It's About Liberty: A Conservative Forum
Topics => General Board => Topic started by: BigAlSouth on March 02, 2011, 05:14:22 AM
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H/t Gateway Pundit
American Spectator Article:
Former Vermont Governor and Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean, a one-time presidential candidate, is the founder of a group that by mid-day of President’s Day had raised over $100,000 in a slush fund to “back” the on-the-lam Wisconsin Democratic State Senators.
The Dean Dollars are being specifically funneled to the Wisconsin State Senate Democratic Committee (SSDC) — an apparent violation of Wisconsin election law that pointedly says, according to the Wisconsin Election Board’s Legal Counsel in a 2005 decision, that the “SSDC may not accept a contribution of more than $6,000 from a single committee in a calendar year.” (Note: the Election Board is now called the “Wisconsin Government Accountability Board.”)
Okay. Now you Texans down in Austin tell me where this is different from what you folks did to Tom DeLay.
You can't.
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/02/22/howard-dean-and-the-100000-wis (http://spectator.org/archives/2011/02/22/howard-dean-and-the-100000-wis)
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OK Pubbies. Howard Dean broke the law. You're up.
::popcorn::
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Corrupt Democrats! Who could have made that up?
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Jumpsuit and perp walk! Jumpsuit and perp walk! No justice, no peace! No justice, no peace! ::stirpot::
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wait wait........ I have shocked hat around here some place...............
jeez, next thing you know John Edwards will be.......ah never mind..........
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H/t Gateway Pundit
American Spectator Article:
Former Vermont Governor and Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean, a one-time presidential candidate, is the founder of a group that by mid-day of President’s Day had raised over $100,000 in a slush fund to “back” the on-the-lam Wisconsin Democratic State Senators.
The Dean Dollars are being specifically funneled to the Wisconsin State Senate Democratic Committee (SSDC) — an apparent violation of Wisconsin election law that pointedly says, according to the Wisconsin Election Board’s Legal Counsel in a 2005 decision, that the “SSDC may not accept a contribution of more than $6,000 from a single committee in a calendar year.” (Note: the Election Board is now called the “Wisconsin Government Accountability Board.”)
Okay. Now you Texans down in Austin tell me where this is different from what you folks did to Tom DeLay.
You can't.
http://spectator.org/archives/2011/02/22/howard-dean-and-the-100000-wis (http://spectator.org/archives/2011/02/22/howard-dean-and-the-100000-wis)
I'm sure howard dean just made an honest mistake ;).....But Delay, he did it on purpose to deceive the American public. ::gaah::
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I really really hate the POS!
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Few big name D's are more deserving of such an unenviable position.
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I wanna hear himn screaaaaaaammm, for a valid reaosn for once!
::cussing::