jdawg
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sory falkton may have doubled some of yours
WHATJUSTHAPPENd
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Current office holders:
Harry Reid: unidicted bribe taker
Jack Murtha: unidicted bribe taker
William Jefferson: has he been indicted yet?
Hillary Clinton: unidicted bribe taker
Ed Rendell: unidicted bribe solicitor
Ted Kennedy: unindicted murderer
Pat Kennedy: unindicted (censored) drunk
Robert Menendez: unindicted bribe taker
Sharpe James: unindicted you name it
Alcee Hastings: impeached and convicted judge/representative
Ray Nagin: say, Ray, what really happened to that $250,000,000 ya got from the Corps of Engineers to fix the dike? Didja think they meant dyke?
The entire government of the City of Chicago: BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
How about some former office holders?
Leo McCarthy: unindicted bribe solicitor
Al Gore: unindicted bribe taker
Robert Toricelli: unindicted mafia tool and bribe taker
Jim McGreevey: unindicted bribe taker
Marion Barry: is he still out of office, or is he back again?
Bill Clinton: unindicted bribe taker, malfeasant, seller of military secrets to foriegn governments, perjurer, ******
Gerry Studds: unindicted child ******
Barney Frank: unidicted child *****monger
Wisconson Senate Majority Leader Chuck Chvala, using state employees to do political work and to illegally funneling money to a state Senate campaign. (19 other counts were dropped and Chvala served no time.)
Former Sen. Brian Burke, felony and misdemeanor pleas
Miscelleaneous democrat criminals:
John Wayne Gacy, ******, murderer, democrat fund raiser
Michael Skakel, Kennedy, murderer
William Kennedy Smith, Kennedy, ******
Brian Doyle, dem activist child molester
Neil Goldschmidt, Oregon governor, confessed child molester
Rep. Mel Reynolds, D-IL child ****** pardoned by clinton
Cynthia McKinney
Robert Byrd
Read this whole page for a list of democrat campaign activities. All you need for these campaign activities is a gun, a knife, some spray paint to make swastikas, some matches, and some gasoline.
Sen. Daniel Inouye, accused of ****** harrassment
Former Rep. Gus Savage, fondling peace corps volunteer
Former Sen. Brock Adams, ****
Former Rep. Fred Richmond, soliciting from a 16 year old
Former Rep. John Young, ****** harrassment of staffer
Former Rep. Wayne Hays, traded secretary job for blow job
Ira Einhorn, **** and murder
Guilt by association department: Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., who would be speaker of the House, and the ACLU Foundation has contributed to her campaign. That’s the same ACLU that defends the North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA)
who cares? this is hardly an intelligent arguement
Harry Reid: unidicted bribe taker
Jack Murtha: unidicted bribe taker
William Jefferson: has he been indicted yet?
Hillary Clinton: unidicted bribe taker
Ed Rendell: unidicted bribe solicitor
Ted Kennedy: unindicted murderer
Pat Kennedy: unindicted (censored) drunk
Robert Menendez: unindicted bribe taker
Sharpe James: unindicted you name it
Alcee Hastings: impeached and convicted judge/representative
Ray Nagin: say, Ray, what really happened to that $250,000,000 ya got from the Corps of Engineers to fix the dike? Didja think they meant dyke?
The entire government of the City of Chicago: BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
How about some former office holders?
Leo McCarthy: unindicted bribe solicitor
Al Gore: unindicted bribe taker
Robert Toricelli: unindicted mafia tool and bribe taker
Jim McGreevey: unindicted bribe taker
Marion Barry: is he still out of office, or is he back again?
Bill Clinton: unindicted bribe taker, malfeasant, seller of military secrets to foriegn governments, perjurer, ******
Gerry Studds: unindicted child ******
Barney Frank: unidicted child *****monger
Wisconson Senate Majority Leader Chuck Chvala, using state employees to do political work and to illegally funneling money to a state Senate campaign. (19 other counts were dropped and Chvala served no time.)
Former Sen. Brian Burke, felony and misdemeanor pleas
Miscelleaneous democrat criminals:
John Wayne Gacy, ******, murderer, democrat fund raiser
Michael Skakel, Kennedy, murderer
William Kennedy Smith, Kennedy, ******
Brian Doyle, dem activist child molester
Neil Goldschmidt, Oregon governor, confessed child molester
Rep. Mel Reynolds, D-IL child ****** pardoned by clinton
Cynthia McKinney
Robert Byrd
Read this whole page for a list of democrat campaign activities. All you need for these campaign activities is a gun, a knife, some spray paint to make swastikas, some matches, and some gasoline.
