A Texas legislator let one slip on Thursday when he presented his case
for quick payments to storm damage victims by saying, “Don’t nitpick,
don’t try to Jew them down.”

State Rep. Larry Taylor (R), Chairman of the Joint Legislative
Committee on Windstorm Insurance, made the comment during a hearing
discussing payments to windstorm damage victims. According to Quorum
Report’s Harvey Kronberg, Taylor quickly realized his mistake and went
on with his speech.

From Kronberg: “Without pausing he added, ‘That’s probably a bad term’
and then resumed his remarks.” Taylor also issued a statement later
that night apologizing for his comment.

“At a legislative oversight committee hearing today, I inadvertently
used a phrase that many people find offensive,” Taylor said. “I
corrected myself immediately when I realized what I had said. I regret
my poor choice of words and sincerely apologize for any harm they may
have caused.”


He's apologizing for saying in public what he'd normally reserve for
private conversation.

On Nov 4, 2:06*pm, jps wrote:
A Texas legislator let one slip on Thursday when he presented his case
for quick payments to storm damage victims by saying, Don t nitpick,
don t try to Jew them down.

State Rep. Larry Taylor (R), Chairman of the Joint Legislative
Committee on Windstorm Insurance, made the comment during a hearing
discussing payments to windstorm damage victims. According to Quorum
Report s Harvey Kronberg, Taylor quickly realized his mistake and went
on with his speech.

From Kronberg: Without pausing he added, That s probably a bad term
and then resumed his remarks. *Taylor also issued a statement later
that night apologizing for his comment.

At a legislative oversight committee hearing today, I inadvertently
used a phrase that many people find offensive, Taylor said. I
corrected myself immediately when I realized what I had said. I regret
my poor choice of words and sincerely apologize for any harm they may
have caused.

He's apologizing for saying in public what he'd normally reserve for
private conversation.

It just keeps on coming with these Repugnant characters.

On 11/4/11 1:48 PM, North Star wrote:
On Nov 4, 2:06 pm, wrote:
A Texas legislator let one slip on Thursday when he presented his case
for quick payments to storm damage victims by saying, Don t nitpick,
don t try to Jew them down.

State Rep. Larry Taylor (R), Chairman of the Joint Legislative
Committee on Windstorm Insurance, made the comment during a hearing
discussing payments to windstorm damage victims. According to Quorum
Report s Harvey Kronberg, Taylor quickly realized his mistake and went
on with his speech.

From Kronberg: Without pausing he added, That s probably a bad term
and then resumed his remarks. Taylor also issued a statement later
that night apologizing for his comment.

At a legislative oversight committee hearing today, I inadvertently
used a phrase that many people find offensive, Taylor said. I
corrected myself immediately when I realized what I had said. I regret
my poor choice of words and sincerely apologize for any harm they may
have caused.

He's apologizing for saying in public what he'd normally reserve for
private conversation.

It just keeps on coming with these Repugnant characters.

When it comes to Repugnant Republicans, there simple is no bottom to the
barrel.

On Fri, 04 Nov 2011 13:59:10 -0400, X ` Man
wrote:

On 11/4/11 1:48 PM, North Star wrote:
On Nov 4, 2:06 pm, wrote:
A Texas legislator let one slip on Thursday when he presented his case
for quick payments to storm damage victims by saying, Don t nitpick,
don t try to Jew them down.

State Rep. Larry Taylor (R), Chairman of the Joint Legislative
Committee on Windstorm Insurance, made the comment during a hearing
discussing payments to windstorm damage victims. According to Quorum
Report s Harvey Kronberg, Taylor quickly realized his mistake and went
on with his speech.

From Kronberg: Without pausing he added, That s probably a bad term
and then resumed his remarks. Taylor also issued a statement later
that night apologizing for his comment.

At a legislative oversight committee hearing today, I inadvertently
used a phrase that many people find offensive, Taylor said. I
corrected myself immediately when I realized what I had said. I regret
my poor choice of words and sincerely apologize for any harm they may
have caused.

He's apologizing for saying in public what he'd normally reserve for
private conversation.

It just keeps on coming with these Repugnant characters.

When it comes to Repugnant Republicans, there simple is no bottom to the
barrel.

They stamp 'em out like widgets in Texas.

In article dc010e48-88db-43c9-84ca-d428ebc8f1b0
@eh5g2000vbb.googlegroups.com, says...

On Nov 4, 2:06*pm, jps wrote:
A Texas legislator let one slip on Thursday when he presented his case
for quick payments to storm damage victims by saying, Don t nitpick,
don t try to Jew them down.

State Rep. Larry Taylor (R), Chairman of the Joint Legislative
Committee on Windstorm Insurance, made the comment during a hearing
discussing payments to windstorm damage victims. According to Quorum
Report s Harvey Kronberg, Taylor quickly realized his mistake and went
on with his speech.

From Kronberg: Without pausing he added, That s probably a bad term
and then resumed his remarks. *Taylor also issued a statement later
that night apologizing for his comment.

At a legislative oversight committee hearing today, I inadvertently
used a phrase that many people find offensive, Taylor said. I
corrected myself immediately when I realized what I had said. I regret
my poor choice of words and sincerely apologize for any harm they may
have caused.

He's apologizing for saying in public what he'd normally reserve for
private conversation.

It just keeps on coming with these Repugnant characters.

Hey, it's Suckling Don, Harry's personal butt plug!!

On Fri, 4 Nov 2011 10:48:21 -0700 (PDT), North Star
wrote:

On Nov 4, 2:06*pm, jps wrote:
A Texas legislator let one slip on Thursday when he presented his case
for quick payments to storm damage victims by saying, Don t nitpick,
don t try to Jew them down.

State Rep. Larry Taylor (R), Chairman of the Joint Legislative
Committee on Windstorm Insurance, made the comment during a hearing
discussing payments to windstorm damage victims. According to Quorum
Report s Harvey Kronberg, Taylor quickly realized his mistake and went
on with his speech.

From Kronberg: Without pausing he added, That s probably a bad term
and then resumed his remarks. *Taylor also issued a statement later
that night apologizing for his comment.

At a legislative oversight committee hearing today, I inadvertently
used a phrase that many people find offensive, Taylor said. I
corrected myself immediately when I realized what I had said. I regret
my poor choice of words and sincerely apologize for any harm they may
have caused.

He's apologizing for saying in public what he'd normally reserve for
private conversation.

It just keeps on coming with these Repugnant characters.


which GOP guy in N carolina was it a few years ago who said jews have
a talent for making money...

On Fri, 04 Nov 2011 22:27:22 -0400, wrote:

On Fri, 04 Nov 2011 10:06:39 -0700, jps wrote:


A Texas legislator let one slip on Thursday when he presented his case
for quick payments to storm damage victims by saying, “Don’t nitpick,
don’t try to Jew them down.”

I imagine Kinky Friedman and the other 3 Jews in Texas were offended.
;-)

There's plenty of Jews in Texas and throughout the south. Why they'd
stay there is a mystery to me.

That doesn't make his words any less destructive. That phrase has
always been disgusting, even when I heard it in middle school in the
60s. Some people have no class, and Texas has more than its share.