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Default Larry Craig, the "Moralist" (giggle)

On Aug 28, 7:40 pm, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Aug 28, 4:28?pm, wrote:





On Aug 28, 4:20 pm, HK wrote:
. At first, Craig objected to the man's anonymity, but


agreed to listen. The man's voice was disguised.


Craig said the man is an activist. "The gay movement, we know it for
what it is. It's now aggressive and it's liberal and it's ...


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There is nothing here but a guy who taps his foot while taking a ****,
an actiist cop running a sting, and a bunch of political activists
making up stories, Not one shred of evedince, anywhere, at all,
period. And the guy pled guilty to "disorderly conduct" for tapping
his foot, no lewd conduct, just tapping while taking a ****, that's
all folks, time to go home now.


But I am guessing you don't want to talk about Harold Ford's
conviction today for taking a $50.000 bribe, forbid we try to stop the
dems from selling us out...


Harry is so blinded by partisanship that he fails to see the most
frightening thing about this entire incident.

The Senator was arrested for tapping his foot while sitting on a
public toilet. Is sitting on the toilet a crime? We better all hope
not. How about tapping your foot?

The scary thing is that the senator wasn't arrested for anything he
did- nor for anything he said. He was arrested for something that
somebody *assumed* he was thinking!!

If the terrorists can claim a victory from 9-11, it's that it is now
possible to be arrested, in America, for thinking thoughts not
approved by the government. We can probably ship all of the folks who
don't think government approved thoughts off to Stalags in
Siberia..the Russians have evolved beyond using them and they would
probably cut us a really good deal as subscontractors to house folks
who, in the opionion of one branch of government or another, don't
"think right".

Anybody who thinks this is a democrat or republican issue is as
nearsighted as Magoo.- Hide quoted text -

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But it is political. Repubs beleive in accountability to the point
where some rogue pig or paid political activist can make almost
anything up and the repub is expected to be run out of town. If a dem
is caught (with real evidence) with $90.000 in his freezer he is put
in charge of the committee that funds the organization investigating
him. Convicted of smoking crack = re-elected, raping a minor male page
= uh, nothing, stealing top secret documents in a cover up = nothing.
This Jefferson issue of course a blatent slap in the face to
everything our justice system stands for, perpetrated by what will
surely be known as the most corrupt and arrogant congress in history.
What's next, Barney Frank in charge of the Craig investigation? a And
while you are all around making up stories about repubs, Harold Ford
is convicted of selling his constituants out for $50.000, and Bob
Beckel says if they re-elect him, he would be fine with that! It is a
double standard. The repubs beleive in accountability even for the
notion that someones presence will hurt the country like Gonzalez and
Rove and others leaving in the face of totally unsubstantiated and
bogus insinuation, just to allow the country to move ahead. The
democrats do not hold their own to any standards even close to that.
In fact they go out of their way to do exactly the opposite. It is a
political issue. The most disturbing part is hearing Chuck Shumer and
others admitting Gonzalez was run out of town for purely political
reasons. Not to mention the liberal core who just sits back and
accepts this type of un-American behaviour just because their friends
tell them to, or their own special interset group, although not really
served, was told they would be;(