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"SyVyN11" |
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21 May 2006 10:17:09 PM |
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A question for the peanut gallery |
Let's say a republican Attorney General finds out that a Democratic Governor
has been circumventing merit promotion laws. The AG has made overtures
and started a exploritory committee to see if he can indeed run for
governor. The AG starts a grand jury investigation into the DEMOCRATIC
governor allegded crimes. Indictments come down, and the AG is speaking
more loudly about running for the indicted governor's office.
Should that republican Attorney General step aside and let a special council
run the investigation and prossucution, to prevent a conflict of intrest, OR
continuee the ivestigation and prossucution of the Democratic governor while
running for office.
let me know
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| User: "Rich Travsky " |
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| Title: Re: A question for the peanut gallery |
23 May 2006 11:37:35 PM |
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SyVyN11 wrote:
Let's say a republican Attorney General finds out that a Democratic Governor
has been circumventing merit promotion laws. The AG has made overtures
and started a exploritory committee to see if he can indeed run for
governor. The AG starts a grand jury investigation into the DEMOCRATIC
governor allegded crimes. Indictments come down, and the AG is speaking
more loudly about running for the indicted governor's office.
Should that republican Attorney General step aside and let a special council
run the investigation and prossucution, to prevent a conflict of intrest, OR
continuee the ivestigation and prossucution of the Democratic governor while
running for office.
let me know
Ah, you don't want the AG to do their job and let republicon corruption slide.
RT
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| User: "SyVyN11" |
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| Title: Re: A question for the peanut gallery |
24 May 2006 12:15:23 PM |
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"Rich Travsky" <" traRvEsky"@hotmMOVEail.com> wrote in message
news:4473E30F.B5347D94@hotmMOVEail.com...
SyVyN11 wrote:
Let's say a republican Attorney General finds out that a Democratic
Governor
has been circumventing merit promotion laws. The AG has made
overtures
and started a exploritory committee to see if he can indeed run for
governor. The AG starts a grand jury investigation into the
DEMOCRATIC
governor allegded crimes. Indictments come down, and the AG is
speaking
more loudly about running for the indicted governor's office.
Should that republican Attorney General step aside and let a special
council
run the investigation and prossucution, to prevent a conflict of intrest,
OR
continuee the ivestigation and prossucution of the Democratic governor
while
running for office.
let me know
Ah, you don't want the AG to do their job and let republicon corruption
slide.
RT
YES OR NO!
it's okay for a AG to prosucute a case when he has SAID THAT HE WANTS THE
JOB OF THE MAN WHO HE IS PROSUCUTING!!! Why can't he appoint a special
prosucuter? Wouldn't that be acceptable (which it is under Ky law).
But to you *****, conflict of intrest is a problem when it could benifit the
republican.
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| User: "Rich Travsky" |
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| Title: Re: A question for the peanut gallery |
29 May 2006 09:59:30 PM |
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SyVyN11 wrote:
"Rich Travsky" <" traRvEsky"@hotmMOVEail.com> wrote in message
news:4473E30F.B5347D94@hotmMOVEail.com...
SyVyN11 wrote:
Let's say a republican Attorney General finds out that a Democratic
Governor
has been circumventing merit promotion laws. The AG has made
overtures
and started a exploritory committee to see if he can indeed run for
governor. The AG starts a grand jury investigation into the
DEMOCRATIC
governor allegded crimes. Indictments come down, and the AG is
speaking
more loudly about running for the indicted governor's office.
Should that republican Attorney General step aside and let a special
council
run the investigation and prossucution, to prevent a conflict of intrest,
OR
continuee the ivestigation and prossucution of the Democratic governor
while
running for office.
let me know
Ah, you don't want the AG to do their job and let republicon corruption
slide.
RT
YES OR NO!
it's okay for a AG to prosucute a case when he has SAID THAT HE WANTS THE
JOB OF THE MAN WHO HE IS PROSUCUTING!!! Why can't he appoint a special
prosucuter? Wouldn't that be acceptable (which it is under Ky law).
But to you *****, conflict of intrest is a problem when it could benifit the
republican.
YES OR NO! DO YOU WANT THE AG TO DO THEIR JOB????
http://www.wkyt.com/Global/story.asp?S=4925813&nav=menu181_2
Grand jury investigating governor's hiring to have term extended
FRANKFORT, Ky. --
A judge on Friday said he would extend the term of a special grand
jury that indicted Gov. Ernie Fletcher last week on misdemeanor
charges of illegal hiring practices.
On the day the grand jury's term was due to expire, Franklin County
Circuit Judge William Graham said he would allow the grand jury to
meet for another 90 days.
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The courts think so...
