Lonecowboy
Well-known member
I've been waiting for Mr. Fair and Impartial- the Hypocrit Oldtimer to post this--but I guess he didn't see it....
:wink:
I suppose ot will try and defend this with:
1:"it's ok he no longer works there after it was discovered,"
2: "they were ethical and took care of it,"
3:" the poor man has a problem"
4:"I've been saying for years they should legalize pot"
5:"I'm the libertarian here"
6:"It's bush's fault"
7: "I'll just try and ignore this post and maybe it will go away and everyone will forget all the ignorant things I write"
8: "I'll act like a pompeous ass and pretend the story is irrelevent because it didn't bash, bush, or republican's or happen in Montana"
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0910/41897.html#ixzz0yyg0IoH4
A senior aide for Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) was arrested Tuesday for attempting to bring marijuana into the Hart Senate Office Building, according to U.S. Capitol Police reports.
Marcus Stanley, who served as a senior economic adviser and at one time worked on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee — chaired by Boxer — was stopped by a police officer Tuesday morning when he allegedly tried to “remove and conceal” a leafy green substance from his pocket during a security screening at the Constitution Avenue door of the Hart building around noon, according to a Capitol Police report.
Police confiscated the substance, which later tested positive for marijuana, and Stanley quickly resigned.
“Marcus Stanley is no longer with this office,” Boxer spokesman Zachary Coile told POLITICO. “He submitted his resignation, and Sen. Boxer accepted it because his actions yesterday were wrong and unacceptable.”
Stanley has worked on Capitol Hill since 2007, according to financial disclosure records from Legistorm, and draws a six-figure salary.
This is not the first time a member of Boxer’s senior staff has been arrested. Senior policy adviser Jeffrey Rosato, who also worked on the EPW committee, was fired in 2008 after he was arrested and charged with the receipt and distribution of child pornography.
I suppose ot will try and defend this with:
1:"it's ok he no longer works there after it was discovered,"
2: "they were ethical and took care of it,"
3:" the poor man has a problem"
4:"I've been saying for years they should legalize pot"
5:"I'm the libertarian here"
6:"It's bush's fault"
7: "I'll just try and ignore this post and maybe it will go away and everyone will forget all the ignorant things I write"
8: "I'll act like a pompeous ass and pretend the story is irrelevent because it didn't bash, bush, or republican's or happen in Montana"
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0910/41897.html#ixzz0yyg0IoH4