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Tom DeLay, Expert on Ethics on Fox Noise
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I thought my mouth would drop on the floor when I saw Tom DeLay introduced
as the lone expert on last night's (8/30/07) Hannity & Colmes to discuss
Senator Larry Craig's bathroom scandal. But the only thing more shocking was
that it was at least his second appearance in that role on FOX News that
day.
In DeLay's view, the worst thing about the Craig scandal was not that a
senior member of Congress, a family-values Republican, is likely a complete
hypocrite but that "It's keeping Republicans from fighting for things that
are important, like the good news in Iraq."
DeLay seemed to think (and the FOX News producers seemed to tacitly agree)
that his authority stemmed from having been the subject of so many
investigations, himself. And, of course, he was allowed to portray himself
as a victim. "You know what I've gone through for 11 years of frivolous
accusations and being demonized in the leftist media," he told Sean Hannity.
With video.
http://www.newshounds.us/2007/08/31/tom_delay_reprises_fox_news_role_as_expert_on_congressional_ethics.php
Sean Insannity thinks Tom DeLay's like a wholesome Orkin man turned God.
Allowing clown-thugs like DeLay on TV to pontificate about anything (much
less morals) just goes to show how rediculous Fox 'News' shows are.
Tom DeLay talks about Congressional ethics?
Next they'll have Michael Vick on to discuss pet care...
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I thought my mouth would drop on the floor when I saw Tom DeLay introduced
as the lone expert on last night's (8/30/07) Hannity & Colmes to discuss
Senator Larry Craig's bathroom scandal.
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Why ? Did you want FOX to have Barney frank on instead as expert on Sex
scandals?
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I thought my mouth would drop on the floor when I saw Tom DeLay introduced
as the lone expert on last night's (8/30/07) Hannity & Colmes to discuss
Senator Larry Craig's bathroom scandal. But the only thing more shocking
was that it was at least his second appearance in that role on FOX News
that day.
I watched him on Chris Mathews and Mathews did a fairly good job of
continuing to hammer DeLay on the gross hypocrisy of the GOP on this issue.
Had I not long ago immunized myself against the worst the GOP could do,
seeing Toxic Tommy running interference for Craig would have probably killed
me outright.
In DeLay's view, the worst thing about the Craig scandal was not that a
senior member of Congress, a family-values Republican, is likely a
complete hypocrite but that "It's keeping Republicans from fighting for
things that are important, like the good news in Iraq."
DeLay seemed to think (and the FOX News producers seemed to tacitly agree)
that his authority stemmed from having been the subject of so many
investigations, himself. And, of course, he was allowed to portray himself
as a victim. "You know what I've gone through for 11 years of frivolous
accusations and being demonized in the leftist media," he told Sean
Hannity.
With video.
http://www.newshounds.us/2007/08/31/tom_delay_reprises_fox_news_role_as_expert_on_congressional_ethics.php
Sean Insannity thinks Tom DeLay's like a wholesome Orkin man turned God.
Allowing clown-thugs like DeLay on TV to pontificate about anything (much
less morals) just goes to show how rediculous Fox 'News' shows are.
Tom DeLay talks about Congressional ethics?
Next they'll have Michael Vick on to discuss pet care...
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Why ? Did you want FOX to have Foley or Jeff Gannon on instead as expert
on Sex scandals?
Either would have been fine, Babs. DeLie is an expert on laundering money.
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Gandalf Grey wrote:
I watched him on Chris Mathews and Mathews did a fairly good job of
continuing to hammer DeLay on the gross hypocrisy of the GOP on this issue.
Had I not long ago immunized myself against the worst the GOP could do,
seeing Toxic Tommy running interference for Craig would have probably killed
me outright.
I was so surprised to see Rep Corrupt on Mathews defending Craig and the
GOP. I was sure Tommy was in a cell hammering on the prison population.
But nope, he's free and sticking up for the GOP. No matter how bad
the GOP is, there'll always be someone defending the corruption and
perversion in it.
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I thought my mouth would drop on the floor when I saw Tom DeLay introduced
as the lone expert on last night's (8/30/07) Hannity & Colmes to discuss
Senator Larry Craig's bathroom scandal.
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Why ? Did you want FOX to have Barney frank on instead as expert on Sex
scandals?
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Why ?
You wouldn't understand, Babs. Your brain is pickled in the Bush Kool Aid.
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I thought my mouth would drop on the floor when I saw Tom DeLay introduced
as the lone expert on last night's (8/30/07) Hannity & Colmes to discuss
Senator Larry Craig's bathroom scandal.
