Are you feeling a bit dizzy from watching the hydroplanes spin round and round, or from craning your necks to catch a glimpse of the Blue Angels soaring by, or simply from a weekend of too much sun and too much beer? Then turn down the lights, turn up the radio and tune in to “The David Goldstein Show tonight on Newsradio 710-KIRO, from 7PM to 10PM.
7PM: Is centrism for suckers? That’s the opinion of New York Times columnist Paul Krugman who wrote this week that, in this age of ruthless partisanship, the most important thing you need to know about a candidate is whether there’s a “D” or an “R” next to their name. And speaking of partisanship, I’m going to talk a little bit about my role in the shareholder lawsuit against Mike!™ McGavick, and why it says absolutely nothing at all about the merits of the case itself.
8PM: Hey… there are a couple congressional races East of the mountains too. Who knew? Spokane blogger Gerald Toompas of EWpolitics.com joins me to talk about some surprising poll numbers in the 5th CD race between incumbent Republican Rep. Cathy McMorris and Democratic challenger Peter Goldmark, while Tri-Cities blogger Jim McCabe of McCranium.org calls in to complain about his local media’s refusal to admit that Rep. “Do Nothin’ Doc” Hastings even has a Democratic challenger. Then in the second half of the hour I’ll be heading back west with long time (and disgruntled) conservative Republican activist Phil Spackman, who’s gonna tell us exactly what’s wrong with the WA state and King County GOP.
9PM: What’s the right-wing, Christian Evangelical extremist perspective on state and national politics? Gen. JC Christian, Patriot, joins me to discuss the most important issues of the day, including Intelligent Design, stem cell research, the Iraq war and of course… The Passion of the Mel Gibson. “The General” blogs at the nationally renowned Jesus’ General, which bills itself as “The Official Online Organ of the Glorious Conservative Christian Cultural Revolution.” And a very manly organ it is.
Tune in tonight (or listen to the live stream) and give me a call: 1-877-710-KIRO (5476).
Will the General include a report from the French?
Exclusive.
Was the Jew killer a conservative or liberal. In the Seattle Times we have the following quote:
Haq’s friend said he couldn’t believe the timid, “geeky” man he knew from the tutoring center was capable of such violence.
“Are you sure we’re talking about the same person?” he said Sunday………….
He said Haq was not a devout Muslim and often complained that the Tri-Cities were too politically conservative.
“I’m beginning to think I was his only friend in the Tri-Cities. I don’t recall him hanging out with anybody else.”
Now for the other side we turn to Goldy’s story from last week:
Psssssssssstttttttt…….
Ah it looks like the story was all a bunch of hot air. Well there you have it. Enjoy all you Nazi Libs.
Hey Goldy are you going to talk about this on the air. Somehow I doubt it. Hehe
Goldy: You are right, your involvement has no bearing on the legal merits of the case aginst McGavick. But your radio listeners aren’t deciding the legal case against McGavick, so that doesn’t matter, now, does it?
Your radio listeners are deciding the merits of the political case that this lawsuit indicates McGavick wouldn’t be a good senator. Does the fact that the lawsuit was encouraged and shepherded along by a bunch of political hacks like yourself have any bearing on the merits of that case? Absolutely.
David… the local media ignores the ethical and legal implications of McGavick’s compensation package, so is it wrong for partisans like me to want to draw some attention to it so that voters can be full informed? If I don’t do it, who will?
That said, my role was minor, but call in, and we’ll have a go at it: 877-710-KIRO
Hope you explain the lawsuit cause I don’t know about it. Also, just got back from E Washington and was in the Omak area. Tried to find some radio in the car and all I could get what one station – is that real? Is that all there is over there? It was Lush Rimbaugh . . . god help me, I just listened to the motor whirrr.
I’m not a fan of an “anything goes” comments section, but there is one way that it could be quite informative (and entertaining).
