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The politics of personal destruction.
That's what Democrats use because they can't defend their policies.
Was she a delegate? Doesn't say so in her Wiki page.Not quite -- that was some random Democrat, as I recall.The same thing happened to Joe The Plumber.
This is the Obama Campaign.
Sure....some random DNC Delegate who worked for public records.
Purely random.......
So why can't we see Obama's College transcripts?? Why can't we see the passport he used to go to Pakistan??
Obama never seems to surprise me anymore. I've never seen such a low-life in politics.
Here's what happens when the president of the United States publicly targets a private citizen for the crime of supporting his opponent.
Frank VanderSloot is the CEO of Melaleuca Inc. The 63-year-old has run that wellness-products company for 26 years out of tiny Idaho Falls, Idaho. Last August, Mr. VanderSloot gave $1 million to Restore Our Future, the Super PAC that supports Mitt Romney.
Three weeks ago, an Obama campaign website, "Keeping GOP Honest," took the extraordinary step of publicly naming and assailing eight private citizens backing Mr. Romney. Titled "Behind the curtain: a brief history of Romney's donors," the post accused the eight of being "wealthy individuals with less-than-reputable records." Mr. VanderSloot was one of the eight, smeared particularly as being "litigious, combative and a bitter foe of the gay rights movement."
About a week after that post, a man named Michael Wolf contacted the Bonneville County Courthouse in Idaho Falls in search of court records regarding Mr. VanderSloot. Specifically, Mr. Wolf wanted all the documents dealing with Mr. VanderSloot's divorces, as well as a case involving a dispute with a former Melaleuca employee.
Mr. Wolf sent a fax to the clerk's office—which I have obtained—listing four cases he was after. He would later send a second fax, asking for three further court cases dealing with either Melaleuca or Mr. VanderSloot. Mr. Wolf listed only his name and a private cellphone number.
Some digging revealed that Mr. Wolf was, until a few months ago, a law clerk on the Democratic side of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. He's found new work. The ID written out at the top of his faxes identified them as coming from "Glenn Simpson." That's the name of a former Wall Street Journal reporter who in 2009 founded a D.C. company that performs private investigative work.
The website for that company, Fusion GPS, describes itself as providing "strategic intelligence," with expertise in areas like "politics." That's a polite way of saying "opposition research." Strassel: Trolling for Dirt on the President's List - WSJ.com
Your statement in no way negates mine.The politics of personal destruction.
That's what Democrats use because they can't defend their policies.
Was it democrats who, in 2000, push polled South Carolina about John McCain having an illegitimate black daughter?
Learn the history of American politics before you make your comments. You'd stop looking like a fool.
Your statement in no way negates mine.The politics of personal destruction.
That's what Democrats use because they can't defend their policies.
Was it democrats who, in 2000, push polled South Carolina about John McCain having an illegitimate black daughter?
Learn the history of American politics before you make your comments. You'd stop looking like a fool.
So why can't we see Obama's College transcripts?? Why can't we see the passport he used to go to Pakistan??
This bothers you why exactly? First, I thought the right wings answer to campaign finance reform was full disclosure. Second, I doubt if you were very concerned Bush's op-research investigated private citizen George Soros.
If someone is using the stupid shield given by Citizens United, to pump millions into influence our elections, I think we have right to know who the hell they are.
This is a private citizen. This kind of thing only happens in corrupt societies. It is purely an intimidation tactic.
How would you like it if every time you gave to your candidate of choice somebody started looking through your personal files??
Not quite -- that was some random Democrat, as I recall.
This is the Obama Campaign.
What evidence do you have for that?
'Joe the Plumber' loses appeal regarding records search
On Oct. 16, 2008, four days after Wurzelbacher publicly questioned Obama at a campaign event, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Director Helen Jones-Kelley authorized an inappropriate search of three confidential state databases that keep track of welfare, child support enforcement and unemployment benefit records.
Jones-Kelley and two other state officials were disciplined. Eventually, she and a second official resigned and a third was fired.
Some digging revealed that Mr. Wolf was, until a few months ago, a law clerk on the Democratic side of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. He's found new work. The ID written out at the top of his faxes identified them as coming from "Glenn Simpson." That's the name of a former Wall Street Journal reporter who in 2009 founded a D.C. company that performs private investigative work.
