Well now you know why we call democrats criminalcrats...
Chicago Democrat Sworn into Office from Jail
January 25, 2016
Daniel Greenfield
Wouldn't it just be more convenient to move the city government into prison or to just treat government buildings as prisons? It would save commuting time and make trials much simpler.
Just ask Bob Battle.
Locks and bars didn't stop East Chicago Councilman Robert Battle's inauguration.
The newly sworn-in Battle can retain his public title and annual salary of $42,356 a year despite being held in Porter County Jail on federal drug and homicide charges.
He is pleading not guilty to a five-count indictment alleging he possessed cocaine and marijuana and killed a street gang member as part of a drug-dealing conspiracy.
Democrats are oddly unhappy, even though they seem to be big fans of Obama's "free the drug dealers" plan. Not to mention restoring voting rights to felons.
“I can’t remember a situation like this,” Sheriff John Buncich, chair of the Lake County Democratic Central Committee, told the Tribune in November, when Battle was reelected just a few weeks after being charged with murder and drug dealing. “It’s wrong for the taxpayers, wrong for our party.”
How, exactly, a man charged with murder and drug dealing just days before an election could win reelection says a lot about life in this poor northwestern corner of Indiana.
The answer: he's a Democrat.
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That's what happens when you have a one-party system.
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Forget Trump, this is a guy who actually got reelected after shooting somebody in the back. Now those are real political skills. But the Democrats, despite their protests now, let it happen.
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What's the difference between a criminal and a Democrat? No, seriously. What's the difference?
Chicago Democrat Sworn into Office from Jail
Chicago Democrat Sworn into Office from Jail
January 25, 2016
Daniel Greenfield
Wouldn't it just be more convenient to move the city government into prison or to just treat government buildings as prisons? It would save commuting time and make trials much simpler.
Just ask Bob Battle.
Locks and bars didn't stop East Chicago Councilman Robert Battle's inauguration.
The newly sworn-in Battle can retain his public title and annual salary of $42,356 a year despite being held in Porter County Jail on federal drug and homicide charges.
He is pleading not guilty to a five-count indictment alleging he possessed cocaine and marijuana and killed a street gang member as part of a drug-dealing conspiracy.
Democrats are oddly unhappy, even though they seem to be big fans of Obama's "free the drug dealers" plan. Not to mention restoring voting rights to felons.
“I can’t remember a situation like this,” Sheriff John Buncich, chair of the Lake County Democratic Central Committee, told the Tribune in November, when Battle was reelected just a few weeks after being charged with murder and drug dealing. “It’s wrong for the taxpayers, wrong for our party.”
How, exactly, a man charged with murder and drug dealing just days before an election could win reelection says a lot about life in this poor northwestern corner of Indiana.
The answer: he's a Democrat.
...
That's what happens when you have a one-party system.
...
Forget Trump, this is a guy who actually got reelected after shooting somebody in the back. Now those are real political skills. But the Democrats, despite their protests now, let it happen.
...
What's the difference between a criminal and a Democrat? No, seriously. What's the difference?
Chicago Democrat Sworn into Office from Jail