What if Goldy found a few psychologists, linguists, and logic experts to “deconstruct” some of the choice diatribes of the trolls who participate here. Various gambits and pathological patterns could be named. The resulting write-up could be kept posted in an accessible place, where it could be used as a handy reference guide for non-trolls.
Why bother? Sure, the regular “lefties” critique the trolls all the time, but the most powerful analysis tends to get lost amidst the cuss words and threats of adultery. Such taunts can be funny, but it does lack a certain air of sophistication. Adolescent attacks can be written off as, well, adolescent.
In the absence of ranked comments threads, it is time to fight fire with . . . knowledge.
skagit, 20 million Americans listen to Ruch each week day. How many listen to IDF hero Goldy?
SUSPECTED gunman William Edney picked the wrong vehicle to carjack Thursday morning, paying with his blood for the poor decision, police said.
Edney, 23, watched as his bounty, a wine-colored 2004 Ford Expedition, pulled up to a rowhouse on Larchwood Avenue near 58th Street, West Philadelphia, about 6:15 a.m.
A seemingly easy target, a senior citizen with a slow gait, climbed out of the SUV.
Edney clutched a 9 mm handgun and crept up to the senior, whispering, “Don’t do anything funny,” police later said.
The elderly man, George Newton, 78, unhesitatingly handed him the keys. Edney hopped into the driver’s seat still holding the gun in his right hand, Newton told the Daily News yesterday, while sitting on the stoop of his West Philadelphia rowhouse.
Newton said he watched as Edney struggled to hold the gun and shift gears with the same hand. Newton said he seized the opportunity, and pulled out his revolver, firing one shot into Edney’s jaw.
Edney drove off, but Newton “came around to the driver’s side and shot him again,” striking him in the shoulder, police said.
“Both windows were down so I didn’t mess up any of my glass,” Newton said. […………………………………………………………………….Looks like on less Democrat vote in Phiily, unless felons get to vote from prison.]
WASHINGTON – More than half of those convicted of violent felonies in large Democrat controlled urban areas between 1990 and 2002 had previous convictions, the government reported Sunday. Nearly four in 10, or 38 percent, of those Democrats convicted of violent felonies had previous felony convictions.
In the absence of ranked comments threads, it is time to fight fire with . . . knowledge. Commentby Green Thumb— 8/6/06@ 5:37 pm
Gosh, there’s a conundrum there… can YOU figure out what it is??
I’m sure you’re fine with the “herd mentality” as you seem to be in accordance with Lush. Most of us libs are independent thinkers and don’t need a cult leader . . .
Green Thumb, lose the pseudo intellect. If you were for real, you’d be on a blog that that cared. You can only use knowledge when it is respected by both sides. Anyone as seemingly smart as you should have figured that out by now: these guys don’t think nor do they want to think. They are reactionaries who get their high out of stupid and inane remarks regardless of the topic or response. So, give it up.
Goldy is fine with it. It is his blog. I only come back when I’m feeling like venting and can be as stupid as they are. That is all I exploit them for.
I see in the news that Bush’s ATF chief has resigned under fire amid allegations of financial mismanagement.
Proud @ 10, it would be most gratifying to have your prose “diagnosed” by an expert.
Most gratifying indeed.
WASHINGTON – More than three quarters of those convicted of violent felonies in southern Repukelican controlled rural areas between 1990 and 2002 had previous convictions, the government reported Sunday. Nearly four in 10, or 38 percent, of those Repuklican convicted of violent felonies had previous felony convictions or had to post bail for white collar crime indictments.
Comment by bitchslap jch with tookie williams cold long dick— 8/6/06@ 5:44 pm
Studies show most repuklicans are liars and cheats. Shooting them would be doing them a favor.
why does howcanyoubeproudtobeanass not denounce bottom feeding cocksuckers like jch?
the answer is pretty obvious.
@8: actually, the guy shot is a busted out insurance annuity salesman. look it up. that pegs him as a repuklican for sure.
