hypocritexposer
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....the budget was last balanced?
hypocritexposer said:....the budget was last balanced?
Oldtimer said:hypocritexposer said:....the budget was last balanced?
The fellow that handed his wife her divorce papers while she was in a hospital bed following surgery to remove a tumor - so he could run off and marry his girlfriend (that he had carried on an affair with for sometime)-- and who while leading the Monica Lewinsky hearings was hypocritically carrying on a dalliance with his own young girlfriend which he married after divorcing his second wife...
And now that he wants again to be President is saying his examples of "family values" should not matter !!! :roll:
hypocritexposer said:Oldtimer said:hypocritexposer said:....the budget was last balanced?
The fellow that handed his wife her divorce papers while she was in a hospital bed following surgery to remove a tumor - so he could run off and marry his girlfriend (that he had carried on an affair with for sometime)-- and who while leading the Monica Lewinsky hearings was hypocritically carrying on a dalliance with his own young girlfriend which he married after divorcing his second wife...
And now that he wants again to be President is saying his examples of "family values" should not matter !!! :roll:
:lol:
answered exactly the way anyone that knows you would have guessed.
Why are you so concerned with what others do in their bedrooms?
Oldtimer said:hypocritexposer said:Oldtimer said:A perfect candidate for you-- both Hypocrits :wink: :lol:
Oldtimer said:hypocritexposer said:....the budget was last balanced?
The fellow that handed his wife her divorce papers while she was in a hospital bed following surgery to remove a tumor - so he could run off and marry his girlfriend (that he had carried on an affair with for sometime)-- and who while leading the Monica Lewinsky hearings was hypocritically carrying on a dalliance with his own young girlfriend which he married after divorcing his second wife...
And now that he wants again to be President is saying his examples of "family values" should not matter !!! :roll:
Oldtimer said:OOPS- I forgot...Newt has an (R) by his name--- and is a member of the cult that believes none of their own can do any wrong- and their word of denial wipes away all sins...
Even tho his wife still claims otherwise- it still doesn't matter where he served her divorce papers (he must have done something to make her a very bitter and scorned woman :???: )-- its his public dalliances with his girlfriends and making light of the marriage vows while his party hypocritically proclaims itself to be the "family values" party and is always wanting to legislate morality..... :roll:
A former Congressman that was run out of the leadership role by his fellow cultist after being the only Speaker of the House in history to be sanctioned for ethics violations (so just quit, Palin style- if I can't be leader I'll take my ball and go home)- and during his terms in Congress had over 80 ethics charges filed against him....
Yep- just the leader the country needs- Maybe he could pick his buddy and fellow convictee/philanderer Rush as VP...They could spend the days in the White House comparing all their wives and young girlfriends- while they preach "family values"....
Oldtimer said:OOPS- I forgot...Newt has an (R) by his name--- and is a member of the cult that believes none of their own can do any wrong- and their word of denial wipes away all sins...
Even tho his wife still claims otherwise- it still doesn't matter where he served her divorce papers (he must have done something to make her a very bitter and scorned woman :???: )-- its his public dalliances with his girlfriends and making light of the marriage vows while his party hypocritically proclaims itself to be the "family values" party and is always wanting to legislate morality..... :roll:
A former Congressman that was run out of the leadership role by his fellow cultist after being the only Speaker of the House in history to be sanctioned for ethics violations (so just quit, Palin style- if I can't be leader I'll take my ball and go home)- and during his terms in Congress had over 80 ethics charges filed against him....
Yep- just the leader the country needs- Maybe he could pick his buddy and fellow convictee/philanderer Rush as VP...They could spend the days in the White House comparing all their wives and young girlfriends- while they preach "family values"....[/quot
Ot..... quit your dang yippin and yappin.... You are busted again.... sheesh... red herring anyone???? Like your man has better qualities.....Yawn.... :roll: :roll:
katrina said:Ot..... quit your dang yippin and yappin.... You are busted again.... sheesh... red herring anyone???? Like your man has better qualities.....Yawn.... :roll: :roll:
TSR said:So help me out, even though I know he lost the speakership could he have not ran trying to retain his seat as a congressman??? Did he have the support of the majority of his constituents?? That situation has been quite a few years ago. Refresh my memory of Newt.
Ethics Committee Drops Last of 84 Charges Against Gingrich
By Curt Anderson
Associated Press
Sunday, October 11, 1998; Page A13
The House ethics committee dropped the three remaining ethics charges against Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) yesterday, despite finding that Gingrich repeatedly violated one rule by using a political consultant to develop the Republican legislative agenda.
The ethics panel decided to take no further action because there is no evidence that "Rule 45" violations are continuing in the speaker's office, a post Gingrich has held since 1995. Consultant Jeffrey Eisenach's work took place while Gingrich was the GOP minority whip in 1990-91.
Gingrich was elected speaker after Republicans took control of the House.
"The committee believes you have been adequately informed and cautioned on Rule 45 issues and anticipates full compliance in the future," said Rep. James V. Hansen (R-Utah), the panel's chairman, and Rep. Howard L. Berman (D-Calif.) in a letter to Gingrich.
The committee decision came near the close of the House session as lawmakers hurried to clear languishing business and return to their districts to campaign for next month's election.
Eisenach was a paid consultant to GOPAC, a Republican political group formerly chaired by Gingrich, according to the letter.
Gingrich is paying $300,000 for the costs of an ethics committee investigation after admitting last year he made inaccurate statements during a lengthy probe into Democratic allegations that he misused tax-exempt donations. Gingrich denied the charges but submitted to a reprimand by the House.
In a brief interview, Gingrich said he felt a "big sense of relief" now that the four-year investigation is over.
"It ends a chapter. Let's go on to other things," he said.
The speaker's office issued a statement noting that yesterday's dismissal of the last three charges means that 83 of the 84 ethics allegations filed by Democrats have been dropped.
The Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, as the ethics panel is formally known, also decided to defer to a federal judge's decision to dismiss an allegation that GOPAC improperly subsidized Gingrich's 1990 reelection campaign.
U.S. District Judge Louis F. Oberdorfer in 1996 threw out a Federal Elections Commission lawsuit contending that GOPAC broke election laws by assisting federal candidates and not making its donor lists and spending reports public.
The ethics panel was "persuaded by the court's findings" that the laws were not violated, Hansen and Berman wrote.
"It appears to us that to the extent that GOPAC was exonerated by the court, you are by implication exonerated as well," they wrote to Gingrich.