Obama Pick For Department Of Labor Was Member Of Socialist Organization

  •  December 6, 2008

Not that it matters. Obama was a candidate with a derivative of this same organization and we still elected him President.

The man recently appointed to President-elect Barack Obama’s economic transition team was a bona fide member of a major U.S. socialist organization, according to literature from the group.
Former Rep. David Bonior, D-Mich., reportedly being considered for the Labor secretary position in the incoming Obama administration, has had a longstanding close relationship with the Democratic Socialists of America, or DSA, an organization dedicated to transforming America into a socialist society.
Now WND has learned the DSA’s official newsletter in 2007 identified Bonior as a DSA member at the organization’s Boston branch. Neither the DSA in Boston nor Bonior returned repeated WND calls seeking comment. Obama’s transition team did not return a phone call or e-mail inquiry.

We are getting awfully, awfully comfortable with people who subscribe to socialist ideologies.
That’s not a good thing.

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  • http://Array RebTex

    dino boi
    Delay, while he was indicted, is still innocent until proven guilty.
    It’s a process we use in America.
    A process which, in fact, has been granted to many on the left, as well.
    The name jefferson comes to mind……
    Of course, this all PALES in the face of the guy that’s in charge of the Ways & Means Committee can’t even fill out his forms correctly?
    How very convenient…..
    Of course, this cut& paste exercise by you has no bearing on the price of tea in China.
    Just the leftist puke points.

  • Dino

    Using the logic I see displayed here, the economy was responding to the election of bush by falling into recession.

    Isn’t that what you brainstems say about Obama lately? Or does that only work in your favor?

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    Saturday, November 10, 2007

    Corruption count

    Since January 1, 2000. Federal level, Governor level, elected and appointed officials, aides etc.
    Please let me know of any errors.

    Convicted: 102 Republicans. 1 Democrat
    Indicted: 5 Republicans. 1 Democrats
    Confessed under grant of Immunity: 1 Republican. 0 Democrats.
    Under investigation: 21 Republicans. 1 Democrat.
    implicated: 75 Republicans. 0 Democrats
    Total: 204 Republicans. 3 Democrats.

    Convicted/Pled Guilty
    ————–
    Republican Governor George Ryan – 4/17/2006 racketeering and bribery – (76 people convicted)
    Republican Governor Bob Taft – 8/18/2005. 5 counts failure to report gifts from Lobbyists
    Republican Governor John Rowland – 12/24/2004 Bribery
    Republican Governor Sonny Perdue – Campaign ethics violations

    NH GOP Chair Chuck McGee – conspiricy to make harrasing phone calls to block people from voting.
    Republican Aide Allen Raymond
    Republican James Tobin (NE Regional Dir., Bush campaign) – 12/15/05 conspiracy to commit telephone harassment, aiding and abetting of telephone harassment
    Republican Charles McGee (Executive Director of the NH Republican State Committee )
    Republican Shaun Hansen. GOP Marketing aide – conspiracy to commit telephone harassment and aiding and abetting telephone harassment

    Republican Aide Scott Falwell – racketeering, mail fraud and obstruction of justice
    Republican Aide Alexandra Prokos – Perjury
    Republican Aide Jim Ellis – 13 counts of unlawful acceptance of a corporate political contribution, money laundering
    Republican Aide John Colyandro – money laundering
    Republican Brian Hicks – bribery
    Republican Chief of Staff Peter Ellef – Bribery
    Republican Roger G. Stillwell – Interior Department official – bribed by Abramoff

    Republican Lobbyist Jack Abramoff – defrauding of American Indian tribes and corruption of public officials
    Republican Tony Rudy (lobbyist and aide to Tom Delay) – conspiricy
    Republican Representative Bob Ney – Conspiricy to defraud the United States and making false statements
    Republican Neil Volz (lobbyist and aide to Bob Ney) – bribery and corruption
    Republican William Heaton(Bob Ney’s chief of staff) – Conspiricy
    Republican Representative Randy “Duke” Cunningham – conspiracy to commit bribery, mail fraud, wire fraud, and tax evasion

    Republican David Hossein Safavian. Lying, obstruction of Justice

    Democratic Congressman Traficant – bribery and forcing his aides to perform chores

    Republican Chief of Staff Lewis “Scooter” Libby – two counts of perjury, one of obstruction of justice, and one of making false statements to federal investigators
    Republican Tom Noe – Laundered money for the 2004 Bush-Cheney campaign, theft, corruption, party chairman and Bush Pioneer fundraiser
    Republican Gov Ernie Fletcher – 13 aides indicted
    Republican Micheal Scanlon (lobbyist and aide to Tom DeLay) – bribery
    Deputy Secretary Steven Griles – bribery, perjury, obstrcting a congressional investigation.
    Republican Congressional aide Mark Zachares – bribery

    Confessed under grant of Immunity
    ———————————
    Monica Goodling, White House liaison for Alberto Gonzales – Hired federal prosecuters based upon party affiliation.

