Chuck Taylor’s snipe hunt notwithstanding, someone is actually being prosecuted for actual voter fraud.
The CBS News Investigative Unit has learned a man who was a field coordinator in Congressman Patrick McHenry’s (R-NC) 2004 campaign has been indicted for voter fraud in North Carolina.
The indictment charges that Michael Aaron Lay, 26, illegally cast his ballot in two 2004 Congressional primary run-offs in which McHenry was a candidate. The charges indicate that Lay voted in a district where it was not legal for him to vote.
At the time Lay was listed as a resident in a home owned by 32-year-old McHenry but campaign records indicate Lay’s paychecks were sent to an address in Tennessee. McHenry won the primary by only 86 votes. According to Gaston County, North Carolina District Attorney Locke Bell, Lay was indicted on Monday, May 7 by a local grand jury.
Uh oh.
The reason I mention Taylor’s story at the Crosscut was because regular reporters (you know, guys with fedoras with a card that says “press” on it) have low balled this US Attorney firings scandal ever since it came out. The story wouldn’t be around for Chuck Taylor to poo-poo if it were not for some liberal bloggers.
So what? This is nothing. Just one individual voting twice. There’s no evidence that McHenry or the GOP put him up to it. I’m not interested. There’s always a few people like that out there, it happens in every election, and neither candidates, political parties, nor election officials have any control over what a few isolated individuals do.
What I’m interested in is the RNC’s multi-state, multi-million-dollar, ILLEGAl “caging” schemes. Where you have hundreds of paid and volunteer campaign workers committing federal felonies at the behest of the party’s leaders and top strategists. Where you have the president of the United States doing an end run around Senate confirmation putting the RNC’s national coordinator of this ILLEGAL “caging scheme” in a U.S. Attorney job to cover up the party’s crimes and bring malicious “voter fraud” charges against volunteers who sign up eligible black voters to vote — because they’re BLACK.
I also want to see the investigation of Ann Coulter’s illegal voter registration reopened, and I want to see the results of the FBI’s internal investigation into the activities of the FBI agent who used the agency’s authority and clout — without the knowledge or authorization of the agency — to interfere with the local authorities investigating the Coulter case.
In other words, I want to see the “fix” in Coulter’s case undone, and justice pursued.
I also want to see disciplinary proceedings instituted against Coulter with the New York Bar Association. An officer of the court isn’t to commit perjury on a voter registration form, or any other form, or for that matter to publicly advocate mass murder. It reflects adversely on the lawyer’s character, and calls into question the lawyer’s ability to adhere to the high ethical expectations of the legal profession. If I did that, I’d be disbarred. She shouldn’t get special treatment because she’s rich, or because she’s a celebrity, or because of who her friends are.
Perhaps Ann can get Paris Hilton to come to her aid as a character witness? This is clearly a case of Ann being unfairly singled out. . . .
The right is only interested in stopping voter fraud if they think it helps their guys win. The Publican party encourages voter fraud in many ways – fraud that helps them win. Their ethics are situational at best.
one word for all you “if-we-say-it-often-enough-it-will-be-true” foolios…….
CHICAGO.
@7 … is a city in Illinois.
@6 Republicans aren’t interested in stopping the voter fraud committed by a few isolated Democrats here and there. What they want to do is create a mythology of deliberate and systematic Democratic voter fraud that doesn’t exist, and conceal (and prevent prosecution of) deliberate and systemtic Republican voting fraud that does exist. Why? Because these assholes know they can’t possible win an honest election. They’re all about the elite exploiting the majority for their own aggrandizement and gain.
@ 7- funny, I thought “if-we-say-it-often-enough-it- will-be-true” was your friend’s mantra about the Washington election.
It works to the GOP’s advantage if a few Democrats in Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee, or wherever, do double-vote or bribe street people with cigarets or slash tires. When the dumbasses in our party do things like that, it plays right into the Republicans’ hands. Why would they want to stop it?
Hey, I’m not poo-pooing the A.G. scandal. I’m just questioning the fact everyone’s giving McKay a free pass.
I think you, though, for not telling me to go f*** myself and calling me an a**hole.
Um, I meant thank you.
