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Another upstanding repubican
Why do so many repubican politicians masquerade as something they're not? Just to get elected? And why do repubican voters continue to fall for the lies?
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I think our politicians are just a real horny, hypocritical bunch.
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Hell, then, I'm halfway to the presidency!
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Riiiiight, bruce, tell us another. Everyone knows foot tapping is code for: would you care to explore my nether regions? |
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I had to edit my comment, spexx, coz if I was tapping MY foot at bruce and saying it meant 'can I explore your tailpipe?' it makes me look like more of a deviant than i actually am. Not into poop myself, and thus do not really wish to explore anyone's tailpipe--ever. I know there are those who enjoy a good spelunking down there, but I think LJ is at work.
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If you're gay, then just be gay. Don't try to hide it by being the ultimate fag-basher. Reminds me of Al Pacino's character in "Angels in America"...without the HIV and stuff.
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So, he was in a stall and tapped his foot? He was arrested for a nervous habit? I was expecting a more significant lewd act ... one of my patients was arrested by the feds for lewd behavior (doing the shake off more than twice is apparently considered a lewd act by the federal police) in a restroom down by Independence Hall ... he defended himself in court and actually (er, I didn't mean to do this) got off. From the charges, I mean.
Pleading to a lesser charge in hopes that nobody would notice, that wasn't too bright. |
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It's like the Dave Chappel KKK character. "He divorced his wife, saying that 'she was a nigger lover'" |
It occurs to me that if the congresscritter were in a stall, he may not have been upstanding at the time.
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LoL Queeq.
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How many of your politicians have been found dead of auto-asphyxia wearing stockings and suspenders with an amyl nitrate soaked satsuma in their mouth? |
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Down boy!
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But I'm not.
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Was that it? He was tapping his foot in a stall? I'm really hoping somebody comes forward and extrapolates that, because otherwise this is just a witch-hunt.
Also, there are other reasons people can oppose rampant laws granting certain groups additional rights not afforded to the rest of us. I don't know enough about him to say if he was truly bigoted or not, but voting no to that stuff is not de-facto gay hunting hatred. |
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It also doesn't help that he has been linked to being gay in the past...that's not necessarily fair to him, but it's there. |
Is foot tapping a form of gaydar?
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If that's the case, you must be rooty tooty fresh n' fruity.
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what's a repubican?
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It's what happens if you don't keep your Brazillian tidy.
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so..its like a democat?
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Ummm...yeah. I got them confused with the Demoscats for a minute...those are the real freaky-deak Dems.
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Haggard's newest dream crumbles with molester link
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Pastor Ted Haggard's dream of ministering to fellow "broken people" at a Phoenix halfway house has foundered amid revelations that he urged donations to support his family be sent to a Monument group run by a twice-convicted sex offender. ... The revelation that Haggard asked supporters to give him tax-deductible donations via a nonprofit run by Paul Gerard Huberty, a registered sex offender from Monument, is just the latest twist in the bizarre saga of the fallen preacher. Haggard, 50, last year quit as president of the National Association of Evangelicals and was fired as pastor of a Colorado Springs megachurch after he admitted to purchasing drugs and unspecified "sexual immorality" involving a male prostitute. ... In February, one of Haggard's spiritual advisers said the ousted founder of New Life Church emerged from three weeks of intensive counseling convinced "he is completely heterosexual" and committed to his marriage. In the fundraising pitch, Haggard told KRDO "we are looking for people who will help us monthly for two years" while he and his wife seek counseling degrees at the University of Phoenix. "If any supporters need a tax deduction for their gift, they can mail it to Families With a Mission ...," Haggard added. Haggard didn't note in the solicitation that he was paid one year's salary of $138,000 in a severance package by New Life's board and still owns a Colorado Springs home valued at $715,000, according to the El Paso County Assessor's Office. Haggard's 2006 salary was reported as $115,000 plus a $85,000 bonus. He also collects royalties on his book titles, although it was unknown how much he receives from that. His books were pulled from the New Life Church's bookstore when the scandal broke. Jones said Haggard's plea for financial help was "sad and embarrassing." "When I exposed Ted Haggard, I exposed myself," he said. "I lost everything. My life is still in boxes and I haven't asked my best friend for help. Here's a man who left with hundreds of thousands of dollars. The ultimate word is greed. For all the people who came down on me for ruining a man's life, this is another example of what this man is like. He would stoop to anything regarding money." ... Huberty, who originally incorporated the nonprofit in Hawaii in 2001, was listed as president of Families with a Mission in Colorado incorporation papers. Huberty was convicted of attempted sexual assault in Hawaii in January 2004 and sentenced to 12 months in jail with six months suspended. He also received five years of probation and is registered in Hawaii as sex offender who has committed crimes against a minor. Because of the Hawaii conviction, he is also registered in El Paso County. The Hawaiian state sex offender registry lists Huberty's Monument home address — which also is the mailing address for Families with a Mission. Calls to Huberty's home — where the voice mail has a man named "Paul" saying to leave a message and "God bless you" — were not returned Monday. While serving with the U.S. Air Force in Germany in 1996, then-Lt. Col. Paul G. Huberty was convicted of sodomy, indecent acts, and adultery involving a 17-year girl who accompanied Huberty to Europe as his "legal ward," according to military court records. In the same trial, the 18-year Army veteran also was convicted of "dishonorably fondling his genitals" during an incident involving two Dutch women at a public swimming pool in the Netherlands. Huberty, who was a married father of three at the time, was dismissed from the military and sentenced to six months confinement, court records show. |
I was listening to Hannity this afternoon, and it appears that the linked news article downplayed what the not-quite-so-Honorable Senator was doing.