    Indicted/Charged
    —————-
    Republican Tom Delay – conspiring to violate Texas state election law, money laundering and conspiracy to commit money laundering. Reprimanded by House Ethics Committee
    Republican Lawrence Novak
    Republican Nathan Taylor
    Kyle “Dusty” Foggo (George W Bush’s CIA Executive Director) – 30 wide-ranging counts of fraud, conspiracy,
    money laundering, leaking classified information.
    Republican Lurita Alexis Doan, Administrator of the General Services Administration – violations of the Hatch act.
    Democratic Senator William Jefferson – 16 counts of racketeering, soliciting bribes and money-laundering

  • http://www.twitter.com/OneAndOnlyZel QueenZel

    Dino, aka “Old Greg” the mangina, lives outside of reality.

    That is so funny!

  • Dino

    I can point out many more capitalist countries that are full of poor people. This one for example with 15% poverty (and rising due to republicans). Or how about South America. 40-60% poverty rates.

    Socialists don’t stifle individual spirit, they encourage cooperation. Just like your employer. You work for a company and they want you to think like a socialist. “Work together to enrich my income”. Except socialism encourages cooperation to all work together. That’s how the military works and indeed all successful operations work. That’s how we got to the moon-cooperation. (something the commies did BEFORE we did. their weaponry was more advanced than ours too) That’s how we developed our defenses-cooperation. That’s how we led the world in medicine-cooperation.

    Capitalism stymies innovation by encouraging the selfish habits of protecting intellectual property that could be built upon by others.

    Radical individualism means we all starve alone. Collectivism means we work together to avoid that.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/entry/homosexuality_is_wrong_-_a_compendium move_zig

    Let’s send Dino to Iran.

    Then the little perv will find the true meaning of being stoned.

    As the first rocks bounce off his head, maybe, just maybe, it will occur to him how much better off he is in a political system that tolerates his Karposied, pustulent existence and doesn’t snuff it out like totalitarian regimes do as policy.

  • Dino

    Yes, but that doesn’t change the fact that the recession occurred under Bush.

    As for the number of people supposedly destroyed by socialism: that’s bullshit. Every time I hear that line of talk the number increases. 50 million, 100 million, a gazillion, a gazillion trillion.

    Capitalism supporters have always needed to demonize a system that is not only more fair but more humane. Not only that, have you ever thought about the death and misery caused by capitalism? Religion? Probably many more than you can hang on socialism.

  • socialistsexgod19

    I’M a socialist and being a member of some socialist org. doesn’t make you a socialist. obama may be further to the left than any president before him, but he is still bourgeois. his economic plans, though they benefit the poor marginally more than previous ones, are still built to keep capitalism functional. the fact that he supports more welfare benefits is just a bonus, meant to appease the poor. obama may bring america closer to socialism, but the shift will be measured in inches, not miles. the revolution is yet to come.

  • NoJelly

    I’m trying to think of just one truly “socialist” country that isn’t full of poor people…Lesssee, North Korea…Nope…Venezuala…Nope…China…Nope…USSR…Nope…Cuba…Nope…VietNam…Nope…

    But no, we gotta hear about these “socialist lite” countries like Sweeden as shining examples, YET THEY ARE NOT QUITE SOCIALIST, are they…Sure, closer than the US, for the moment, but they still allow entrepenuers to succeed–True socialists strive to stifle the individual spirit, and in those countries I challenge you amatuers to show me a successful socialist citizen who isn’t either a member of the government or blowing them, ala Dino…

  • sc

    Dino: Where can I send a one-way airline ticket for you to move to Russia? If America is that bad, LEAVE.

  • carrick

    Dino Diane:

    During Bush’s eight years in office, the United States has fallen into two recessions. The first one started in March 2001 and ended in November of that year.

    Which officially started less than two months after Bush’s innauguration.

    Only a liberal idiot like Dino Diane would assume that meant it was Bush’s fault.

  • Dino

    Toes? LOL that was unitentioanally funny.