Sen. Daniel Inouye, accused of ****** harrassment
Former Rep. Gus Savage, fondling peace corps volunteer
Former Sen. Brock Adams, ****
Former Rep. Fred Richmond, soliciting from a 16 year old
Former Rep. John Young, ****** harrassment of staffer
Former Rep. Wayne Hays, traded secretary job for blow job
Ira Einhorn, **** and murder
Guilt by association department: Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., who would be speaker of the House, and the ACLU Foundation has contributed to her campaign. That’s the same ACLU that defends the North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA)
who cares? this is hardly an intelligent arguement
hornedfrog1985
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Holy shit, the descriptions on those are completely ****ed up. That dude is gonna get ****ed up in prison
jdawg
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there are child molesters on both sides
azimuth
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senator schmit was republican, who was investigating another republican? that's terrible of the GOP!!!!
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CORRUPTION / BRIBERY
October 17, 2008
Republican chairman of the St. Johns County Commission (FLA) Thomas G. Manuel has been
indicted on two counts of bribery, $10,000 and $50,000. Manuel could be sentence to 20 years
in prison and fined a half-million dollars.
St. Johns Commissioner Faces Bribery Charges
http://www.northcountrygazette.org/2008/10/18/stjohns_bribery/
August 11, 2008
Former Suffolk County Republican Legislator, Alan Binder pleaded not guilty to second degree
bribe receiving, two counts of offering a false instrument for filing and one count of official
misconduct. Binder is facing 5 to 15 years in prison and is currently out on $5,000 bail.
Former NY county lawmaker facing bribery charge
October 01, 2007
Republican Mayor Richard R. Goyette pleaded guilty to extortion and bribery. He was
sentenced to two years in prison and one year of community confinement.
Ex-Chicopee mayor sentenced to two years in prison
August 27, 2007
Republican Mayor of Ocean Township, NJ, Terance Weldon pleaded guilty to accepting
$64,000 from three developers in return for his help in gaining zoning approvals in the township.
The judge in the case threw out the prosecutor’s plea for leniency and Weldon was sentenced to
nearly 5 years in prison.
Former Ocean Twp. mayor gets nearly 5 years in jail
July 27, 2007
L Montana Gubernatorial candidate Pat Davison pled guilty and was sentenced to 10 years in
federal prison for securities fraud. He defrauded at least 13 victims of $8.6 million.
Ex-candidate sentenced for Ponzi scheme
January 18, 2007
Keyport (NJ) Mayor, Republican John Merla, was acquitted in 1992 of a $10,000 bribe. He
pleaded guilty to accepting a $2,500 bribe in exchange for lucrative municipal contracts. He was
sentenced to 22 months, three year probation and a $20,000 fine.
Ex-Keyport Mayor Bribe Plea: Guilty
December 6, 2006
L Alaskan Republican Rep. Tom Anderson was indicted by a federal grand jury on seven
felony counts of extortion, bribery, conspiracy, and money laundering involving allegations that
he took bribes of nearly $13,000 in return for using his official position as a legislator to
advocate for private prisons. He was sentenced to five years in prison.
Convicted former legislator Anderson off to Oregon to begin sentence - Dec. 2, 2007
Anderson indicted on seven counts
December 6, 2006
L Michael Hooks, Sr, chairman Shelby County Commission Charged pled guilty to receiving
over $24,000 in bribes.
Hooks Sr. Accepts Sentence, 'Did Wrong'
December 1, 2006
L Republican Robert T. Schofield - Schofield plead guilty to providing false documents to
Asian immigrants for nearly $600,000.
Immigration Official Pleads Guilty to Falsifying Documents
October 20, 2006
L Mayor of St. Peters, MO, Republican Shawn Brown pleaded guilty to charges of threatening
to veto an ordinance authorizing the city to purchase digital red light and speeding enforcement
systems unless the company paid him a bribe. He was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
St. Peters Mayor Pleads Guilty to Federal Bribery Charges
October 11, 2006
L Middletown Committeeman, Republican Raymond O’Grady, who was the director of the
county motor pool for the County of Monmouth was sentenced to 43 months in prison for
extorting and accepting $8,000 in bribes.
DOJ Release:
Co-Owner of Municipal Truck Sales Company
Admits Paying Off Public Officials
DOJ Press Release: Middletown Committeeman O'Grady Indicted in Monmouth County
Corruption Probe
October 11, 2006
Republican Richard Iadanza, 51, former Neptune committeeman pleaded guilty to taking
$3,000 in bribes. He was sentenced to 4 months in prison and a $4,000 fine.
