They've got it bad, so bad for Hillary

[Aglaopheme]

Look at the golden boy Scott Walker who set up an email system specifically to conduct illegal campaign activities while on the government clock. I'm just not seeing the outrage across the board. Why is he not being called a criminal and untrustworthy?

 

[Sean Renaud]

Citation?

 

[Aglaopheme]

For the Walker camp?

http://m.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/doe27-6q3v4uj-138159264.html

 

[just4friends]

Media darling! Beat his own state with big 1 percent cab influx

 

[DooleyDarter]

Everybody knows, or should know by now, Democrats are above the law, please move on, nothing to see here.

 

[phrodeau]

Look at the golden boy Scott Walker who set up an email system specifically to conduct illegal campaign activities while on the government clock. I'm just not seeing the outrage across the board. Why is he not being called a criminal and untrustworthy?

Blah blah blah above the law, blah blah.

 

[Busybody]

For the Walker camp?

http://m.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/doe27-6q3v4uj-138159264.html

In a statement, Walker's campaign said he had a policy against county employees using government resources to do campaign work.

"Scott Walker expected everyone to follow the law and made that clear publicly and privately," the statement said.

 

[Aglaopheme]

Facts and convictions

What else would you expect a statement to say?

Ignore the FACT that FIVE of his staffers and one of his donors were CONVICTED.

More than 27,000 emails were unsealed Wednesday after a years-long investigation into Scott Walker's campaign for Wisconsin governor. And, for the first time, Walker has been directly tied to a secret email system that members of his staff used to coordinate his gubernatorial campaign while Walker was Milwaukee County executive.

Among the pile of emails, it was found that Walker also used his campaign email to conduct county executive business. In June 2010, Walker emailed the conservative radio host Charlie Sykes and encouraged him to get information on Democratic groups from his office. "Ask [my official office] and we would be happy to send over the info," Walker wrote.

Some background



Before Scott Walker was elected governor in 2010, while he was still serving as Milwaukee County executive, his staff set up a secret wireless router in the county office over which they would communicate about the campaign. Walker's aides regularly exchanged emails about the campaign during business hours, but for the first time, one of those emails directly implicates Walker in breaking campaign law.

From the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:

"Consider youself now in the 'inner circle,'" Walker's administration director, Cynthia Archer, wrote to Walker aide Kelly Rindfleisch just after the two exchanged a test message.
"I use this private account quite a bit to communicate with SKW and Nardelli. You should be sure you check it throughout the day," she wrote, referring to Walker by his initials and to Walker's chief of staff, Tom Nardelli.

http://m.jsonline.com/news/statepol...de-to-scott-walker-b99208267z1-246128301.html

 

[Busybody]

not a credible source

 

[Busybody]

the racist baby killing white thug who started teh Oh Pee

veers off the CunClinton defense wagon, knowing its a LOSER attempt and scream BUT WALKER.......(wonder when the BRIDGE closures come in)

But ignores the REAL SCANDAL, that of Hussein (half)Black Obama and his IMPEACHABLE offenses, the following being JUST ONE

IRAN DEAL IS AN IMPEACHABLE OFFENSE: So says Andrew McCarthy in his latest NRO post.

The president “must certainly be punishable for giving false information to the Senate.” One can imagine hearing such counsel from a contemporary United States senator on the receiving end of President Obama’s “full disclosure” of the nuclear deal with Iran. But the admonition actually came from James Iredell, a champion of the Constitution’s ratification, who was later appointed to the Supreme Court by President George Washington.

Iredell was addressing the obligations the new Constitution imposed on the president in the arena of international affairs. Notwithstanding the chief executive’s broad powers to “regulate all intercourse with foreign powers,” it would be the president’s “duty to impart to the Senate every material intelligence he receives.” Indeed, among the most egregious offenses a president could commit would be fraudulently inducing senators “to enter into measures injurious to their country, and which they would not have consented to had the true state of things been disclosed to them.” . . .

After a few days of misdirection, administration officials now admit that there are “side deals” that the administration has not revealed to Congress and does not intend to make public. So far, we know of two “side deals” — who knows how many more there may actually be? As the Center for Security Policy’s Fred Fleitz writes in National Review, they involve (a) a full accounting of Iran’s prior nuclear activities (many of which are believed to have been in blatant violation of international law) and (b) access to the Parchin military base, where Iran has conducted explosive testing related to nuclear missiles. . . .

Now consider this: Under cover of this IAEA ruse, Obama ran to the Security Council and rammed through a resolution commencing implementation of his Iran deal before Congress or the American people could consider it. He thus undermined American sovereignty and the Constitution by scheming to impose an international-law fait accompli. And he thus undermined American national security by transferring his inspection commitments to an international agency that he knows is not close to being capable of executing them — an agency that will be further hampered by notice restrictions that, as Charles Krauthammer concludes, render the inspections “farcical” in any event.

The Constitution forbids providing aid and comfort to America’s enemies. And the Framers’ notion that a president would be punishable for deceiving Congress regarding the conduct of foreign affairs meant that lawmakers would be obliged to use their constitutional powers to protect the United States — not merely shriek on cable television as if they were powerless spectators.