    But back to the topic: So what? Could it be any worse that what the present capitalist has done? Just posted story:

    Bush acknowledges recession, automakers’ troubles

    WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush publicly acknowledged for the first time Friday that the U.S. economy is in a recession and worried aloud that Detroit’s Big Three automakers may not all survive their mounting troubles.

    At 12 months, the current recession is already the longest since a severe 16-month slump in 1981-82. Many economists say this downturn will ultimately set a new record for the post-World War II period.

    During Bush’s eight years in office, the United States has fallen into two recessions. The first one started in March 2001 and ended in November of that year.

    What a proud moment this must be for bush supporters!

  • Dino

    Funny, I don’t remember Rangel resigning like DeLay did.

    Cutting and pasting isn’t wrong nor is the stuff cut n paste invalid. That’s a straw man.

    Thanks for playing.

  • Dino

    By the way, I LOVE Bonior! Always have.

    This restores some of my faith in Obama being a raving lunatic liberal.

  • Dino

    Yes, I know, the commies never made it to the moon. I meant they were in SPACE first.

    You can stop typing now.

  • Dino

    But Zig-brainstem, my freedom to be myself isn’t something granted by people like you. It is the liberals in America who allow us the freedoms we have. I think maybe it’s YOU who should be packing for Iran!

    You and those like you have more in common with restrictive cultures than liberals do. You people exist to tell others how to live.

    Too bad no one listens anymore!

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    Oh, well…you do such a good job of highlighting the few Democratic Party scoundrels, why would I want to take what little joy left in your political life away from you?

  • RebTex

    Excellent “from the outside” viewpoint, Mickey.
    And the more I think about it, the more accurate it becomes.

  • RebTex

    dino boi
    Nobody sent me.
    I went on my own account.

    If we go socialist you can give the republicans the credit for it. It was their neglect, corruption and mismanagement that destroyed capitalism and the “free-market” ideals that are now relegated to the dustbin of history.

    Does the name rangel ring a bell?
    THere’s more than enough corruption to cover a weeks worth of your fake wisdom.

  • Dino

    Good Job, Bob!

    You need a bigger audience.

  • Dino

    Republicans have strict ethics rules?

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

    Here’s a few articles from 2005, a banner year for republican scandals while the ehtics committee UNDER REPUBLICAN CONTROL was sitting on its hands:

    House ethics panel lapses at an awkward time

    After Retreat, G.O.P. Changes House Ethics Rule

    House ethics committee sees no evil

    The republicans hobbled the ethics committee just like they hobbled the regulation of the financial markets allowing them and their friends to run amok with impunity. it’s a good thing, though. The republican scandals of the 2000-2006 era gave democrats control of Congress.

  • RebTex

    dino boi
    I guess, in your little mind, you can’t understand what I said.
    To argue further is a complete waste of time.
    But 1 good thing I can say for you, your ridiculous thoughts have joined against you those that I thought were too far apart to agree on anything.

  • Mickey

    I’d say Obama is a huge capitalist. He certainly didn’t inherit this economy, he purchased it with $200 million dollars and he he knew exactly what he was buying. And just like the Clinton’s, when he leaves office he will be far wealthier than when he began.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/entry/homosexuality_is_wrong_-_a_compendium move_zig

    I’m a Socialist

    You don’t say that with a great deal of shame and self-revulsion?

    You should.

    Among the variations of Socialism, in their Russian, German, Chinese and countless other kinds of this political disease, over 100 million people have been starved, tortured, frozen, worked, shot, hacked or stabbed to death by the Party Faithful in steaming jungles, in the killing fields, in frozen GULAGs or isolated Lao Gai, or strictly-ordered Konzentrazionslager wherever the hammer and sickle, the blood-red flag of National Socialism or the Red Star has flown, perhaps more — much, much more.

    The Black Book of Communism

    Argument that described political systems were not “communist”
    …

    In the introduction to the Black Book, Stéphane Courtois argued that “there will always be some nitpickers who maintain that actual communism has nothing in common with theoretical communism.”(p. 2) For the purpose of the book, a communist state is defined as a one-party state where the ruling party openly proclaims its adherence to Marxism-Leninism.

    Courtois writes in the conclusion that belief in Marxist ideology, with its claims of scientific truth and utopian ultimate society, justified and contributed to the mass terror. According to Courtois, mass terror was the only way for a regime only supported by a small minority to stay in power and apply its radically different “scientific” doctrines. He argues that in Communism there also exists a form of social Darwinism where obsolete and damaging social institutions and classes are to be replaced by a utopian society and in essence a new human species (the “new man”). Eliminating such damaging and inferior obstacles is thus seen as both scientific and justified.