Hey ghost! Got a question for ya, old girl. Does the fact I was taking a nap when Goldy was on the radio last night prove UFOs exist? How about the Bermuda triangle? Doesn’t the fact I wasn’t posting last night prove the Bermuda triangle is for real? And doesn’t this validate sasquatches, too? I’m waiting for your answer. Please show your calculations so I can check your math.
Roger- If Mark the Whatever is on, perhaps ghost could also do a chi-square for her.
If ghost was real attentive, she also noticed I didn’t call in to Goldy’s show last night. I usually don’t when I’m asleep. But sometimes I do. I’d love to hear ghost’s explanation of how Roger Rabbit and Goldy manage to converse with each other on the air if Goldy is Roger Rabbit.
My reason for mentioning this is to prove that ghost is dumber than a rock. Dumber than Paris Hilton, even.
@15 Mark the Lying Welsher is buy pumping my gas into his SUV right now. Needless to say, I’m looking forward to the opening bell on Wall Street tomorrow morning. =:-D
busy pumping
Funny how letters disappear after I type them.
@12 I didn’t even know you were a f*** a**hole until you brought it up. In fact, I’ve never heard of you. What’s “Crosscut” — besides a personal soapbox and ego platform? Another wingnut blog posing as “journalism”?
Before Mr. Taylor comes back with some smart retort, let me be clear about what I am: I’m a party hack and propagandist.
Also, let’s not forget that JCH and klake are nazis.
This is Mother’s Day, so don’t forget to call your mother!
Unfortunately, I can’t call mine because she’s dead. She got run over on Green Lake Way by a Republican speeding in an SUV. Asshole.
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FauxGov signed the bill outlawing hand held cell phones while driving. Article in today’s Feminist Seattle Times.
Does this mean stoopid fucking women will stop driving 20 mph slower than traffic in the left lane blabbing on their phones?
Just wondering…
Rabbit – Your bleating about your oil company stock belies why you are poor. It’s fucking stoopid for a guy your age to speculate in individual stocks.
I’d explain a real “investment strategy” to you, but you’re too fucking stoopid to understand. You were the guy BJ was talking about when he said most people are too fucking stoopid to responsibly invest their Sosh Security money. So 1.7% is good enough for you. Keep paying 1/3 of your “income” to medical you fucking loser.
Yesterday’s Feminist Seattle Times reported that the crane operator was NOT responsible for the 333 crane wreck in Bellevue.
Can someone explain why the girlz in the legislature passed law requiring crane operators to be licensed? Is it just so they have the same qualifications as dancers at Rick’s?
Just wondering…
Today is Sunday. Did any of you practice your religion today?
How many carbon credits did you buy?
Fucking hypocrites…
So you think there need not be minimum qualifications for crane operators? How about CDL’s for commercial truck drivers? Are those unnecessary as well?
Oh, that’s right you are afraid to answer questions, you just ask them.
Roger Rabbit @ 1
I have to agree with you on this one.
Just based on the facts presented, there is nothing to show this person voted illegally. If he was working on McHenry’s campaign at the time, then odds are that he was spending his nights in McHenry’s congressional district. Probably he was even staying at McHenry’s home, so it was perfectly appropriate for him to register to vote at that address.
Apparently the only “evidence” that the District Attorney has against Michael Aaron Lay is that McHenry’s campaign treasurer listed a Tennessee address for Lay on the reports that were filed with the Federal Elections Commission. I don’t see how a clerical entry made by McHenry’s treasurer in the FEC software could possibly make it illegal for Lay to register and vote at McHenry’s home where he was most likely staying at the time.
Frankly, the charges filed by the Gaston County District Attorney seem patently frivolous. If Lay was really living at the Pioneer, Tennessee address at the time he was voting in Gastonia, North Carolina, then he had ONE HELLUVA DAILY COMMUTE. MapQuest shows the distances between these two cities as being 263.15 miles, with an estimated 4 hour, 18 minute trip each way.
Gaston County votes heavily Republican, and this appears to be an intra-party fight among Republicans. McHenry narrowly won the Republican primary in 2004 — by only 85 votes out of 29,945 in the runoff. The 10th CD is safely Republican — McHenry was elected nearly 2-1 in 2004 and re-elected nearly 2-1 in 2006. I assume Republican DA Locke Bell — who was elected to fill an open seat in November 2006 — is from a different faction of the party than the outgoing Republican DA (who didn’t feel charges were warranted).