Well?

McCarthy’s right, of course. But as his ending query reveals, no one realistically expects the Republican establishment to call for impeachment, despite the fact that the House GOP could issue articles of impeachment with a simple majority vote, sending the case to the Senate for conviction (which would require 2/3 supermajority).

Why not? Because the GOP leadership has given up, and like a jilted lover, is trying so hard to “look the other way” that it no longer sees the obvious, and has lost all self-confidence in its own power, and the power of the truth. It also is betting the farm–i.e., the country–that the U.S. can survive another 18 months of an Obama presidency, and that the next (hopefully) GOP President can magically “cure” all of the Obama-induced cancers. It’s a risky and stupid gamble.

 

[Busybody]

tell us RACIST WHITE THUG, BABY KILLING PIECE OF SHIT

what does the "allegations" have to do with WALKER?

nothing!

and if it does,

where is your thread about CuntClinto raising money from a PEDO?http://freedomoutpost.com/2014/11/h...e-patrick-bean-arrested-rape-15-year-old-boy/


or Hussein (half)Black Obama raising money from a PEDO?http://freedomoutpost.com/2014/11/h...e-patrick-bean-arrested-rape-15-year-old-boy/

or Hussein (half)Black Obama's association with anti Semite anti American and felon, Rev Wright?

Nowhere, must be YOU ARE A PEDO AS WELL and an anti JEW and anti AMERICAN FELON

 

[Aglaopheme]

Guess which made the list your "credible source", or an actual news paper (ever read one?), writing about people that are ACTUALLY CONVICTED:

The following is a list of webshites which may benefit from RationalWiki's snarkful analysis. Be on the lookout for stuff to submit to our What is going on in the clogosphere? page, and to Fundies Say The Darndest Things, but be forewarned, prolonged exposure may result in the following side effects: nausea, depression, high blood pressure, loss of IQ, periodic outbursts of hysterical guffaws, broken keyboards and monitors. Remember to keep Poe's Law in mind.

Poe's Law

“”Without a clear indication of the author's intent, it is difficult or impossible to tell the difference between an expression of sincere extremism and a parody of extremism.

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/RationalWiki:Webshites

 

[Busybody]

Look! A squirrel

 

[Aglaopheme]

tell us RACIST WHITE THUG, BABY KILLING PIECE OF SHIT

what does the "CONVICTIONS" have to do with WALKER?

EVERYTHING!

and if it does,

where is your thread about CuntClinto raising money from a PEDO?http://freedomoutpost.com/2014/11/h...e-patrick-bean-arrested-rape-15-year-old-boy/


or Hussein (half)Black Obama raising money from a PEDO?http://freedomoutpost.com/2014/11/h...e-patrick-bean-arrested-rape-15-year-old-boy/

or Hussein (half)Black Obama's association with anti Semite anti American and felon, Rev Wright?

Nowhere, must be YOU ARE A PEDO AS WELL and an anti JEW and anti AMERICAN FELON

Fixed your post.

I think you need some camomile tea, a bubble bath and a pedicure. I'm concerned for your health with all of these wild rantings.

 

[Busybody]

degenerate demented lunatic

 

[pcookie]

im pretty sure you don't want an orgasm from me

 

[Iceprincess12]

im pretty sure you don't want an orgasm from me

Are you a button masher? Just do what it takes to get to the end and couldn't care less about the journey?

 

[pcookie]

Are you a button masher? Just do what it takes to get to the end and couldn't care less about the journey?

the journey is the best part, the end is just the icing.

 

[Iceprincess12]

the journey is the best part, the end is just the icing.

Chocolate icing, melting in my mouth, mmmm. I'm too clumsy though. I save the best part until the end and always end up dropping it on the floor.

I hope your hands are better than mine

 

[pcookie]

Chocolate icing, melting in my mouth, mmmm. I'm too clumsy though. I save the best part until the end and always end up dropping it on the floor.

I hope your hands are better than mine

ive never had any complaints

 

[Iceprincess12]

ive never had any complaints

I'll need references! At least three.

 

[pcookie]

im sure I could arrange it, im in contact with most of my ex's

 

[Iceprincess12]

im sure I could arrange it, im in contact with most of my ex's

All 387??? You never fail to impress me. Maybe we can have them try to one-up each other...

"My best cookie orgasm was was this time in the car..."
"Mine was when he rented a plane and we went skydiving..."
"No, the best was during this bank robbery and he had a gun pointed at him..."

So many stories. You could keep me entertained for hours.

 

[pcookie]

All 387??? You never fail to impress me. Maybe we can have them try to one-up each other...

"My best cookie orgasm was was this time in the car..."
"Mine was when he rented a plane and we went skydiving..."
"No, the best was during this bank robbery and he had a gun pointed at him..."

So many stories. You could keep me entertained for hours.

not quite 387 but not far off

ive got loads I could tell you

 

[Iceprincess12]

not quite 387 but not far off

ive got loads I could tell you

I enjoy loads and loads I always forget you are British. I need to throw in a funny word or two, kricke! (Spelling)

I think he stopped, we can go back to the playground and leave the other nice politcal people in peace.

Thank you for having us!!