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| User: "SyVyN11" |
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| Title: Re: A question for the peanut gallery |
30 May 2006 05:35:15 AM |
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"Rich Travsky" <traRvEsky@hotmMOVEail.com> wrote in message
news:447BB512.71C3B17D@hotmMOVEail.com...
SyVyN11 wrote:
"Rich Travsky" <" traRvEsky"@hotmMOVEail.com> wrote in message
news:4473E30F.B5347D94@hotmMOVEail.com...
SyVyN11 wrote:
Let's say a republican Attorney General finds out that a Democratic
Governor
has been circumventing merit promotion laws. The AG has made
overtures
and started a exploritory committee to see if he can indeed run for
governor. The AG starts a grand jury investigation into the
DEMOCRATIC
governor allegded crimes. Indictments come down, and the AG is
speaking
more loudly about running for the indicted governor's office.
Should that republican Attorney General step aside and let a special
council
run the investigation and prossucution, to prevent a conflict of
intrest,
OR
continuee the ivestigation and prossucution of the Democratic governor
while
running for office.
let me know
Ah, you don't want the AG to do their job and let republicon corruption
slide.
RT
YES OR NO!
it's okay for a AG to prosucute a case when he has SAID THAT HE WANTS THE
JOB OF THE MAN WHO HE IS PROSUCUTING!!! Why can't he appoint a
special
prosucuter? Wouldn't that be acceptable (which it is under Ky law).
But to you *****, conflict of intrest is a problem when it could benifit
the
republican.
YES OR NO! DO YOU WANT THE AG TO DO THEIR JOB????
http://www.wkyt.com/Global/story.asp?S=4925813&nav=menu181_2
Grand jury investigating governor's hiring to have term extended
FRANKFORT, Ky. --
A judge on Friday said he would extend the term of a special grand
jury that indicted Gov. Ernie Fletcher last week on misdemeanor
charges of illegal hiring practices.
On the day the grand jury's term was due to expire, Franklin County
Circuit Judge William Graham said he would allow the grand jury to
meet for another 90 days.
...
The courts think so...
A AG should, but he should also avoid the apperance of conflict. A AG
who has said that he is going to run for governor in a year, is trying a
case against the man he is going to run against, shouldn't be prudent to
give the case over to a special council, so he could try the case?
The choice is simple, either prosucute the case or don't run for governor of
Kentucky, he (or you) can't have it both ways!
But I guess being a lib means you can have it any way you want!
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| User: "Rich Travsky" |
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| Title: Re: A question for the peanut gallery |
31 May 2006 10:57:33 PM |
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SyVyN11 wrote:
"Rich Travsky" <traRvEsky@hotmMOVEail.com> wrote in message
news:447BB512.71C3B17D@hotmMOVEail.com...
SyVyN11 wrote:
"Rich Travsky" <" traRvEsky"@hotmMOVEail.com> wrote in message
news:4473E30F.B5347D94@hotmMOVEail.com...
SyVyN11 wrote:
Let's say a republican Attorney General finds out that a Democratic
Governor
has been circumventing merit promotion laws. The AG has made
overtures
and started a exploritory committee to see if he can indeed run for
governor. The AG starts a grand jury investigation into the
DEMOCRATIC
governor allegded crimes. Indictments come down, and the AG is
speaking
more loudly about running for the indicted governor's office.
Should that republican Attorney General step aside and let a special
council
run the investigation and prossucution, to prevent a conflict of
intrest,
OR
continuee the ivestigation and prossucution of the Democratic governor
while
running for office.
let me know
Ah, you don't want the AG to do their job and let republicon corruption
slide.
RT
YES OR NO!
it's okay for a AG to prosucute a case when he has SAID THAT HE WANTS THE
JOB OF THE MAN WHO HE IS PROSUCUTING!!! Why can't he appoint a
special
prosucuter? Wouldn't that be acceptable (which it is under Ky law).
But to you *****, conflict of intrest is a problem when it could benifit
the
republican.
YES OR NO! DO YOU WANT THE AG TO DO THEIR JOB????
http://www.wkyt.com/Global/story.asp?S=4925813&nav=menu181_2
Grand jury investigating governor's hiring to have term extended
FRANKFORT, Ky. --
A judge on Friday said he would extend the term of a special grand
jury that indicted Gov. Ernie Fletcher last week on misdemeanor
charges of illegal hiring practices.
On the day the grand jury's term was due to expire, Franklin County
Circuit Judge William Graham said he would allow the grand jury to
meet for another 90 days.
...
The courts think so...