If Locke Bell doesn’t have any more evidence than what it appears to pursue these apparently flimsy charges, then I hope the North Caroline State Bar comes down as hard on him as they are coming down on Democrat Durham County DA Mike Nifong. Unfortunately, Lay probably doesn’t have nearly the kind of money for defense lawyers as did the parents of those Duke lacrosse players.
Roger Rabbit is at it again trying obscure ‘open and honest elections” with untrue comments like “committing federal felonies”. This not a Republican or Democrat issue but an issue that concerns all of us to ensure we are and will continue to be the United States of America!
If a radical socialist feminist can’t get elected in a shithole like france, what does that mean for TSWITW?
the girlz passed the crane op license as a knee jerk reaction to the 333 wreck. Then it turns out that the crane operator was not responsible.
I sleep much better now knowing that crane operators are now under the same licence requirements as hair cutters and topless dancers.
And remember, the guy who designed the base HAD a license. And not just any license. He had a steel license. He was the best of the best of the best.
The state may or may not pull his license. But it doesn’t matter. He won’t be able to buy liability insurance now. He gotta find a new line of work, and maybe that’s the way it should be.
@ 34 Do you believe that crane operators should not be licensed? What if in consideration of the event policy makers determined licenses for such work was appropriate? Do you disagree with that determination?
And there is only one state agency which issues licenses- drivers, engineers and exotic dancers. We can certainly question whether there is a need to license exotic dancers. I do not believe there is a need for multiple licensing agencies.
@ 35- Those of us who are licensed for various professions may make mistakes. There should be investigations and consequences. I always enjoy reading the DOL bulletin detailing the various wrongs of those under its regulations.
Hey Xmas UFO Nut, why don’t you tune in and listen to Goldy talk while I post.
K – yeah, I like reading those too. for PEs, I notice that most of the stuff written about are guys trying to pass themselves off as engineers who aren’t licensed. Crucify the assholes…
Perhaps a bit of elitism, but seems like more surveyors in sillier violations. It’s math and reading, for goodness sake. If you want to practice pass the test.
Link Between Murdered Federal Prosecutor & Hookergate?
Thomas Wales isn’t the only assistant US Attorney killed on Bush’s watch. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Luna
And the 8 fired US Attorneys aren’t the only ones replaced under questionable circumstances. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_M._DiBiagio
DiBiagio was the US Attorney in Baltimore, and Luna worked for him. In December 2003, Luna was found face-down in a creek, stabbed 36 times. Federal authorities refused to investigate Luna’s death, calling it a “suicide.” (Remember Vince Foster?) A year later, in December 2004, DiBiago was replaced. He was closing in on corruption and prostitution in the top ranks of the administration of Maryland’s then-governor Republican Bob Ehrlich at the time, and Ehrlich had complained to James Comey at the Department of Justice about DiBiagio. Comey is a principal in the firings of the 8 US Attorneys that came after DiBiagio’s ouster.
Just a week after Luna’s death, Baltimore Police Commissioner Ed Norris was indicted for using Baltimore cops to ferry prostitutes to rendezvous with their clients. Norris is a good friend of Guiliani pal Bernard Kerik, who was nominated by Dubya to head Homeland Security, and is now facing indictment on corruption and racketeering charges. After Norris was indicted, Gov. Ehrlich hired him as Maryland State Police Chief, and soon Norris’ troopers were ferrying prostitutes to hotels where they met clients.
Some of those prostitutes worked for the D.C. Madam, and some of their clients were top officials in Ehrlich’s administration — and possibly Republican party officials and office holders of national prominence.
Here it is in a nutshell:
“The murder of Luna and the firing of DiBiagio eliminated the threat that the well-heeled customers of the DC/Baltimore prostitution ring, many of them GOP stalwarts, would be exposed prior to the December 2004 presidential election.”
http://www.waynemadsenreport.com/
So, what’s emerging from the shadows now is not just names in a little black book, or even a 9th politically-motivated firing of a US Attorney, but the murder of a federal prosecutor whose probings may have gotten too close to GOP power — and a coverup of that murder.