—way too much cock for me, tookie, bitchslap jch
I absolutely do denounce “bottom feeding cocksuckers”.. that stupid little girl named Monica absolutely debased herself, while the wifey-poo looks like the fool she is continuing to be a “bottom feeding cocksuckers”.
Liberals have no pride, evidently.
I really hate that KIRO wants me to give them personal information before they’ll let me listen to their advertising (and the Goldy show, too…)
Same thing with KPTK. Every time I try to listen online, I’m asked to fill out some stupid sign in sheet. I opt out.
14, Do you miss Democrat hero Tookie Williams? I’ll bet he misses your rectum!
The jew killer was a Christian and a republican – what else is new?
Goldy @4: Thanks for responding.
Saying that his accepting a $28M golden parachute should make voters look askance at McGavick is fine. Saying that the lawsuit should make voters look askance at McGavick, when you had a hand in bringing it, is not fine. (If you had given McGavick the $28M, and then complained about his having it, people wouldn’t regard that as a legitimate criticism either.)
To stay credible, I suggest you talk about the $28M, and how you think that is wrong regardless of its legality, instead of about the lawsuit you helped bring.
You’re having Spackman on the show? Way to show a level-headed member of the Republican Party…I believe that this would be like having Aaron Dixon on your show to talk about what’s wrong with the King County Democratic Party.
Colonel Goldy, sir!
Please convey to the General our undying devotion to the GCCCR cause. I will never become discouraged; like Our Lady of the Concentration Camps, I too believe that for every problem, there’s a Final Solution (h/t Stephen Lynch).
Sincerely,
Humble Private ATJ
Green Thumb, thank you for your comments. Goldy is very tolerant in letting the trolls post as often as they do. Because of them, I don’t visit or participate here often. One might say that they’re exercising their rights of free speech. I think they’re Attention Whores. And I can live without their comments.
@29 Yes, Goldy is very tolerant, so tolerant in fact, that he occasionally has an Open Season on Trolls. I am very much looking forward to the next one. . .
Goldy, wonderful show with the General Jesus.
Great Radio!
Everday should be “Open Season on Trolls.”
Why?
Because they are retched, scaley, slimey, mindless, bowel-irritated TROLLS!!!
It was real fun listening.
One thing about “Open Season on Trolls”, is that TROLLS are not very good eating.
Taste like CHICKEN with an aftertast of hawkish bloodlust.
I called!
wooo- I was so nervous! But I got to mention the four kittens of the apocolypse. I couldn’t believe no-one tumbled to the SATIRE.
duh.
Reuters admits altering Beirut photo
Reuters withdraws photograph of Beirut after Air Force attack after US blogs, photographers point out ‘blatant evidence of manipulation.’ Reuters’ head of PR says in response, ‘Reuters has suspended photographer until investigations are completed into changes made to photograph.’ Photographer who sent altered image is same Reuters photographer behind many of images from Qana, which have also been subject of suspicions for being staged
Yaakov Lappin
A Reuters photograph of smoke rising from buildings in Beirut has been withdrawn after coming under attack by American web logs. The blogs accused Reuters of distorting the photograph to include more smoke and damage.
The photograph showed two very heavy plumes of black smoke billowing from buildings in Beirut after an Air Force attack on the Lebanese capital. Reuters has since withdrawn the photograph from its website, along a message admitting that the image was distorted, and an apology to editors.
These damn right wing bloggers are always in the way. How can a dishonest lefty journalist make a living with them around.
Man you gotta love republican thinking. They can parse any illegal activity into no big deal as long as they can find a way to blame someone else.
IT DOESN’T MATTER ONE FUCKING BIT what part Goldy did or DIDN’T have in the lawsuit against Alaska’s US Senate Candidate. What matters is whether or not his compensation package was illegal. Either it was or it wasn’t. At the end of the day we’ll find out the answer to that question and it WON’T be answered based on ANYTHING Goldy did or didn’t do.