1 pleads innocent, 2 guilty in sting
Iadanza Sentenced To 4 Month Prison Term Must also pay $4,000 fine
October 11, 2006
L Republican county committeeman in Middletown, Joseph "Joey Buses" McCurnin, 65,
former Monmouth County transportation operations manager: Pleaded guilty to aiding in the
extortion of a $1,000 bribe. He was sentenced to 3 months in a federal prison and he had to pay
a $3,000 fine, and three months house arrest following his release.
1 pleads innocent, 2 guilty in sting
September 27, 2006
L Mayor of Hazlet, NJ, Republican Paul Coughlin was charged with extorting cash bribes and
free work from a contractor - who was cooperating with the FBI. Coughlin was sentenced to two
years for receiving a $3,000 bribe.
Coughlin given two-year sentence
Attorney: Alcoholism played role in former Hazlet mayor's crime
August 5, 2006
L President Bush’s Domestic Policy Advisor, Republican Claude Allen pleaded guilty to theft
in making phony returns at discount department stores. He was sentenced to two years of
supervised probation and fined $500.”
Ex-Aide To Bush Pleads Guilty
July 12, 2006
L Chief of staff to Illinois State Rep. Lee A. Daniels, Republican Michael Tristano, was found
guilty of forcing state workers to do campaign work. He received one year in jail and was forced
to pay $125,000 in restitution.
Former GOP aide Tristano sentenced to 1 year in jail
April 25, 2006
L Republican Chief of Staff Peter Ellef and part of Gov. Rowland’s administration corruption
scandal, pled guilty to bribery and tax evasion. Ellef was sentenced to 30 months in jail followed
by three years of supervised release, a $15,000 fine, and 400 hours of community service.
“Wizard of Oz” Gets 30 Months
Connecticut Official and State Contractor Are Each Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison
April 19, 2006
L Republican Philip H. Bloom, businessman, was indicted for bribery in an effort to gain
defense contracts.
U.S. Contractor Admits Bribery For Jobs in Iraq
Occupation Officials Got Cash and Gifts for Deals
February 22, 2006
L Republican State Rep. Chris Newton from Cleveland pleaded guilty to taking $1,500 in
bribes to influence legislation on behalf of E-Cycle Management Inc., which was the sham
company the FBI used. He was sentenced to a year in prison and ordered to pay a $10,000 fine,
supervised release for two years and then must serve 200 hours of community service.
Newton sentenced to one-year in prison in Waltz sting
February 15, 2007
L Former Clark County Commissioner (NV), Republican Lance Malone plead guilty to one
count of conspiracy under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act, a charge that
stemmed from paying Clark County politicians cash bribes on behalf of strip club owner Michael
Galardi.
Six years in prison for Malone
Judge also levies $100,000 fine against Galardi bagman
April 12, 2005
L Mayor of Washington Township, NJ, Republican Gerald J. Luongo was sentenced to 13
months in federal prison after admitting that he had diverted campaign and community funds to
his personal use. He also pleaded guilty to accepting bribes totaling approximately $245,000
from a developer who conducted business in Marlboro Township, and to tax evasion.
Former Mayor in Glocester County Sentenced to 13 Months for Using Campaign, Community
Project Funds for Own Use
February 2, 2004
L Republican political consultant, Rayfield James, was convicted of conspiring to profit
illegally from waterfront development and extorting cash bribes and free work from a contractor.
He was sentenced to three years in prison.
Former Asbury Park Mayor Admits Tax Charges; Plea Follows December Corruption Conviction
June 22, 2004
L New York State Senator, Republican Guy J. Velella, was sentenced to a year in jail for
conspiring to take bribes from people seeking to do business with the state.
Velella, Bronx Powerhouse, Is Sentenced to a Year in Jail
August 4, 2005
L Monmouth County, NJ, Superintendent of Bridges, Republican Anthony J. Palughi, pleaded
guilty to accepting three separate payments totaling $12,500 and was sentenced to eight months
in prison, two years of supervised release and fined $7,000.
Palughi pleads guilty to bribery
Latest member of ‘Bid Rig Gang’ faces prison, $250K fine
April 12, 2005
Mayor of Marlboro, NJ, Republican Matthew V. Scannapieco pleaded guilty to accepting
$245,000 in bribes from a Marlboro developer. He also pleaded guilty to tax evasion by not
declaring the income from the bribes. Unknown sentencing.
Former mayor admits taking developer's cash
Matt Scannapieco also pleads guilty to tax evasion
May 11, 2005
L Republican Michael Aaron Lay was indicted May 11, 2005 for voting twice in North
Carolina. The charges were eventually dismissed but Lay had to perform 100 hours of
community service and pay a $440 fine.