A AG should, but he should also avoid the apperance of conflict. A AG
And the courts don't see any conflict. Thanks, you may sit down now!
who has said that he is going to run for governor in a year, is trying a
case against the man he is going to run against, shouldn't be prudent to
give the case over to a special council, so he could try the case?
The choice is simple, either prosucute the case or don't run for governor of
Kentucky, he (or you) can't have it both ways!
But I guess being a lib means you can have it any way you want!
I guess being a rightard means pardoning everybody in sight!
RT
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| User: "SyVyN11" |
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| Title: Re: A question for the peanut gallery |
01 Jun 2006 11:01:56 AM |
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A AG should, but he should also avoid the apperance of conflict. A AG
And the courts don't see any conflict. Thanks, you may sit down now!
Yes, courts filled to the brim by 30+ years of appointmenst by DEMOCRATIC
GOVs!
who has said that he is going to run for governor in a year, is trying a
case against the man he is going to run against, shouldn't be prudent to
give the case over to a special council, so he could try the case?
The choice is simple, either prosucute the case or don't run for governor
of
Kentucky, he (or you) can't have it both ways!
But I guess being a lib means you can have it any way you want!
I guess being a rightard means pardoning everybody in sight!
The Gov. did not pardon himself.
RT
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| User: "SHb" |
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| Title: Re: Repuggies Are Imploding All Over The Place! |
04 Jun 2006 11:40:11 AM |
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McKinney. Patrick Kennedy, Cold Cash Jefferson, Shoot Bush between the Eyes
NY Dem.
Yup only repubs have problems.
Huh?
"Impeach the Terrorist Now" <impeach@chimp.now> wrote in message
news:1hgdv3x.1qb5wk5ztg9ajN%impeach@chimp.now...
Rich Travsky <traRvEsky@hotmMOVEail.com> wrote:
SyVyN11 wrote:
A AG should, but he should also avoid the apperance of conflict.
A AG
And the courts don't see any conflict. Thanks, you may sit down now!
Yes, courts filled to the brim by 30+ years of appointmenst by
DEMOCRATIC
GOVs!
HAHHAHAH - you whiner! dem appointments! waaah waah
Hehehe!
who has said that he is going to run for governor in a year, is
trying a
case against the man he is going to run against, shouldn't be
prudent to
give the case over to a special council, so he could try the case?
The choice is simple, either prosucute the case or don't run for
governor
of
Kentucky, he (or you) can't have it both ways!
But I guess being a lib means you can have it any way you want!
I guess being a rightard means pardoning everybody in sight!
The Gov. did not pardon himself.
Oh, well, that makes it ok to pardon everyone else, eh?
Criminal coddlers.
Let the meltdown begin...
--
GW Bush: War Criminal
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: Repuggies Are Imploding All Over The Place! |
04 Jun 2006 01:28:53 PM |
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I'll match your one Democrat under investigation and raise you 100
Republicans convicted of corruption.
Convicted/Pled Guilty
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Republican Governor George Ryan - CONVICTED (along with 72 others)
NH GOP Chair Chuck McGee - CONVICTED
Republican Allen Raymond -- CONVICTED
Republican James Tobin (NE Regional Dir., Bush campaign) -- CONVICTED
Republican Scott Falwell - CONVICTED
Republican Alexandra Prokos - CONVICTED
Republican Brian Hicks - CONVICTED
Republican Governor Bob Taft - PLED GUILTY
Republican Randy "Duke" Cunningham - CONVICTED
Republican Governor John Rowland - CONVICTED
Republican Peter Ellef - PLED GUILTY
Republican Bill Janklow - CONVICTED
Republican Governor Sonny Perdue - PLED GUILTY
Democrat Senator Traficant - CONVICTED
Republican Jack Abramoff - INDICTED, CONVICTED
Republican James Tobin - CONVICTED
Republican Allen Raymond - CONVICTED
Indicted/Charged
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Republican John Colyandro - Indicted
Republican Jim Ellis - INDICTED
Republican Gov Ernie Fletcher - Under Investigation. 13 aides indicted
Republican David Hossein Safavian - INDICTED, UNDER ARREST
Republican Tom Delay - Indicted, Reprimanded by House Ethics Committee
Republican Tom Noe - Indicted
Republican Chief of Staff Lewis "Scooter" Libby - INDICTED
Republican Lawrence Novak - Indicted
Republican Nathan Taylor - Charged
Under investigation
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Republican Bill Frist - Under multiple Investigations
Republican Karl Rove - Under Investigation
Republican Scanlon - Charged
Republican Ben Stevens - Under Investigation
Republican President George W. Bush - Under Investigation
Republican Vice President ***** Cheney - Under Investigation
Implicated - May be under investigation
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Richard Shelby (REPUBLICAN SENATOR - AL)
Robert Riley (REPUBLICAN GOVENOR- AL)
Ted Stevens (REPUBLICAN SENATOR - AK)
J. D. Hayworth (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - AZ)
Dana Rohrabacher (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - CA)
Doug Ose (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - CA)
Richard Pombo (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - CA)
John Doolittle (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - CA)
Ed Royce (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - CA)
Scott McInnis (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - CO)
Rob Simmons (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - CT)
Tom Feeney (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - FL)
Ric Keller (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - FL)
