Looks a bit like a dissociative personality disorder, or multiple personality disorder at work here...
George Soros Calls Murtha One of the 20 Most Corrupt Politicians
- Thread starter Maverick74
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Politics...
Democracy in action... free will reigns.
its amazing how easily you fools are hoodwinked. stempy whore-a is a globalist extrodinaire!!! soros is a felon... LOL LOL and the sheeple are fed cow chips and ask for bigger forks.
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More funding and stricter sentencing for hate crimes. (Apr 2001)
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Voted YES on $84 million in grants for Black and Hispanic colleges. (Mar 2006)
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*Rated 0% by FAIR, indicating a voting record loosening immigration. (Dec 2003)
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Voted YES on authorizing military force in Iraq. (Oct 2002)
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So the race was between a far left career hack politician from a state renowned for its political corruption(Maryland) and a career hack politician with 30 years of ethical issues, including a near death experience with the Abscan investigation.
Of course, they both look like Eagle Scouts compared to Alcee Hastings, Nancy Pelosi's choice to head the Intelligence Committee, who was impeached from a federal judgeship by a Democrat congress for taking bribes.
And then there is the Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid, who sees nothing unusual about oral million dollar Vegas land deals with mobbed up casino lawyers. Certainly by Hillary Clinton's standards they are not unusual.
Of course, they both look like Eagle Scouts compared to Alcee Hastings, Nancy Pelosi's choice to head the Intelligence Committee, who was impeached from a federal judgeship by a Democrat congress for taking bribes.
And then there is the Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid, who sees nothing unusual about oral million dollar Vegas land deals with mobbed up casino lawyers. Certainly by Hillary Clinton's standards they are not unusual.
Compared to Bob Ney and Duke Cunningham... hey.. you forgot those two bastards?
LOL, are you saying the repubican majority was electing their leaders from moderates during the last 12 years?...like Newt Gingrich, Tom Delay, GWB and Bill Frist, right?
And I don't think you as a conservative and repubican should even mention the word "corrruption" for at least 12 years as you refused to talk about it during the previous 12 years, it's highly hypocritical of your party to suddenly develop a keen interest in this issue on November 7, 2006.