You right wingers have spent so much time deflecting that you might not have noticed that your party is about to be tossed out on its ass!
Ah shit! I missed the General!
Goldy is right. . .Do Nothing Dick Hasting’s has Goy To Go.
Here’s about all the “analysis” the trolls are worthy of:
http://www.axenhammer.com/whoopdefdoo.jpg
When a lefty nutburger says the following:
IT DOESN’T MATTER ONE FUCKING BIT ……
You know whatever it is it does matter.
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“Does the fact that the lawsuit was encouraged and shepherded along by a bunch of political hacks like yourself have any bearing on the merits of that case? Absolutely.” Commentby David Wright— 8/6/06@ 5:26 pm
You’re not a lawyer, are you? You don’t know a damn thing about shareholder suits. You only need to own 1 share in the company (during the relevant time period) to have standing to sue. WHY you sue is irrelevant, and any testimony to the effect the lawsuit is politically motivated wouldn’t even be admissible. The question is whether McGavick breached a fiduciary duty to the shareholders by sticking his hand in the till.
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Christ was crucified by a bunch of Republicans.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/.....oel07.html
How Annoying.
14 et seq.
Not to be overlooked is the quintessential Republican, LOW TAX LOOPER:
“Looper … became a staunch conservative Republican. He lost a race for the state house in 1994, but in 1996 … was backed by the Tennessee Republican Party in a race for the technically nonpartisan post of Putnam County Tax Assessor, which he won.
“He was the first Republican elected official at any level in Putnam County in over a century. As tax assessor, Looper … failed repeatedly to file property tax valuations with the state government on time … charges were made that Looper offered reduced tax assessments to local businesses in exchange for large political contributions …. Later, an ex-girlfriend sued him for … fraud, charging he had used his official position to steal her house. In March of 1998, Looper was indicted on 14 counts of official misconduct, theft of services and official oppression. Looper claimed the charges were politically motivated ….
“The Tennessee Republican Party soon claimed no connection with Looper, though campaign contributions and lists of paid political consultants proved otherwise. In 1998, Looper sought the Republican nominations for the 6th Congressional District of Tennessee and the Tennessee State Senate in the same primary. He lost the Congressional nomination to a candidate who was not under indictment … finishing last in a field of four. He won the state senate nomination by default, however, as he was the only Republican candidate on the ballot. This set up his campaign against … incumbent Democratic state senator Tommy Burks.
“Burks had represented Putnam County in the state legislature for 28 years — eight in the State House and 20 in the State Senate. He was … a farmer who was popular in his district. The 1998 election looked to be as quiet as his previous nine. … On the morning of October 19, authorities were called to investigate a likely murder at the Burks farm. Tommy Burks’ body was found with his head resting on the steering wheel of his pickup truck … authorities immediately began a standard homicide investigation but could find no one with any plausible reason to murder Burks. Then (a witness) called Burks’ widow, Charlotte, after seeing a picture of Looper on television, and told her that Looper was the man he’d seen speeding away … the morning of the murder.
Looper … made it to Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he met with a friend, Marine recruiter Joe Bond … talking a great deal about how he had murdered his Senate opponent … Looper was arraigned at a hearing that featured Bond as a surprise witness for the state. … The trial finally occurred in 2000. By this time, inmate road crews had found the weapon apparently used by Looper to commit the murder … (and) two political consultants … reported having been contacted at various times by Looper, who told both of them that he … felt the surest way to win would be to murder the opponent. …
“Looper had done some homework. An obscure Tennessee state law required that a candidate’s name be removed from the ballot and not replaced if he died within 30 days of the election. … Looper’s name therefore was the only one listed on the ballot, and for a few days it looked like he would win by default. … On election day, Charlotte Burks, as a write-in candidate, won the seat with 30,252 votes compared to Looper’s 1,531 votes … Charlotte Burks remains a popular member of the State Senate.”