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Why ? Did you want FOX to have Barney frank on instead as expert on Sex
scandals?
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Either would have been fine, Babs. DeLie is an expert on laundering
money.
I'd prefer to watch Foley get gang raped by some Texas cow-pokes in
untsville Prison with 18 inch dicks but he'd like it too much.
For punishment, make 'em have sex with a 50 year old woman instead of kids.
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I thought my mouth would drop on the floor when I saw Tom DeLay introduced
as the lone expert on last night's (8/30/07) Hannity & Colmes to discuss
Senator Larry Craig's bathroom scandal. But the only thing more shocking
was that it was at least his second appearance in that role on FOX News
that day.
Fox loves criminals. The worse the crime, the more they love them. They
really like Ollie North and G. Gordon Liddy. Yes, G. Gordon Liddy, one of
the greatest scoundrels in U.S. history, but still a darling of the far
right.
In DeLay's view, the worst thing about the Craig scandal was not that a
senior member of Congress, a family-values Republican, is likely a
complete hypocrite but that "It's keeping Republicans from fighting for
things that are important, like the good news in Iraq."
DeLay seemed to think (and the FOX News producers seemed to tacitly agree)
that his authority stemmed from having been the subject of so many
investigations, himself. And, of course, he was allowed to portray himself
as a victim. "You know what I've gone through for 11 years of frivolous
accusations and being demonized in the leftist media," he told Sean
Hannity.
With video.
http://www.newshounds.us/2007/08/31/tom_delay_reprises_fox_news_role_as_expert_on_congressional_ethics.php
Sean Insannity thinks Tom DeLay's like a wholesome Orkin man turned God.
Allowing clown-thugs like DeLay on TV to pontificate about anything (much
less morals) just goes to show how rediculous Fox 'News' shows are.
Tom DeLay talks about Congressional ethics?
Next they'll have Michael Vick on to discuss pet care...
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On Aug 31, 1:42 pm, "Dem Barney Frank Male Whorehouse Madam" <Gay
democr...@BarneyFrankswhorehouse.com> wrote:
I thought my mouth would drop on the floor when I saw Tom DeLay introduced
as the lone expert on last night's (8/30/07) Hannity & Colmes to discuss
Senator Larry Craig's bathroom scandal.
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Why ? Did you want FOX to have Barney frank on instead as expert on Sex
scandals?
Why would they? They've already got scores of disgraced Repugs who are
sex scandal experts with time to burn and who are friendly to Fox's
right-wingnut agenda.
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Why ?
You wouldn't understand, Babs. Your brain is pickled in the Bush Kool Aid.
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I'd prefer to watch Foley get gang raped by some Texas cow-pokes in
untsville Prison with 18 inch dicks but he'd like it too much.
For punishment, make 'em have sex with a 50 year old woman instead of
kids.
That would fall under the heading of cruel and unusual punishment since
anything possessing a uterus scares the crap out of the right wingers.
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On Aug 31, 1:42 pm, "Dem Barney Frank Male Whorehouse Madam" <Gay
democr...@BarneyFrankswhorehouse.com> wrote:
I thought my mouth would drop on the floor when I saw Tom DeLay
introduced
as the lone expert on last night's (8/30/07) Hannity & Colmes to discuss
Senator Larry Craig's bathroom scandal.
Why would they? We already got scores of hero democRAT Sex perverts who
are
sex scandal experts and get rewarded with Commitee chair positions as a
trphy for their disgustig perverted actions.
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Yeah no #@($ .
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On Aug 31, 2:10 pm, "Dem Barney Frank Male Whorehouse Madam" <Gay
democr...@BarneyFrankswhorehouse.com> wrote:
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Yeah no #@($
No, there's plenty of #@($ babs ... in your head. Try toilet plungers
simultaneously on either ear to extract.
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No, did you?
Are you paid every time you mention Frank's name?
"Dem Barney Frank Male Whorehouse Madam" <Gay
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Why ? Did you want FOX to have Barney frank on instead as expert on Sex
scandals?
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So why don't you get those Dems removes from office?
(hint: try to do better than you did with b.clinton. he pretty much f*cked
your skull. but you can do it!!!)
heehee
"Dem Barney Frank Male Whorehouse Madam" <Gay
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Yeah no #@($ .
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Dem Barney Frank Male Whorehouse Madam wrote:
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Why ? Did you want FOX to have Barney frank on instead as expert on Sex
scandals?
Babs is stuck on Barney Frank, she's even changed her name to Barney Frank.
Babs has got nothing to contribute about Mr Ethical Violations
himself, Tom DeLay, putting on the Dog and Pony Ethics show on FOX.