Congressman McHenry's Campaign Aide Indicted
March 18, 2005
L Republican Connecticut Gov. John Rowland pleaded guilty to guilty to one count of
conspiracy to steal honest service (forcing state workers to do campaign work) and received a
sentence of one year plus one day in prison.
Guilty Plea For Ex-Conn. Governor
Rowland Could Face Up To 5 Years In Prison On Corruption Charge
October 18, 2003
Essex County (NJ) Executive, Republican James Treffinger pleaded guilty to taking $15,000 in
illegal political contributions from United Gunite, a paving and sewer repair company, in
exchange for county road repair contracts. He was sentenced to 13 months in prison
Former Essex County Official Sentenced in Corruption Case
April 29, 2003
L Mayor of Paterson, NJ, Republican Martin G. Barnes pleaded guilty to charges of taking
$200,000 to $350,000 in bribes and gratuities from city contractors. The original 40-count
RANDY
October 17, 2008
Republican chairman of the St. Johns County Commission (FLA) Thomas G. Manuel has been
indicted on two counts of bribery, $10,000 and $50,000. Manuel could be sentence to 20 years
in prison and fined a half-million dollars.
St. Johns Commissioner Faces Bribery Charges
http://www.northcountrygazette.org/2008/10/18/stjohns_bribery/
August 11, 2008
Former Suffolk County Republican Legislator, Alan Binder pleaded not guilty to second degree
bribe receiving, two counts of offering a false instrument for filing and one count of official
misconduct. Binder is facing 5 to 15 years in prison and is currently out on $5,000 bail.
Former NY county lawmaker facing bribery charge
October 01, 2007
Republican Mayor Richard R. Goyette pleaded guilty to extortion and bribery. He was
sentenced to two years in prison and one year of community confinement.
Ex-Chicopee mayor sentenced to two years in prison
August 27, 2007
Republican Mayor of Ocean Township, NJ, Terance Weldon pleaded guilty to accepting
$64,000 from three developers in return for his help in gaining zoning approvals in the township.
The judge in the case threw out the prosecutor’s plea for leniency and Weldon was sentenced to
nearly 5 years in prison.
Former Ocean Twp. mayor gets nearly 5 years in jail
July 27, 2007
L Montana Gubernatorial candidate Pat Davison pled guilty and was sentenced to 10 years in
federal prison for securities fraud. He defrauded at least 13 victims of $8.6 million.
Ex-candidate sentenced for Ponzi scheme
January 18, 2007
Keyport (NJ) Mayor, Republican John Merla, was acquitted in 1992 of a $10,000 bribe. He
pleaded guilty to accepting a $2,500 bribe in exchange for lucrative municipal contracts. He was
sentenced to 22 months, three year probation and a $20,000 fine.
Ex-Keyport Mayor Bribe Plea: Guilty
December 6, 2006
L Alaskan Republican Rep. Tom Anderson was indicted by a federal grand jury on seven
felony counts of extortion, bribery, conspiracy, and money laundering involving allegations that
he took bribes of nearly $13,000 in return for using his official position as a legislator to
advocate for private prisons. He was sentenced to five years in prison.
Convicted former legislator Anderson off to Oregon to begin sentence - Dec. 2, 2007
Anderson indicted on seven counts
December 6, 2006
L Michael Hooks, Sr, chairman Shelby County Commission Charged pled guilty to receiving
over $24,000 in bribes.
Hooks Sr. Accepts Sentence, 'Did Wrong'
December 1, 2006
L Republican Robert T. Schofield - Schofield plead guilty to providing false documents to
Asian immigrants for nearly $600,000.
Immigration Official Pleads Guilty to Falsifying Documents
October 20, 2006
L Mayor of St. Peters, MO, Republican Shawn Brown pleaded guilty to charges of threatening
to veto an ordinance authorizing the city to purchase digital red light and speeding enforcement
systems unless the company paid him a bribe. He was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
St. Peters Mayor Pleads Guilty to Federal Bribery Charges
October 11, 2006
L Middletown Committeeman, Republican Raymond O’Grady, who was the director of the
county motor pool for the County of Monmouth was sentenced to 43 months in prison for
extorting and accepting $8,000 in bribes.
DOJ Release:
Co-Owner of Municipal Truck Sales Company
Admits Paying Off Public Officials
DOJ Press Release: Middletown Committeeman O'Grady Indicted in Monmouth County
Corruption Probe
October 11, 2006
Republican Richard Iadanza, 51, former Neptune committeeman pleaded guilty to taking
$3,000 in bribes. He was sentenced to 4 months in prison and a $4,000 fine.