Note: Low Tax Looper is serving life without parole at Brushy Mountain Penitentiary. His defense attorney, in his opening statement, told the jury, “He was the first Republican elected in Putnam County, and he made quite a name for himself ….”
This article is quoted under the Fair Use Doctrine; for complete story and/or copyright info, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byron_Looper
In the last year, 15 states have enacted laws that expand the right of self-defense, allowing crime victims to use deadly force in situations that might formerly have subjected them to prosecution for murder. Supporters call them ”stand your ground” laws. Opponents call them ”shoot first” laws. /break/ The Florida law, which served as a model for the others, gives people the right to use deadly force against intruders entering their homes. They no longer need to prove that they feared for their safety, only that the person they killed had intruded unlawfully and forcefully.
Personal crimes rise dramatically in areas that preclude self-defense (self-defense free zones).
Cities like Chicago, LA, Boston, Washington DC, Baltimore, etc are liberal cesspools that through failed anti-gun social engineering create safe operating environments for criminals.
Creating a safe operating environment for criminals breeds a constant crop of “victims” which in turn keeps the field of potential voters ripe for the democratic picking.
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To quote Joel Connelly’s quote of Mike? Who:
“I am not only campaigning for a Senate seat, I am campaigning against a process poisonous to this country. I will campaign against these tactics wherever they are housed, including my party.”
Oh really? Has ANYONE heard McGavick criticize Karl Rove? George W. Bush? The Swift Boat Liars? No, didn’t think so. More bullshit from a shill for the Party of Bullshitters.
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Hey JCH (I’ll skip the “doctor” part because you’re no more a doctor than you are a Navy aviator), maybe you could explain why that socialist enclave, the People’s Republic of Washington, has the most liberal gun laws in the country except for Alaska?
In that liberal bastion of gun control called “Seattle,” a handgun registration initiative went down by 3-to-1, and nobody gets prosecuted for blowing away home invaders.
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Oh yeah, one more thing — in case you were wondering, yes, I have a CCW permit … so don’t fuck with me.
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Not that I need a gun … my powerful hind feet with razor sharp claws will do the job just dandy. http://www.thegunzone.com/mos/edged_weapon.html
BREAKING NEWS: U.S. LOSES PRUDHOE BAY OIL PRODUCTION BECAUSE OF CORRODED PIPELINE
British Petroleum announced tonight it is shutting down Prudhoe Bay oil production because of pipeline corrosion. The U.S. is expected to lose 8% of domestic production indefinitely. A Japanese analyst said the shutdown could cause world oil prices to rise $10 a barrel.
The Associated Press reports tonight,
“In a sudden blow to the nation’s oil supply, half the production on Alaska’s North Slope was being shut down Sunday after BP Exploration Alaska, Inc. discovered severe corrosion in a Prudhoe Bay oil transit line.
“BP officials said they didn’t know how long the Prudhoe Bay field would be off line. ‘I don’t even know how long it’s going to take to shut it down,’ said Tom Williams, BP’s senior tax and royalty counsel.
“Once the field is shut down, in a process expected to take days, BP said oil production will be reduced by 400,000 barrels a day. That’s close to 8 percent of U.S. oil production as of May 2006 or about 2.6 percent of U.S. supply including imports, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
…
“A 400,000-barrel per day reduction in output would have a major impact on oil prices, said Tetsu Emori, chief commodities strategist at Mitsui Bussan Futures in Tokyo. ‘Oil prices could increase by as much as $10 per barrel given the current environment,’ Emori said.”
This article is quoted under the Fair Use doctrine; for complete story and/or copyright info, see http://articles.news.aol.com/b.....3?cid=2194
Had to comment on the good General. OMG
51-52: Hmmm…The Republicans just passed a law to make the FHA issue zero-down-payment mortgages to try and keep the roof from falling in on the real estate market before the election…and now this.