    To say that you are a socialist in the face of socialism’s bloody history can only tell us that you are an utter fool, or utterly evil.

    No good, thinking person, could ever call themselves a Socialist.

  • Hungry Bear

    Are we sure that he was actually a member of a socialist organization, or did he just let other kids play with his toes?

  • Theo

    I’m trying to think of just one truly “socialist” country that isn’t full of poor people…Lesssee, North Korea…Nope…Venezuala…Nope…China…Nope…USSR…Nope…Cuba…Nope…VietNam…

    you realize that capitalist countries like the US, Canada, etc have their fair share of poor people as well, right?

    you had poor people in Cuba before it went communist, you had poor people in Vietnam before it went communist; you certainly had poor people in China before it went communist

    the economic system in a country does not preclude poverty among its citizens; the most capitalistic systems in history still had poor people, and usually they made up the majority of the population; those who profited were most the upper class who had the capital to invest while the lower classes were those who provided the labor; its only been recently when you had large segments of a country’s population able to move from lower class to middle and middle to upper; that was unheard of for probably a good chunk of human history

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    you realize that capitalist countries like the US, Canada, etc have their fair share of poor people as well, right?

    “Poor” and “poverty” in America is pretty damn rich.

    …the most capitalistic systems in history still had poor people…

    And they always will. It’s not much of a point. The poor will always be with us because poverty of action and mind aren’t going away. Such a thing is intrinsic to human nature. There will always be some…

    The socialists look at our economy, the one with the biggest amount of rich “poor” people, and say the system fails because it is not “more fair” or “more humane” than big mommy government making the shots. The socialists call what happened under the old USSR as “cooperation”, not noticing that “cooperation” meant that most people didn’t have a car, couldn’t even afford blue jeans, and were dirt poor. But at least they were “cooperating”! Socialists are just fucked in the head, refusing delivery of reality.

  • http://www.dartemis.net/blog/ sayanything-42

    I see the rash which is

    Debauched
    insipid
    nihilistic
    obnoxious troll

    the winy bitch and “…pathetic old homosexual” is back, having failed to suck start a pistol yet.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/entry/homosexuality_is_wrong_-_a_compendium move_zig

    Dino,

    you pustulant dick-sucker, you owe the entirety of your freedom to do whatever it is you do, to men much, much better than yourself.

    The 19 year-old kid who has gone through the mud of Benning, Bragg or Parris Island and carries a rifle for the US of A, and all those that came before him, paid for that freedom.

    You’re just a diseased parasite who only lives because the vast majority of Americans are law-abiding and tolerate your repulsive existence.

    Don’t worry… given your swish proclivities… you’ll get AIDs in the end.

  • RebTex

    y, I don’t remember Rangel resigning like DeLay did.

    The dems don’t have the strict ethics rules the rep’s have.
    I mistakingly thought you knew that.
    I’m sorry.
    Besides, rangel is still trying to convince folks that he’s not just another lying shitball from Harlem.

  • http://www.valleydeals.com/cgi-bin/board2/YaBB.pl Kevin

    What will you do for income now?

  • Hungry Bear

    ooops…I meant to type toys.

  • Melek

    One more example of … Birds of a feather flock together!

    No surprise here … David Bonior is just one more instrument of Soros in the Obama administration … we just need to connect the dots starting with Podesta … and they will lead to George Soros.

    I wish you well :) Melek

    “Socialist ideology, like so many others, has two main dangers. One stems from confused and incomplete readings of foreign texts, and the other from the arrogance and hidden rage of those who, in order to climb up in the world, pretend to be frantic defenders of the helpless so as to have shoulders on which to stand.” ~ Jose Marti

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/entry/some_hints/ AKAJOEL

    Dino, aka “Old Greg” the mangina, lives outside of reality.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    I think most of the audience here is big enough.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    Republicans have strict ethics rules?

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

    Actually they just might have strict rules…it’s just that they don’t care about them.

  • Dino

    You’re about to witness the destructive force of capitalism without restraint. In faact, it’s already on life support thanks to decades of conservative dominance.

  • Dino

    Happy reading Tex:

    From 2006 Part 1 (there’s been more since):

    “Jack Abramoff: The disgraced “super-lobbyist” has been nailed for wire fraud, and is cooperating in the investigation into the bribing four Republican members of congress.

    Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Texas): Once the most powerful man in the House of Representatives, Texas congressman DeLay now stands indicted on three counts of money laundering, charges stemming from his all-out attempt to secure a permanent Republican majority in the House. His story isn’t finished; the Abramoff investigators have been sniffing around his door for months now.

    Rep. Bob Ney (R-Ohio): Ney has pleaded guilty to accepting bribes from Jack Abramoff. Ney pulled #4 out of the bag of GOP excuses above, announcing that he has entered a rehab clinic for alcohol addiction.

    Tony Rudy: Once the deputy chief of staff for Tom DeLay, Rudy has pleaded guilty to bribing a Republican House member, said member widely assumed to be Bob Ney. Rudy also pleaded guilty to accepting bribes from Abramoff in return for favorable actions on Abramoff’s behalf by his former boss.

    Mike Scanlon: Another Republican lobbyist and former DeLay press secretary, Scanlon has pleaded guilty to stealing millions of dollars from Native American tribes, on whose behalf he was supposed to be lobbying Congress regarding casinos. Scanlon is also cooperating with federal investigators.

    Rep. Randy Cunningham (R-Calif.): The California congressman has pleaded guilty to accepting $2.5 million in bribes, in exchange for steering federal contracts to a number of defense firms. Cunningham is currently staring down the barrel of eight years in prison.

    Rep. Mark Foley (R-Fla.): There isn’t much more to say about this fellow, who has joined Rep. Ney in the I’m-an-alcoholic-going-to-rehab club.

    Rep. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.): Long considered to be little more than the mush-mouthed front man for Tom DeLay, Speaker of the House Hastert has found himself swept up in the Foley scandal. Several fellow congressmen have said that they warned Hastert about Foley’s improper behavior, but nothing was done about it until the Foley emails went public. The watchword for today is “cover-up.”

  • Dino

    Part 2:

    I. Lewis Libby: Cheney’s former chief of staff, “Scooter” Libby, has been indicted on five counts of lying to investigators regarding the outing of deep-cover CIA agent Valerie Plame.

    David Safavian: Once the head of the White House Office of Federal Procurement, Safavian has been convicted of four counts of lying to investigators regarding a bribe he took from Abramoff.

    Claude Allen: Formerly a domestic policy advisor to the White House, Allen was arrested for shoplifting thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from various retail stores.

    Brian Doyle: Formerly the Department of Homeland Security’s deputy press secretary, Doyle was arrested for attempting to seduce a 14-year-old girl over the internet.

    James Tobin: Tobin, who served as the northeast field director for the Republican Senate Campaign Committee, has been convicted on two counts of conspiracy stemming from a phone-jamming scheme in New Hampshire during the 2002 midterms. Tobin made dozens of phone calls during this time to the White House political affairs office. He was sentenced to ten months in prison.

    Susan Ralston: An aide to White House political advisor Karl Rove, Ralston resigned recently after her multiple meetings with Jack Abramoff became public knowledge. Ralston was also in the habit of accepting gifts, such as tickets to sporting events, from the disgraced lobbyist.

    Rep. John Doolittle (R-Calif.): Doolittle hasn’t been convicted of anything yet, but has rolled out the “not a target” line regarding the investigation into Abramoff’s bribery scheme.

    Sen. Conrad Burns (R-Mont.): Like Doolittle, Burns has deployed the “not a target” line regarding the Abramoff probe. He is, however, apparently a “target” of the probe, a fact that has his staffers splitting rhetorical hairs at warp speed.

    Rep. Jim Kolbe (R-Ariz.): Rep. Dale Kildee, the only Democrat on the House Page Board, dropped an interesting brick the other day. While commenting on a conference call between page board members regarding “other allegations” beyond those directed at Rep. Foley, Kildee said, “It was about other allegations and I’d like to leave it at that. Let me just say, not about Mr. Foley.” These “other allegations” appear to be augering towards Rep. Kolbe, who took two former pages on a camping trip several years ago. A federal investigation has been opened to look into the matter.

    Sen. Bill Frist (R-Tenn.): The senate majority leader is currently under investigation by the SEC for seemingly taking advantage of insider information to make a killing on stocks, the company attached to said stocks being owned by his family.

    Lester Crawford: Once the Bush administration’s FDA commissioner, Crawford has been charged in federal court for conflict of interest, and for making false statements related to his investments. He recently pleaded guilty to the charges.

    Rep. Curt Weldon (R-Pa.): The home of Weldon’s daughter was raided by federal investigators on Monday. The investigators are looking hard at her lobbying firm, and whether her well-connected father improperly steered business her way. Weldon has pulled out #2 above, laying the whole thing off on a Democratic plot to destroy him.

