I remember it. It was insane bullshit.95% of what you say is complete bullshit. I can't remember the other 5%
You've really got this broken record thing going on with the "his constituents" shtick. This is what, the fourth time in this thread, the fifth? The rules are the rules. I know progressives like yourself don't feel rules have much value, and as such should be selectively applied, but we're still a country based on the rule of law. If you feel so strongly that the rules, laws and procedures that govern this situation are unfair, I suggest you run for office and change them. In a highly Democratic district with a large percentage of progressives, you'd be a shoe-in.
He's done and it appears he now knows it himself. The latest headlines proclaim that he's 'considering' resigning. When that happens, who will you blame? Him?
My understanding is that he's held nothing other than positions in public service, that he doesn't even have a law degree. It would be typical to wish him luck, but he'll not get that from me. Frankly, he's a piece of shit. I've stepped in better than him. I hope that he slinks off into obscurity where the only solace he gets is from his dick in his hand. It's obvious he's pretty enamored of it and I do think it's the only thing he's fully qualified to handle.
So why are in such a hurry to Weiner go? John Ensign stayed in office a few years after he banged his staff workers wife and violated law when there were $96,000 payoffs and jobs obtained to buy out the husband.
Ensign only resigned days before his scheduled appearence before the Senate Ethics Committee. It was also disclosed they were going to have him expelled.
So why are in such a hurry to Weiner go? John Ensign stayed in office a few years after he banged his staff workers wife and violated law when there were $96,000 payoffs and jobs obtained to buy out the husband.
Ensign only resigned days before his scheduled appearence before the Senate Ethics Committee. It was also disclosed they were going to have him expelled.
Let him stay.
He may be the second best fund raising tool the Republicans have this year.
The Republicans who have money don't give a sh!t about Weiner. They just want more tax breaks.
As they should, since Democrats tend to just not pay their taxes... :awe:
Yep, that's why we support all the Red States with our taxes we don't pay.
You don't like paying your "fair share"?Love the red state leeches lecturing the tax paying society on tax policy.
You don't like paying your "fair share"?
What do you suggest they do to "pull their own weight"?I am OK with it, but if Republican states started pulling their own weight instead of being a drain on society, there would be money left for stuff we really should be paying taxes for like universal health care.
What do you suggest they do to "pull their own weight"?
So...you've got nothing except horseshit...somehow I'm not surprised.Maybe learn something that's not from the Bible, Fox News, or AM radio? That may help increase red-stater productivity so they are less of a burden on society.
I'm not at all anxious for him to leave, I would much rather have him stay around. He is much more useful as a sitting congressman than he is as a resigned disgraced congressman.
and what's this clown going to do if he does leave?? go back to hanging around play grounds and schoolyards?? And why would he leave..liberals have been encouraging this behavior for years. His behavior is in the spirit of ted kennedy and clinton.
Great quote !!I am OK with it, but if Republican states started pulling their own weight instead of being a drain on society, there would be money left for stuff we really should be paying taxes for like universal health care.
Nope, he just announced that he is resigning to run for President. Attorney-General Eric Holder is also resigning, effective immediately, to run with him as his Vice-Presidential candidate.
Yup, get in line now for the 2012 Wiener-Holder ticket. Better hurry before all the Wiener-Holder buttons get snapped up.
Hey, politics is NOT to be taken seriously, folks.