They can print money easily enough. Let’s see if they can figure out how to print gasoline.
Roger @42: You don’t read very carefully before firing off responses, do you? In that post, I drew a distinction between the legal case that the court will decide and the political case that this lawsuit should convince voters not to vote for McGavick. I was very clear in my post that Goldy is absolutely right that his help has no bearing on the merits of the legal case. However, his involvement does have a bearing on the political case he trying to use the lawsuit to make to the voters of this state.
I was going to say… o nevermind. next time then
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14219844/
And THIS is the exaple the righties always use to justify that drilling in ANWR will be safe. Sure it will.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14226376/
another shining example of the right and their morals – well at least this is one less fucking crook for us to deal with long term
1. Christ was crucified by a bunch of Republicans.
Commentby Roger Rabbit— 8/6/06@ 11:18 pm
Why do you care Roger your religion is liberalism.
hey gold…looks like you got more ink in the PI today. . . you’re becoming famous. it’s a right wingers’ nightmare!
“But in a statement released by his campaign Monday morning, the six-term congressman from Heath in central Ohio said he would not run for a seventh term.
“Ultimately this decision came down to my family. I must think of them first, and I can no longer put them through this ordeal,” Ney said.”
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14226376/
Translation: “My own polling showed that I didn’t have a chance in hell of winning, and the Republican party said they weren’t going to waste any money trying to help me. Faced with having to put my own money into a race I was sure to lose, I’ll take “retirement” instead. I won’t resign, either, I still have a few months to sell my votes to special interest groups in order to guarantee my comfortable retirement, or my next career as an industry lobbyist”.
RR at 45: “Note: Low Tax Looper is serving life without parole at Brushy Mountain Penitentiary.”
I’ve visited quite a few prisons, and I once visited Brushy Mountain State Prison as part of a class project. It has to rank as the most depressing prison I ever saw. One side of the prison isn’t even a wall – it’s a high cliff which would be very difficult (but not impossible) to climb.
It wasn’t that big, but everyone there had life terms or its equivilent, so there was no attempt to “rehabilitate” the inmates. They were just warehoused there until they died. They got up, ate, spent a couple of hours in the central courtyard staring into space, maybe visited the law library, ate again, repeat process, then go to bed.
RR at 52: So, the Alaska Pipeline is shut down, in the middle of the summer driving season, for “urgent repairs”?
Gee, maybe its needed, maybe not, maybe they were negligent for allowing it to get so rusted before they did ongoing maintenance. But for some reason, all I can hear is that telephone recording of the Enron folks, telling the nuclear plant operators to find a reason to shut down for “maintenance” issues, in the midst of California brown-outs.
News note: Concerned that Cheney might be shooting more conservative Republican lawyers, Michigan has announced that this year they will instead open a “liberal hunting season”.
http://michiganoutdoornews.com...../news1.txt
DW at 58: It is true that the filing of a lawsuit is not, by itself, a political point.
But as RR said, the problem is that although many may be damaged by the apparant Safeco political donation, only stockholders would have the legal standing to bring a lawsuit to compel the directors to answer the relevent question: “What, if anything, did Safeco buy from Mike McGavick for 28 million? This is similar to the problem faced for years by environmental groups, compelling Justice Douglas to ask whether trees were the only ones with legal standing to sue for pollution which threatens to kill them?
If not for the lawsuit, Safeco and McGavick could avoid answer this important question until long after the election. The stockholder derivative lawsuit may compel him to answer, under oath, in advance.
Anybody notice that Mike “I got Mine” McGavick is STILL ducking answering most of the important questions? Like how he would vote on the bills currently being decided in the Senate?
48,
actually JC Herman is a kind of doctor.
He’s a Rug Doctor.
Living in Algona.
In a trailer.
With a huge collection of porn and guns.