    Tom Noe: A four-star Republican fund-raiser in Ohio, Noe has just gone on trial for stealing millions from a fund for injured workers and spending it on himself.”

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/realitybasedbob/ realitybasedbob

    Under investigation
    —————————
    Republican Senator Ben Stevens – bribery, corruption
    Republican Karl Rove – Abramoff, interfering in federal investigations, obstruction of justice
    Republican President George W. Bush – Abramoff, interfering in federal investigations, obstruction of justice
    Republican Vice President Dick Cheney – Abramoff, interfering in federal investigations, obstruction of justice
    Republican Governor and RNC Chairman Haley Barbour – Laundered money from foreign governments into presidential elections. Used non-profit organizations for illegal purposes. Perjury.
    Republican Representive Mark Foley – Pediphilia
    Republican Representive Mark Reynolds – Covered up for Mark Foley
    Republican Representive Dennis Hastert – Covered up for Mark Foley
    Republican Governor Mitt Romney – Made false statements to bondholders
    Republican Governor/Ex Representative Jim Gibbons – Bribery
    Republican Attorney General Gonzales – Fired US Attorneys for prosecuting Republicans, interfering in federal investigations, obstruction of justice, lying to Congress, perjury, witness tampering.
    Republican Paul J. McNulty – Deputy Attorney General. Interfering in federal investigations, obstruction of justice, lying to Congress, perjury
    Republican Senator Pete Domenici – Used influence to get a US Attorney fired
    Republican Representative Heather Wilson – Used influence to get a US Attorney fired
    Republican Representative Tom Feeney – bribery
    Republican Representative Richard George Renzi – bribery, conflict on interest.
    Republican Representative Jerry Lewis – Accepted gifts from Lobbyists, bribery, honest services fraud, dispensation of special favors
    Republican Representative John Doolittle – Accepted money from Jack Abramoff in exchange for favors.
    Democratic Representative Alan Mollohan -May have funnelled money to his own home-state foundations
    Republican Representative Rick Renzi – bribery, sponsored legislation that dealt hundreds of millions of dollars to his father’s business
    Republican Representative Tim Murphy – Ethics violations regarding use of Congressional staff for campaign purposes.
    Republican Representative Gary Miller – Illegal land deals, tax fraud
    Republican Representative Ken Calvert – Steered federal money to projects near his private real estate developments.
    Republican Representative Don Young – bribery

  • Mickey

    Well the Democrats used to call themselves the Socialist Democrat party in the 1930′s so here we go again.

  • Dino

    Zig is off his meds again. Isn’t that what causes people to glorify war?

    Only the pussies who send OTHER people to fight and die are able to glorify it. The people who actually went never do.

    If we go socialist you can give the republicans the credit for it. It was their neglect, corruption and mismanagement that destroyed capitalism and the “free-market” ideals that are now relegated to the dustbin of history.

    I guess I owe you republicans a thank you for achieving in 20-30 years what normally comes from a difficult and bloody revolution.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    Alcee Hastings. Jack Murtha. Cold Cash Jefferson. Pelosi’s husband’s exempted-from-minimum-wage tuna canners. The entire Clinton encyclopedia of scandal and corruption.

    I’ll not defend the Republicans, but the Democrats have no lock on ethical leadership.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/sparkiearbuckle sayanything-81

    And being a member of the National Socialist Party didn’t make anyone a Nazi.

    True. Just like being a member of the Baath party doesnt make someone a baathist. They are coerced by fear of death. Duh.

    Now, about this socialist. Good – I hope he appoints more socialists, not because I like socialists, more because I like seeing you antipolitical jerks get your panties in a knot. God forbid someone disagrees with you. And yet you are for independent thought. Reconcile that. It can’t be done. Now you will just chime in that socialism is against independent thought. Not admitting the terms of debate? Antipolitical. You really are only for independent thought that agrees with you and that’s f*cking bullshit. Sorry, but it is.

    You guys appoint fucking racists who write drivel for the ‘Southern Partisan’ so what the fuck are you whining about?

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    Dino, that 2001 recession? We recovered in November. Two months after 9/11.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    I’M a socialist and being a member of some socialist org. doesn’t make you a socialist.

    Right.

    And being a member of the National Socialist Party didn’t make anyone a Nazi.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com robport

    I notice you never include any of the Democrats who are under investigation in there. They’re posted about regularly on the reader blogs, but you ignore them.

    Typical.

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