While much of this is still theory, this is still a developing story, and there is enough here to hint at bombshell revelations to come.
Hey Xmas Ghost — why don’t you tune in to Goldy’s show and listen to him talk while I post?
Hey ghost, pay attention ‘cuz I’m mocking you!!!
Hey ghost, better look out your window to see if any sasquatches are rooting through your garbage cans and any UFOs are hovering over your trailer!!!
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Talk about an idiot!!!
@25 Why are YOU here? Don’t you have something better to do — like taking a nap?
@26 While you have your checkbook out for the judge, Redneck, write another check to Goldy for the $100 you owe him. Unfuck yourself, welsher.
@27 Check out the stock price chart on NOV, Redneck. I acquired my first block of NOV in June ’05, my second block of NOV stock in August ’05, and my third block of NOV in January ’07. Go ahead, check it out, then report back to us with your findings.
P.S., thanks for your business, Redneck! I appreciate your patronage. Pay your fucking gambling debt, welsher.
Of course, I know Redneck will go look it up, then won’t say a fucking thing, because he doesn’t want to admit that shares I acquired at $44, $55, and $58 are now worth $91. I’m gonna be a rich fucking bunny!! Thanks for your business, Redneck, and pay your fucking gambling debt.
@27 What makes you think I’m not diversified? Just because I never mention my other holdings doesn’t mean I’m not also holding commodity, media, consumer products, health care, technology, and manufacturing stocks. Like the big gob of SBUX I got for a buck a share (adjusted for splits), plus positions in IBM, MSFT, GE, and others too numerous to list in one bunny breath, not to mention some you never heard of which are doing quite well, thank you.
You see, Redneck, the key to success is finding promising stocks before the herd does — and paying off your debts so they don’t act as an anchor on your finances, credit, and reputation.
Pay up or quit posting here, freeloader.
Redneck’s portfolio consists of 1 share of Krispy Kreme his grandmother gave him for his birthday. That’s why he can’t pay his debts.
No wait, I’m mistaken, granny kept the stock certificate for himself, and only gave Redneck a donut.
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I notice christmasghost hasn’t explained yet how I managed to post all these comments tonight while Goldy is talking on the air.
Ghost’s theory that Goldy is Roger Rabbit is falling apart before your eyes.
JCH and klake are nazi lovers.
Oh yeah Redneck, I forgot to mention I’m also diversified into real estate, cash, gems, coins, and collectibles.
I’ll bet the only thing in your portfolio is a Purple Cross certificate and prepaid cemetery plot. It was a gift from your grandmother, who can’t wait to get rid of you.
Watch your back around your relatives, Redneck.
@28 Why shouldn’t crane operators be licensed? For example, who in their right mind would let YOU run a crane?
@31 Geez Richard, you started out so well — then blew it. Go look up “residence” and “domicile,” then check the N. Carolina voter registration requirements, then get back to us.
I don’t know of any state that lets you register to vote if you’re just passing through. I think you have to be there 30 days or something like that. I think the point here, Richard, is he probably didn’t live at Rep. McHenry’s house for even 1 day. Which means he lied on his voter registration form. That’s against the law, Richard.
No, Richard, I think my point flew completely over your head. I never meant to imply what Mr. Lay did was legal. What I was attempting to suggest is that there are always some mavericks who violate the election laws, but the fact they do so doesn’t mean the candidate they voted for stole the election or the candidate’s party was implicated in voting fraud. All it means is those individuals broke the law.
Now, what we have here in Washington is a horde of blathering wingnuts and wingnut bloggers asserting that Gov. Gregoire and the Democratic Party stole an election based on evidence that 1,100 ineligible felons voted because our civil rights restoration laws are so confusing even their parole officers couldn’t tell them if they were eligible to vote. Hell, even if the election officials who accepted their voter registrations didn’t know. Not only that, these blathering wingnuts and wingnut bloggers don’t even know who those felons voted for, although we know that of the 10 who were willing to tell reporters, 1 voted for Gregoire and 9 voted for Rossi. Based on this “evidence” the wingnuts concluded (more precisely, convinced themselves) that Gregoire stole the election and she, her campaign staff, the Democratic Party, Ron Sims, Dean Logan, and the King County Elections staff were involved in an organized conspiracy to steal it.