Joel COnnely spanks Goldestein:
“On the horsesass.org Web site, which helped spawn the lawsuit, founder David Goldstein held forth last Thursday: “McGavick’s midlife conversion to ‘civility’ is a joke to anyone who remembers the vicious campaign he ran on behalf of Slade Gorton.”
Not true, Goldie, and you didn’t even live here then.”
Hey Philly punk- YOU are NOT a Washington NATIVE!
Some people don’t realize that you get to vote in Washington if you’re a current resident and you don’t have to be a native to have an opinion. Of course PBJ proves you don’t even have to be a human to have an opinion. And it looks to me like Joel is a little concerned over the competition here at HA!
“Some people don’t realize that you get to vote in Washington if you’re a current resident and you don’t have to be a native to have an opinion.” – Foul mouthed punk
Some people don’t realize that you get to vote in Washington even if you are not a US citizen. Some people don’t realize that you get to vote in Washington even if you are not alive. Democrats definitely have a lock on the flat liner, and foul mouthed punk demographic.
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“Some people don’t realize that you get to vote in Washington even if you are not a US citizen. Some people don’t realize that you get to vote in Washington even if you are not alive. Democrats definitely have a lock on the flat liner, and foul mouthed punk demographic.” Commentby pbj— 8/7/06@ 9:40 am
Bullshit! PROVE that non-citizens are allowed to vote in Washington — proof please, you fucking liar! And inasmuch as ALL of the known “dead votes” were for Rossi, your bitching about “dead voters” is like a cigar smoker whining about second-hand smoke. Nothing but GOP-liar propaganda. The election contest proved all the vote fraud and cheating in this state is coming from your side.
Joel COnnely spanks Goldestein:
“On the horsesass.org Web site, which helped spawn the lawsuit, founder David Goldstein held forth last Thursday: “McGavick’s midlife conversion to ‘civility’ is a joke to anyone who remembers the vicious campaign he ran on behalf of Slade Gorton.”
Not true, Goldie, and you didn’t even live here then.”
Hey Philly punk- YOU are NOT a Washington NATIVE!
I’ve lived here the better part of the last 35 years, including when Slade the Blade was advised by Mike? to demonize anyone who dared disagree with him. Mike?’s newfound civility is a joke to me.
And, yes, Connelly’s been bitchy about Goldy’s success for some time now. He’s left several comments in the threads here, and not one that I’ve seen has been constructive. Each one has been, if not outright trolling, rather trollish.
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“Anybody notice that Mike “I got Mine” McGavick is STILL ducking answering most of the important questions? Like how he would vote on the bills currently being decided in the Senate?” Commentby rhp6033— 8/7/06@ 8:31 am
Mike? Who is the problem, not the solution. While putting $28 million of the shareholders’ money into his own pocket, as a US Senator, he would turn around and vote for the CHEAP LABOR CONSERVATIVE agenda to steal tips from $7.36-an-hour waitresses! He would vote to put unintelligent bullshit in our public schools. He would vote for the corruption and incompetence of the Bush administration. He would vote for government spying on citizens whose only “crime” is to oppose the criminal Bush administration. This guy would rubberstamp the neoCON fascist agenda all the way down the line.
Hoooowwweeeee! Goldy was bitch-slapped by the P-I’s Joel Connelly.
@71,
“Bullshit! PROVE that non-citizens are allowed to vote in Washington – proof please, you fucking liar! And inasmuch as ALL of the known “dead votes” were for Rossi, your bitching about “dead voters” is like a cigar smoker whining about second-hand smoke. Nothing but GOP-liar propaganda. The election contest proved all the vote fraud and cheating in this state is coming from your side.”
Here you go:
At least two non-citizens voted in King County in November, according to county records.
Chun C Chen of 7th Ave NE, Seattle
and
Ming Y Anderson of 6th Ave S, Seattle
are listed in the Dec. 29 and Jan. 7 versions of the voter database as permanent absentee voters, credited with voting absentee in November 2004.