The website for that company, Fusion GPS, describes itself as providing "strategic intelligence," with expertise in areas like "politics." That's a polite way of saying "opposition research." Strassel: Trolling for Dirt on the President's List - WSJ.com
Your statement in no way negates mine.The politics of personal destruction.
That's what Democrats use because they can't defend their policies.
Was it democrats who, in 2000, push polled South Carolina about John McCain having an illegitimate black daughter?
Learn the history of American politics before you make your comments. You'd stop looking like a fool.
You have one instance. Do you think that proves what you want it to prove?Your statement in no way negates mine.Was it democrats who, in 2000, push polled South Carolina about John McCain having an illegitimate black daughter?
Learn the history of American politics before you make your comments. You'd stop looking like a fool.
Then you also think the republicans can't defend their policies?
Ahhh, my bad.What evidence do you have for that?
'Joe the Plumber' loses appeal regarding records search
On Oct. 16, 2008, four days after Wurzelbacher publicly questioned Obama at a campaign event, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Director Helen Jones-Kelley authorized an inappropriate search of three confidential state databases that keep track of welfare, child support enforcement and unemployment benefit records.
Jones-Kelley and two other state officials were disciplined. Eventually, she and a second official resigned and a third was fired.
I was asking what evidence you had that Obama's campaign has anything to do with a private investigator going through donor divorce records.
Like I told your fellow moron -- you have once instance in this century.Your statement in no way negates mine.Was it democrats who, in 2000, push polled South Carolina about John McCain having an illegitimate black daughter?
Learn the history of American politics before you make your comments. You'd stop looking like a fool.
It shows your a naive fool if you don't realize that Republicans play just as dirty. And sometimes, as was the case with Richard Nixon, much dirtier.
Like I told your fellow moron -- you have once instance in this century.Your statement in no way negates mine.
It shows your a naive fool if you don't realize that Republicans play just as dirty. And sometimes, as was the case with Richard Nixon, much dirtier.
I don't care who does it -- it's a crappy way to run a campaign. It shows weakness.
Meanwhile, you condemn the GOP for doing it, while excusing Dems.
Typical.
This bothers you why exactly? First, I thought the right wings answer to campaign finance reform was full disclosure. Second, I doubt if you were very concerned Bush's op-research investigated private citizen George Soros.
If someone is using the stupid shield given by Citizens United, to pump millions into influence our elections, I think we have right to know who the hell they are.
This bothers you why exactly? First, I thought the right wings answer to campaign finance reform was full disclosure. Second, I doubt if you were very concerned Bush's op-research investigated private citizen George Soros.
If someone is using the stupid shield given by Citizens United, to pump millions into influence our elections, I think we have right to know who the hell they are.
The Chicago Way......go judge shopping until you find one to unseal private records between spouses. The President did this with Jack Ryan whan he was running for Senate in Illinois. Divorce records are a covenant between two parties as part of a settlement. Obama and water carriers feel entitled to it. Yet, these same people have no problem with a US Speaker of the House telling the American People that a Bill must be passed so we can find out what is in it.
Your calls for transparency are flawed.
That was a reporter, you moron, not the Bush Administration. Stop lying.Like I told your fellow moron -- you have once instance in this century.It shows your a naive fool if you don't realize that Republicans play just as dirty. And sometimes, as was the case with Richard Nixon, much dirtier.
I don't care who does it -- it's a crappy way to run a campaign. It shows weakness.
Meanwhile, you condemn the GOP for doing it, while excusing Dems.
Typical.
I have one instance in the LAST century (please try and keep up) that was significant enough to force a sitting president to resign. Rove was caught pulling so many dirty tricks, Axlerod would have to go to another 20 years of school to come close to catching up. You do know that Rove cut his teeth doing dirty tricks for Nixon, don't you.
Now if you want a filthy example of going after a civilian, I suggest you recall Valerie Plame and her husband.
She WAS a loonie. And if you have proof, link it.Also, didn't they dig up Cindy Sheehan's divorce records to make her sound like a loonie?
