VaYank5150
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I'm cool with Gary Johnson, he beats the HELL outta Sanford...read about him!And this guy used to be my first choice.
Some ethical guy he would've been.
Sigh.
That's ok, at one time I admired John Edwards.
Live and learn!
Okay he is the governor. You can throw him out of the party of you like but that doesn't change the fact that he is still the governor. Anjd the governor in most though not all states is the head of the party in that state which mnakes the task of ridding ourself of him even more difficult.
You will note that the cat from Tennessee is still calling himself a Republican.
According to state budget law, "Any and all aircraft owned or operated by agencies of the State Government shall be used only for official business."
Records reviewed by the AP show that since he took office in 2003, the two-term Republican has taken trips on state aircraft to locations of his children's sporting events, hair and dentist appointments, political party gatherings and a birthday party for a campaign donor.
And the gOP wants to bitch about government waste and spending? Can you say hypocrite?
S.C. governor's plane use questioned - More politics- msnbc.com
I don't even want to hear this crap unless they're going to question ALL public official's use of transportation at taxpayer expense. If this guy's wrong, bust him. Just don't leave off the rest, starting with the Speaker of House.
He needed a plane to go to hair and dental appointments?
He needed a plane to go to hair and dental appointments?
Maybe THOSE activities were in Brazil too?
No I'm quite sure that was LA where the baby was born while the wife was at home with cancer.
No I'm quite sure that was LA where the baby was born while the wife was at home with cancer.
Good thing he wasn't the acting GOVERNOR at the time, or else the GOP would be calling for his resignation! Oh wait....that would be hypocritical of them. Of course they wouldn't do that!
worse, his sorry ass was running for President and your sorry ass would have voted for him now you can say "HYPOCRITE" and you would be right.
The Republican Party of Marathon County has stripped its spokesman of his title less than three months after he wrote a column critical of conservative talk radio star Rush Limbaugh.
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Kevin Stevenson said he believes his March guest column in the Wausau Daily Herald criticizing Limbaugh turned local party members against him.
"They felt I was too moderate in what I was speaking and printing," he said.
Stevenson, who characterizes himself as a "John McCain-type of Republican," said the conflict was a microcosm of a national debate about what political message to put forward. A debate at a local Republican meeting on Thursday "got hostile and it got personal," he said.
It's called Google. Try it sometime.
National GOP leader vows to help boot Tennessees House speaker out of officePosted on Tuesday, May 26, 2009 6:27:59 PM by SmithL
NASHVILLE Over the weekend, Republican National Chairman Michael Steele ventured into Tennessee House Speaker Kent Williams backyard in upper East Tennessee and pledged to oust Williams next year.
The Kingsport Times-News quoted Steele as saying: I got a bulls eye right on his back and were taking him out.
Williams is the second-term legislator and Elizabethton restaurateur who stunned fellow Tennessee Republicans when he joined the Houses 49 Democrats in voting for himself for speaker Jan. 13 to defeat his own Republican Caucus nominee.
For that, the Tennessee Republican Party declared he was no longer a member of the GOP and could not appear as a Republican on next years ballot. Williams responded to the state party chairman by designating himself a Carter County Republican.
This afternoon, he responded to the national GOP chairmans attack by saying that as House speaker for 4 months, he has upheld core GOP principles on small business, gun rights, anti-abortion issues and small government while putting partisan rhetoric and distractions behind to focus on the priorities of Tennesseans.
I suppose you see where I am going with this?