John Isakson (REPUBLICAN SENATOR - GA)
Saxby Chambliss (REPUBLICAN SENATOR - CA)
Jack Kingston (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - GA)
Michael Simpson (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - ID)
Butch Otter (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - ID)
Jerry Walker (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - IL)
Dan Burton (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - IN)
Charles Grassley (REPUBLICAN SENATOR - IA)
BOB EHRLICH (REPUBLICAN GOVENOR- MD)
Dave Camp (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - MI)
Gil Gutknecht (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - MN)
Christopher Bind (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- MO)
Jim Talent (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- MO)
Charles Pickering (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - MS)
Roger Wicker (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - MS)
Thad Cochran (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- MS)
Dennis Rehberg (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- MT)
Jon Christensen (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - NE)
John Ensign (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - NV)
Roger Wicker (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - MS)
Jim Saxton (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - NJ)
Frank LoBiondo (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - NJ)
Mike Ferguson (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - NJ)
Heather Wilson (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - NM)
Charles Taylor (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - NC)
Walter Jones (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - NC)
Bob Ney (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - OH)
Jean Schmidt (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - OH)
Ralph Regula (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - OH)
Ernest Istook (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - OK)
James Inhofe (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- OK)
Tom Coburn (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - OK)
Gordon Smith (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- OR)
Arlen Specter (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- PA)
Curt Weldon (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - PA)
Joe Pitts (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - PA)
John Thune (REPUBLICAN SENATOR - SD)
Bill Janklow (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - SD)
Van Hilleary (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - TN)
Chris Cannon (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- UT)
Eric Canter (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - VA)
Randy Forbes (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - VA)
George Allen (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- VA)
Tom Davis (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - VA)
George Nethercutt (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - WA)
Doc Hastings (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - WA)
Dave Reichert (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - WA)
Mark Green (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - WI)
Paul Ryan (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - WI)
Shelly Moore Capito (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - WV)
Mike Enzi (REPUBLICAN SENATOR- WY)
Barbara Cubin (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - WY)
Robert Riley (REPUBLICAN GOVENOR - AL)
Marilyn Musgrave (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE- CO)
JIM NUSSLE (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - IA)
Matt Blunt (REPUBLICAN GOVENTOR- MO)
Roy Blunt (REPUBLICAN MAJORITY LEADER - MO)
Jon Christensen (FORMER REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE- NE)
Jeb Bradley (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - NH)
John Sununu (REPUBLICAN SENATOR - NH)
Jean Schmidt (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - OH)
Joe Wilson(REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - SC)
Gresham Barrett (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - SC)
Henry Brown (REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE - SC)
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SHb wrote:
McKinney. Patrick Kennedy, Cold Cash Jefferson, Shoot Bush between the Eyes
NY Dem.
Yup only repubs have problems.
Huh?
"Impeach the Terrorist Now" <impeach@chimp.now> wrote in message
news:1hgdv3x.1qb5wk5ztg9ajN%impeach@chimp.now...
Rich Travsky <traRvEsky@hotmMOVEail.com> wrote:
SyVyN11 wrote:
A AG should, but he should also avoid the apperance of conflict.
A AG
And the courts don't see any conflict. Thanks, you may sit down now!
Yes, courts filled to the brim by 30+ years of appointmenst by
DEMOCRATIC
GOVs!
HAHHAHAH - you whiner! dem appointments! waaah waah
Hehehe!
who has said that he is going to run for governor in a year, is
trying a
case against the man he is going to run against, shouldn't be
prudent to
give the case over to a special council, so he could try the case?
The choice is simple, either prosucute the case or don't run for
governor
of
Kentucky, he (or you) can't have it both ways!
But I guess being a lib means you can have it any way you want!
I guess being a rightard means pardoning everybody in sight!
The Gov. did not pardon himself.
Oh, well, that makes it ok to pardon everyone else, eh?
Criminal coddlers.
Let the meltdown begin...
--
GW Bush: War Criminal
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<a href="http://defendUSA.blogspot.com">blog</a>
<a
href="http://www.cafepress.com/bush_doggers?pid=2794571">bumperstickers</a>
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