But Babs is obsessed with Barney Frank like it actually means
something to us.
Barney Frank, Barney Frank, Barney Frank.
Republicans are obsessed with homosexuality. Absolutely obsessed.
Homosexuality runs in their blood. Karl Rove is the spawn of a
homosexual father. Dick Cheney spawned a homosexual daughter.
And to prove my point, Babs (aka Barney Frank) will once more bring
up Barney Frank.
Come on Barney, give it another shot.
Barney Frank, Barney Frank, Barney Frank, Barney Frank.
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Dem Barney Frank Male Whorehouse Madam wrote:
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Yeah no #@($ .
Hey Barney. Are you a closet case like Larry Craig? Or are you more
like Mark Foley. Perhaps your idol is Glenn Murphy. Or is it Roy Cohn.
How about Jim West. And what do you say to Ed Schrock?
<URL: http://www.salon.com/opinion/conason/2007/08/31/gay_republicans />
Telling such manly tales may relieve the insecurities of Republicans who
must contemplate the ever-mounting archive of homosexual history in
their party's ample closet. But only Republicans who are truly in denial
can ignore the long parade now led by the reluctant Craig -- a conga
line of right-leaning queens that dates all the way back to the late Roy
Cohn, Joe McCarthy's infamous henchman and an intimate friend of the
Reagans'. Perhaps, like Cohn, today's closeted Republicans believe that
they aren't really gay at all, except for a few minutes in bed (or in
the men's room).
No matter how Cohn deluded himself about his sexuality, however, he was
among the founders of modern conservatism, along with late fundraiser
and activist Marvin Liebman, who finally came out and denounced the
homophobia of the right several years before his death. Both of them
lived to witness the conservative resurgence of the Reagan era, led by
the likes of Terry Dolan, who operated the National Conservative
Political Action Committee from deep within his lifelong closet,
attacking "the growing homosexual movement" until not long before he
died of AIDS, and Arthur Finkelstein, the renowned Republican political
consultant who worked for the NCPAC and dozens of Republican senators,
often emphasizing their opposition to gay rights and in particular to
gay marriage -- at least until three years ago, when Finkelstein married
his male partner in their home state of Massachusetts.
Hypocritical as Finkelstein may be in his mercenary way, at least he is
no longer living a lie, having been outed more than a decade ago in the
pages of Boston Magazine. Over the past few years, the frequency of
outing on the Republican side of the aisle has intensified.
On the first day of the party's New York convention in 2004, the closet
doors were flung open again when Rep. Ed Schrock, a Republican from Pat
Robertson's home district in Virginia, was forced to drop his bid for
reelection. The outing Web site BlogActive.com exposed the secret
homosexual life of the 63-year-old retired career Navy officer, Vietnam
veteran and member of the House Armed Services Committee.
Hiding in the next Republican closet to be aired out was Jim West, then
mayor of Spokane, Wash., an important politician in the Northwest with a
strong reputation for opposing gay rights and advocating the removal of
gay teachers from schools and daycare centers. In 2005, the Spokane
Spokesman-Review revealed that West had been leading a double life,
trolling for male sexual partners on the Internet and allegedly abusing
two teenage boys who came under his care as a Boy Scout leader. These
gamy stories led to West's ouster as mayor by the end of the year. (He
died of cancer several months later.)
Then in 2006 came the stunning Mark Foley scandal, which featured the
curious "Don't ask, don't tell" behavior of the Republican congressional
leadership when confronted with evidence that the Florida representative
was pursuing teenage male pages. The Republicans seemed to hope that
they could conceal Foley's creepy behavior toward the boys in their care
until after the midterm elections. Thanks to Lane Hudson, the gay rights
activist who disclosed Foley's misconduct to the media, that scheme
backfired badly. The reverberations amplified perceptions of the
Republican Congress as decadent and self-serving, leading to the midterm
debacle that returned control of Capitol Hill to the Democrats.
The November 2006 election results had scarcely been confirmed when a
former male prostitute named Mike Jones convincingly accused right-wing
evangelical preacher Ted Haggard of joining him in narcotics-fueled sex
romps. Following the familiar cycle of denial and confession, Haggard
stepped down as the head of his Colorado Springs, Colo., church and as
president of the National Association of Evangelicals, a position he had
not hesitated to use on behalf of Republican candidates, notably
including George W. Bush. Until his downfall, Haggard had participated
in a weekly telephone conference with Bush and other evangelical
leaders. The White House and his former comrades on the religious right
sought to downplay Haggard's influence after his confession to "sexual
immorality."
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