From what I remember hearing, the "foot tapping" was more like foot protruding under the stall tapping the undercover cop on his foot, which is part of the signaling of intent, and was also waving his hand under the partition. In the woman's room these same actions would be interpreted as having difficulty inserting a tampon in an overly cramped stall, and also having discovered that there is no toilet paper left on your roll. Guys are weird. |
Is THAT what that meant? When men run out of toilet paper, we waddle out and grab a handful of paper towels and then purposely clog the toilet. The foot under the partition I just wrote off to tight pantyhose.
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Politicians know what's best for *you*. That doesn't mean it applies to them, whatever it may be.
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Man, this Craig flames brighter than Elton John at concert night.
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Democratic-voting media people will beat on naughty Republicans just as long and as hard as they can. They are never this thorough with naughty Democrats, of whom we have no shortage at all *coughBarney Frankcough*.
The effect on the Republic is not at all good, and the people know this -- it's why they're watching a lot more Fox News these days, to at the very least get an opposing bias. It's a method I use myself. |
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This article gives his party affiliation as Tory. And then there's this included in it: Quote:
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Have you heard of Congressman David Vitter? He's that one who got in big doo-doo a few weeks back about that 'DC Madam'. Do you hear a huge outcry for his resignation anymore? Of course not. He's out of sight, out of mind. And you know why? Because the governor of his state is a democrat. If Vitter goes, a democrat steps up in his place. On the other hand, the governor of Craig's state is a republican. If Craig goes, the Republicans get to put whoever they want as a senate incumbent up for re-election. This would mean, in effect, they get to replace the damaged Craig for anyone they could get elected. Now do you see the problem? It's not democrats who're busting this guy's chops - it really is the republicans, and that's why. |
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*smiles* yeah, Conservative is the proper name of the party "Tory" is another name for them, relating to their history and the basis of their ethos. |
Ah, so that's it. Thanks.
Over here, we use "Tory" as a bit of historical namecalling, er, categorizing. It was a popular term for the loyalist population during the American Revolution, who weren't at all afire to break with England and King George III. The American colonial population of the time was divided into approximate thirds, one part Tories loyal to the King, one part the radicals who made the Revolutionary War, and a third part who mostly tried to keep their heads down at least for some of the eight years the shooting went on, 1775-83. There were a small number of regiments raised in America to fight for George III, and there was a good deal of backstreet unpleasantness for the Tories in the civilian sector, such that many of them fled to Canada, where some remained while others made their way back after the peace (Treaty of Paris? IIRC) to resume the interests they had had to drop. Not to say there wasn't some residual ill feeling, but with everybody having something better to do than feud, namely conduct business and rise in the world, this too faded away within its generation. And there was the ever present western frontier as a refuge for anyone who wanted a new set of neighbors. However difficult these birth pangs, which only finally ended with yet another war between England and the newborn United States in 1812 -- we lost a lot of the land battles and had Washington DC burned (why the White House is white, incidentally -- we painted over the scorch-marks) -- it's our consensus view that the United States could not have become what she is without our culture's grounding in England's political institutions, especially limited government, and Englishmen's political expectations. This is why England and America have gotten along so well since 1814, and why the mutual admiration continues. |
Yeah. I studied some of that period last year. Very interesting.
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There are plenty of lousy representatives from both parties - one just seems to get rid of theirs when "outed."
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LOL
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I'm too lazy to read tha whole thread, but I hope someone else noticed that these politicos are all rePUBICans ...
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Hence the title of the thread, but it's not an exclusive club. I'd bet even the Libertarians and Greenies have their embarrassments from time to time.
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Okay, who here thinks he had a woody while talking about what a 'naughty boy' Clinton was? Someone should think about starting a National Association for the Advancement of Closeted Conservatives (NAACC). Just by taking into account the last nine months and extrapolating, I'd guess there are at least 50,000 potential members. |
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"intend"
Will he or won't he? Better question: Can he lead? I am highly skeptical. numerous additional sources here |
He hired Michael Vick's lawyer. Maybe he can share a cell with Vick.
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And in response to the question some commentators have put -- why do Republicans get bombarded with myriad demands to resign in cases like this when Democrats aren't given such a bum's rush out the door -- Democratic spokesmen have said, "Well, we don't set our party members up as examples of propriety and chastity," or words to that general effect. Okay, so it's expected that Democratic Party members behave like whores in pinstripes? Well, they wouldn't say that...
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More importantly, both sides just attack when they can get away with it. I think the reason more people care about the republican scandals is because, as spexxvet pointed out, they pretend to be on a different moral level. If the Democrats can be pointed out to do something against their nature, they are.
Just don't think for one second that either side has any sort of moral superiority, they're all a bunch of assholes jockeying for more power than they already have, and I don't even think they'll know what to do with it once they get it. |
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:lol: Hahahaha! Too bad it's usually by little boys or other men in the bathroom...
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Why look it up when my post demonstrates an excellent, perhaps perfected, understanding of the term, V? Try on "Well, they wouldn't say that..."
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As long as he is voting the way his constituents want him to it does not matter what he does in his free time.
I don't care if he screwed a male dressed as a horse on the capital steps. ALL THAT MATTERS IS HOW HE VOTES! It is his right to be a homophobe and gay at the same time. That has NOTHING to do with his job! |
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