They probably knock on word before boarding a cruise ship sailing into the Bermuda Triangle, too.
No wonder Richard can’t get elected to anything.
@31 (continued) Evidently the grand jury saw something in the evidence against Lay that you didn’t, Richard. Which makes me worry for your clients — if you have any.
@32 “Roger Rabbit is at it again trying obscure ‘open and honest elections” with untrue comments like “committing federal felonies”. This not a Republican or Democrat issue but an issue that concerns all of us to ensure we are and will continue to be the United States of America!”
This is sooooo wingnutty!!! I won’t waste any time trying to guess which troll temporarily changed his screen name in a clumsy attempt to distract us, although this particular one smells a little bit like puddinghead. Let’s get to the point, or I should say, the points:
1. Targeting black voters for challenge is a felony under the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which means Mr. Tim Griffin, who ran the RNC’s caging operations in the 2004 presidential election, is an unindicted felon, and every paid GOP operative and unpaid GOP volunteer who had anything to do with those caging operations is also an unindicted felon. Don’t worry about that “unindicted” part; we’ll take care of that when WE are appointing the U.S. Attorneys.
2. You bet your ass this is a “Republican issue,” because it’s the Republicans who are doing it. You’re right, however, that it’s not a “Democrat issue,” because Democrats are not running caging operations against black voters.
3. We used to be the “United” States of America, but we’re not anymore, thanks to you assholes. Don’t think you can get away with all your shit by saying “we’re all Americans, and we’re all in this together.” We’re NOT all in this together; only you Republicans are wallowing in your Republican cesspool; and if you think we won’t do anything to you for it simply because you claim to be our blood brothers (or something of that nature), you’re fucking nuts! I believe it was your side that first used the term “enemy” to describe our side. Well, we’ve decided to go along with it; your side and our side are enemies. What’s more, quite frankly, we don’t see much difference between you guys and al Qaeda. So get on your knees, pray, then bend over and kiss your ass goodbye, motherfucker! You’re all going to jail. Or worse.*
* Just kidding! I’m only satirizing Ann Coulter’s humor.
Roger Rabbit @ 64
The Duke lacrosse players were also indicted by a grand jury. Ever heard the one about indicting a ham sandwich?
@33 It means they got their voting machines from Diebold.
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Let’s see a show of hands of people who think Sarkozy actually won that election.
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I thought so.
Not that I care what happens in France. I wouldn’t want to live under their socialist system. In that country, you can get arrested for criticizing the government, and the prosecutor acts as the judge! Oh wait — my mistake, that’s Bush’s America I’m describing.
Also known as Jesusland.
I’m still waiting for ghostidiot to explain how I manager to talk on the air and post on HA at the same time.
Is that black helicopter still hovering over your trailer, ghost? Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you.
@34 “I sleep much better now knowing that crane operators are now under the same licence requirements as hair cutters and topless dancers.”
I sleep much better knowing the family of that man who was killed by the falling crane can sue the fucking idiot engineers who didn’t follow the fucking manual when they set up the crane because the GOP’s tort reform bill didn’t pass.
Were you one of those fucking idiot engineers who didn’t follow the fucking manual, Redneck? This incident seems like the type of thing you’d be good at.
P.S., pay your fucking gambling debt, fucking welsher!
I’d like to take this opportunity to remind everyone that Republicans want to pass laws that would give liability immunity to people who screw the bases of 300-foot-high construction cranes to recycled wood pallets.
@36 “And remember, the guy who designed the base HAD a license.”
So did the guy in the SUV who ran over the old woman in the wheelchair in the crosswalk. You are an idiot, Redneck, but that doesn’t discharge you from your gambling debt. Pay up, welsher!
There’s something wrong with the system if the guy who designed that base still has his license. Someone should look into whether he does.
I sure hope “HAD a license” is past tense.
Ann Coulter’s license needs to be past tense, too. She doesn’t have enough character to be a lawyer. A maggot has more character than she does.
@35 Be careful of what you wish for, Redneck. He may soon be occupying the cubicle next to yours.
