind of BS to declare a state of emergency and suspend the election. Who knows---paranoid, maybe. But perhaps something to be aware before these fascists' time is up.
ClusterTim Says:
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Well, we all know the McBush campaign. If its not an outright LIE its made up as they go along!
What did they make up?
October 12th, 2008 at 12:34 pmThanks, bob hussein lablah, I did miss that.
I know that Posse Comitatus has been weakened a great deal but this looks like a more serious threat to it.
Every one needs to click on your link above and read this article by Amy Goodman.
I wonder what else we all missed during the last week.
October 12th, 2008 at 12:38 pmI had to leave the room during this interview on Fox today -- Davis is the most irritating, disgusting, rude propagandist I can recall - he may top Billo on the revolting meter.
October 12th, 2008 at 12:39 pmEven if I were a Republican, I would have wanted him to shut up because he was embarrassing.
Well, on second thought, it's hard to even imagine being a Republican, much less one who could be embarrassed.
bob hussein lablah
October 12th, 2008 at 12:42 pmI would not put anything past them. Scarah gets the crowds
worked into a frenzy then after they lose they riot and bush
declares a "state of emergency". Yikes!!
Those 10 Republicans who voted against Palin must be ... MAVERICKS!
October 12th, 2008 at 12:45 pmDAVIS: She didnt do anything wrong! The report is partisan! Dont trust that report! The report found no wrongdoing! Trust the report!
October 12th, 2008 at 12:46 pmgalmud Says:
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DAVIS: She didnt do anything wrong! The report is partisan! Dont trust that report! The report found no wrongdoing! Trust the report!
As Obama said "do they think we are stupid?"
October 12th, 2008 at 12:57 pmIf the Dems win in a majority in the Congress, I don't look for Joe LIEberman to defect to the Repugs -- he looks out for himself -- and he will stay with the winning side.
October 12th, 2008 at 3:12 pmShorter Davis:
October 12th, 2008 at 3:42 pmIt's not unethical. It's mavericky.
Trot out the loaded phrases: "circus" "witch hunt" "kangaroo court" "fishing expedition." But it don't matter, they're toast and they know it.
October 12th, 2008 at 3:59 pmHere's the Sarah we know: when chided for spending $50,000 to redecorate her office at Wasilla City Hall without running it past the City Council, Mayor Palin replied, "I can do whatever I want until the courts tell me I can’t."
Thanks, but no thanks, Sarah. We don't want your kind in our government any more.
October 12th, 2008 at 8:32 pmBob Says:
She clearly was not cleared of any wrongdoing. To say so is an outright lie.
Given the questions answered during a mcchimpy or plain's race rally, repugs are pretty much dumb as hell.
Obama is Arab? WTF
Is my kid safe under Obama?
Remember jerk, chimpy allowed the NY disasters, free-money, etc.
Gawd I hate ignorant people who refuse to learn facts.
WTF
October 13th, 2008 at 12:59 ambob hussein lablah Says:
PALIN: Not at all and I'll tell you, it, I think that you're always going to ruffle feathers as you do what you believe is in the best interest of the people whom you are serving.
How Mavericky!
Yeah how maverickish.
"ruffle feathers" ya damn straight plain. when you break the law your feathers should be ruffled, not the law.
plain hasn't leaned a damn thing. She will continue with her greediness and her attempt at fame. What a failed mess.
October 13th, 2008 at 1:09 amBetty Boop aka Sarah Palin only reads the Starbucks cup so when they print the guilty findings on the cup she will know she was found guilty of ethic violations. After her remark about seeing Russia from her window in Alaska Putin is still laughing.
October 13th, 2008 at 1:59 amHere are two websites that are gathering information about Palin’s other ethical question - whether she is telling the truth about who are Trig Palin’s parents:
http://www.palinbabyquestion.com
October 13th, 2008 at 2:01 amhttp://www.palindeception.com
About all you can say about this, is: Liars, liars, liars, you shameless soulless liars. Liars. Davis and Palin, you both know very well what despicable liars you are. You do. That makes you shameless liars.
This Davis guy, the more he shows up on TV, the better. He's nothing but a smarmy verbal mugger. Sure, much of the Fox viewership will eat it up, but keep this in mind: Even Fox gets moderate conservative viewers that have somehow continued to believe it's a legitimate news source. This guy is such an unrepentant clod of a blowhard, that he is sure to turn some of their stomachs.
Let these idiots get as shameless as they like... they still seem unaware that they are being called out on their lies. But voters are noticing, because all of the mainstream press has finally picked up on it, because the lies have been so brazen. Even the usually servile media has had no choice but to expose their lies.
It's almost as if people are waking up a little. I hope it lasts beyond November.
October 13th, 2008 at 9:53 amHEY! Now since that whole Rick-Davis-was-paid-by-lobbyists-until-it-wasn't-cool thing is over, he's back out running his underhanded, lying filthy mouth again! Hey, Rick! Where have you been the past month, Buddy? Under which rock?
October 13th, 2008 at 3:48 pmCan Rick Davis win the election for McCain and prove that lobbyists kow what is best to republicans. More than voters?
October 14th, 2008 at 3:43 amRepublicans say whatever they feel like. Are they liars or are they idiots and criminals? You decide.
October 14th, 2008 at 4:07 am