Solid commentary as always Torch. The guy is a scumbag.
(01-29-2014 11:13 AM)Machiavelli Wrote: [ -> ]Solid commentary as always Torch. The guy is a scumbag.
And you're busy pointing out specks while ignoring your own planks.
Pathetic.
"After serving in the Persian Gulf as a Marine, he spent eleven years as an agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation."
Most liberals are little snivel neck pencil dicks. He probably WOULD break that guy in half.
So he's a bully as well as a criminal..........
And you're busy pointing out specks while ignoring your own planks.
Pathetic.
This could be said on every post in here. I'll copy and paste this one in every thread you start.
(01-29-2014 11:40 AM)LSU04_08 Wrote: [ -> ]"After serving in the Persian Gulf as a Marine, he spent eleven years as an agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation."
Most liberals are little snivel neck pencil dicks. He probably WOULD break that guy in half.
He might. But the guy's a jerk, no doubt. He's chosen to be a public servant. Act like one.
But mach mentions Fox for absolutely no good reason. (The left's hatred of Fox News is amusing at times).
Mach ignores the softballs given to dems by CNN, CNBC, CBS, etc. I assume he's projecting onto Fox.
Mach ignored a near identical instance from a Dem a few years back.
Maybe MSNBC should ask Terrence McAuliffe about hanging out with underage prostitutes at his buddy's beach house while DNC chair?
And he apologized, it was accepted. Story over, right? Isn't that the playbook? As long as you apologize all is forgiven...
Been that way for the leftists for decades.
When did he apologize. His statement this morning doubled down on stupidity.
I was extremely annoyed because I was doing NY1 a favor by rushing to do their interview first in lieu of several other requests. The reporter knew that I was in a hurry and was only there to comment on the State of the Union, but insisted on taking a disrespectful and cheap shot at the end of the interview, because I did not have time to speak off-topic.
I verbally took the reporter to task and told him off, because I expect a certain level of professionalism and respect, especially when I go out of my way to do that reporter a favor. I doubt that I am the first Member of Congress to tell off a reporter, and I am sure I won't be the last.
Quite the apology??????????????????????
The guy was an ass and was wrong. Unlike Libs, I have no problem saying that.
(01-29-2014 11:56 AM)Machiavelli Wrote: [ -> ]When did he apologize. His statement this morning doubled down on stupidity.
so you didn't even bother to read the very story you posted. lulz.
Talk about doubling down on the stupidity... You take your pills today?
(01-29-2014 11:41 AM)Machiavelli Wrote: [ -> ]So he's a bully as well as a criminal..........
Funny, you didn't come on here when it was revealed that the justice department was spying on reporters (intimidation of another form), but when a Republican does it in a very direct manner it's like "Oh good god, can you believe it!!"
No partisanship coming from you.
You guys sure can elect em'
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/ne...grimm.html
Grimm has obscured a portion of his biography in which he worked for Whale Securities, a Wall Street firm which “ran into problems with regulators and customers.”
Grimm’s partner in a Texas real-estate development, a former F.B.I. agent himself, was under indictment for racketeering and fraud. He was convicted, and sentenced to twelve years in prison. Grimm later employed the same man again.
After opening a restaurant in Manhattan, Grimm was sued for cheating workers; that suit hasn’t been resolved. He had also failed to carry workman’s-compensation insurance.
This is Jerry Springer style entertainment, not news.
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