@78 Mark’s office is where they put all the losers out to pasture. They keep them on the payroll out of kindness. After all, the $2.13 an hour they pay them isn’t even a blip on the corporation’s accounts. The boss keeps any tips.
@36 Yes, there’s a need to license exotic dancers, and here’s why. The license has nothing to do with their skill at performing a pleasing (or titillating, if you prefer) dance. It’s for law enforcement. If they break the rules, the state yanks their exotic dancer license, and they don’t work in this state. And a pecuniary desire to be able to work motivates them to stay within the law. It’s that simple.
Some of those girls make upwards of $250,000 a year, so they don’t have a financial need to turn tricks, and they do have a financial motive to not turn tricks, because if they lose their license that $250 grand goes away.
I’ve never been tempted to go in those joints. Paying $20 for each smile and $20 for each soft drink is beyond my means. Mrs. Rabbit is satisfied with half of my meager pension and the prepaid health benefits I provide her, and she dances just as good as any of the girlz Redneck daydreams about in his cubicle when he’s playing with his “invisible hand” instead of working.
Besides, I’m so handsome and erudite I don’t have to pay for bunny sex. Cute female bunnies line up 10 at a time, so eager are they for me to impregnate them! http://tinyurl.com/e4trp
JCH is a nazi. Klake is, too.
@37 Every month, first thing I read in the Bar News is who got disbarred, and for what. Some people never learn; it’s always the same things. The engineers who bolted that crane to the cement foundation should never have had a license in the first place. I’m sure the state, their insurers, and their employers realize that now. The state doesn’t have to pull their licenses; giving their names to the crane operator would take care of the problem.
It’s amazing the guy up in that cab survived, but he did. Thank God.
@64 The prosecutor lied to them, Richard. You know, the guy who called himself a “Democrat” because he ran in a county that votes 90% Democrat. There were more false pretenses in that case than what the persecutor told the grand jury.
By the way, here’s a current events test for you wingnut illiterates:
Which political party has been appointing unqualified political hacks to federal prosecutor jobs in order to cover up their party’s crimes and file malicious charges against their political opponents?
You get only one guess at this, wingnut illiterates.
Roger Rabbit @ 60
In North Carolina, you simply have to live in the county for at least 30 days before the election in which you are voting. These are the same requirements that are in effect everywhere else in the country (based on constitutional case law decided several decades back by the U.S. Supreme Court that prohibits any greater residency requirement.
The FEC records show that Michael Aaron Lay received his first paycheck on April 2, 2004 and was paid regularly until he received his final paycheck on October 5, 2004.
The primary election was on July 20, 2004 and the primary runoff (required because no one got 40% in the primary) was on August 17, 2004. Looks to me that Lay was living in Gaston County, North Carolina for at least 30 days before each one of those elections. Unless, of course, he was commuting over 500 miles per day roundtrip to Tennessee.
I note that Lay is not accused of voting in the November 2004 election in Gaston County. Apparently, his services with the McHenry campaign were terminated some time in advance of the general election, so presumably he moved somewhere else prior to the general election.
Obviously, Lay COULD have conceivably lived somewhere else in Gaston County, other than McHenry’s home. But this would make sense, because McHenry is a single man, with no wife, husband, or children, and probably has an extra bedroom or two.
If Pope and I are the only ones left on this board, it’s time to get out of here. Besides, my show is over now, so I don’t have to talk on the air and post at the same time anymore to prove to XmasIdiot that Goldy is Roger Rabbit.
By the way Roger — Republican Gaston County DA Bruce Bell is allied with the FAR RIGHT CHRISTIAN COALITION wing of the Republican Party. The issue of whether Michael Aaron Lay was a legal resident at McHenry’s house was first raised by Donnie Young, Chairman of the North Carolina Christian Coalition. Evidently, McHenry isn’t nearly enough far to the FAR RIGHT to satisfy these wingnuts.
http://www.hickoryrecord.com/s.....3351182359
Roger Rabbit @ 90
I think it is time for you to make a graceful exit from this thread. And forget that you were ever sympathetic to a FAR RIGHT CHRISTIAN COALITION smear of an insufficiently conservative GOP congressman from a solidly GOP district.
Richard, I have never known a white man so badly in need of a blow job as yourself. Come up and see me sometime.
The PelletHead Thread!
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