They are also listed in the cancelled registrations file (which I obtained today pursuant to my public records request) as having their registrations cancelled earlier in 2005 with reason code “NOT A US CITIZEN”. Two other individuals have had their registrations cancelled since Nov. 1, 2004 for the same reason, but were not credited with voting.
Ming Y Anderson is also credited with voting in the September 2004 primary, the February 2004 special election for the Seattle School District Levy and the November 2003 general election.
Non-citizens are even harder to identify than felons and dead people as there don’t seem to be readily accessible databases with citizenship or immigration status data. But one suspects these two cases are just the tiny tip of a large iceberg.
Yet another bit of Nazi liberal propaganda crushed.
@71,
Oh and Rabbit I want PROOF that ALL the DEAD votes were for Rossi!
You are such a liar.
Where is the foul mouthed Rabbit? Demands proof from others but never offers any himself. What in fac the election contest proved is that this state makes Tamany Hall look like a boy scout club.
What in fac the election contest proved is that this state makes Tamany Hall look like a boy scout club.
Either you don’t know a thing about Tammany Hall, or you don’t know anything about the election challenge. Which is it?
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Scratch two more Republican voters.
75 (continued)
Of course, your post assumes these folks voted Democratic. Therefore you may be surprised to read this study’s conclusion that “Asians are the only group that is slightly more conservative than whites. … Asians favored NY Guiliani over Dinkins 3 to 1 when the city was very close overall. The 2000 election marks the first time Asian exit polls are firmly on the side of the Democratic presidential candidate … Asians are generally the most Conservative …. It’s not a myth — even in cities where Asians are overwhelmingly Democratic, they are less so than whites ….
http://www.arthurhu.com/index/avote.htm
75 (continued)
Good work, pbj! You’re on the ball today — you unmasked two more cheatin’ Republicans!
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As the news media reported last spring, all of the people who voted their dead spouses’ ballots who were willing to tell reporters who they cast those ballots for, said they voted for Rossi.
Also, in case you’ve forgotten, a hand-picked Republican judge in a hand-picked Republican county found only Rossi received fraudulent votes, and reduced his vote total accordingly.
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What in fact the election contest proved is that after spending $2 million on lawyers from the state’s best corporate law firm, the only thing the Republicans could prove to the satisfaction of their hand-picked Republican judge in their hand-picked Republican county is that their own candidate, Dino Rossi, was the only candidate who received fraudulent votes.
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The election contest also proved all the GOP post-recount propaganda about “voting fraud” and “stolen election” was hot air. Nothing but crybabies blowing smoke out of their asses.
Let’s recap:
Winner of 2004 governor’s election: http://www.governor.wa.gov/ass.....ugural.jpg
Loser of 2004 governor’s election: http://www.cry-sis.org.uk/i/cryingbaby.gif
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Hey asshole, if you want to advertise on this blog, buy some advertising space, you fucking FREELOADER. You must be a Republican!
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“Why do you care Roger your religion is liberalism.” Commentby klake— 8/7/06@ 7:11 am
When did I hire you as my spokesperson? Am I paying you? I’ll have to look into that. Meanwhile, if you’re going to speak for me, I expect you to get the basic facts straight. As I’ve posted on this web site before, I’m a practicing Christian — unlike the Republican Taliban who use religion as a political prop, I don’t steal from the waitress tip jar.
Isn’t it fascinating that pbj, attempting to prove Democrats committed voting fraud, gives us two examples of non-citizens voting from the ethnic group most likely to vote Republican!
You stepped on your dick, pbj!
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You are pretty lame Rabbit brain if you think typing up 2 paragraphs of crap and posting a link constitutes any sort of proof. It is well know that illegals vote for the election straling liberals every time.
And the dead people were PROVEN Democrats!
Once again you crooked crats are caught with red handed.
Once again, Washington State does not even require you to be a citizen to vote – as long as you vote Democrat!