1 pleads innocent, 2 guilty in sting
Iadanza Sentenced To 4 Month Prison Term Must also pay $4,000 fine
October 11, 2006
L Republican county committeeman in Middletown, Joseph "Joey Buses" McCurnin, 65,
former Monmouth County transportation operations manager: Pleaded guilty to aiding in the
extortion of a $1,000 bribe. He was sentenced to 3 months in a federal prison and he had to pay
a $3,000 fine, and three months house arrest following his release.
1 pleads innocent, 2 guilty in sting
September 27, 2006
L Mayor of Hazlet, NJ, Republican Paul Coughlin was charged with extorting cash bribes and
free work from a contractor - who was cooperating with the FBI. Coughlin was sentenced to two
years for receiving a $3,000 bribe.
Coughlin given two-year sentence
Attorney: Alcoholism played role in former Hazlet mayor's crime
August 5, 2006
L President Bush’s Domestic Policy Advisor, Republican Claude Allen pleaded guilty to theft
in making phony returns at discount department stores. He was sentenced to two years of
supervised probation and fined $500.”
Ex-Aide To Bush Pleads Guilty
July 12, 2006
L Chief of staff to Illinois State Rep. Lee A. Daniels, Republican Michael Tristano, was found
guilty of forcing state workers to do campaign work. He received one year in jail and was forced
to pay $125,000 in restitution.
Former GOP aide Tristano sentenced to 1 year in jail
April 25, 2006
L Republican Chief of Staff Peter Ellef and part of Gov. Rowland’s administration corruption
scandal, pled guilty to bribery and tax evasion. Ellef was sentenced to 30 months in jail followed
by three years of supervised release, a $15,000 fine, and 400 hours of community service.
“Wizard of Oz” Gets 30 Months
Connecticut Official and State Contractor Are Each Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison
April 19, 2006
L Republican Philip H. Bloom, businessman, was indicted for bribery in an effort to gain
defense contracts.
U.S. Contractor Admits Bribery For Jobs in Iraq
Occupation Officials Got Cash and Gifts for Deals
February 22, 2006
L Republican State Rep. Chris Newton from Cleveland pleaded guilty to taking $1,500 in
bribes to influence legislation on behalf of E-Cycle Management Inc., which was the sham
company the FBI used. He was sentenced to a year in prison and ordered to pay a $10,000 fine,
supervised release for two years and then must serve 200 hours of community service.
Newton sentenced to one-year in prison in Waltz sting
February 15, 2007
L Former Clark County Commissioner (NV), Republican Lance Malone plead guilty to one
count of conspiracy under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act, a charge that
stemmed from paying Clark County politicians cash bribes on behalf of strip club owner Michael
Galardi.
Six years in prison for Malone
Judge also levies $100,000 fine against Galardi bagman
April 12, 2005
L Mayor of Washington Township, NJ, Republican Gerald J. Luongo was sentenced to 13
months in federal prison after admitting that he had diverted campaign and community funds to
his personal use. He also pleaded guilty to accepting bribes totaling approximately $245,000
from a developer who conducted business in Marlboro Township, and to tax evasion.
Former Mayor in Glocester County Sentenced to 13 Months for Using Campaign, Community
Project Funds for Own Use
February 2, 2004
L Republican political consultant, Rayfield James, was convicted of conspiring to profit
illegally from waterfront development and extorting cash bribes and free work from a contractor.
He was sentenced to three years in prison.
Former Asbury Park Mayor Admits Tax Charges; Plea Follows December Corruption Conviction
June 22, 2004
L New York State Senator, Republican Guy J. Velella, was sentenced to a year in jail for
conspiring to take bribes from people seeking to do business with the state.
Velella, Bronx Powerhouse, Is Sentenced to a Year in Jail
August 4, 2005
L Monmouth County, NJ, Superintendent of Bridges, Republican Anthony J. Palughi, pleaded
guilty to accepting three separate payments totaling $12,500 and was sentenced to eight months
in prison, two years of supervised release and fined $7,000.
Palughi pleads guilty to bribery
Latest member of ‘Bid Rig Gang’ faces prison, $250K fine
April 12, 2005
Mayor of Marlboro, NJ, Republican Matthew V. Scannapieco pleaded guilty to accepting
$245,000 in bribes from a Marlboro developer. He also pleaded guilty to tax evasion by not
declaring the income from the bribes. Unknown sentencing.
Former mayor admits taking developer's cash
Matt Scannapieco also pleads guilty to tax evasion
May 11, 2005
L Republican Michael Aaron Lay was indicted May 11, 2005 for voting twice in North
Carolina. The charges were eventually dismissed but Lay had to perform 100 hours of
community service and pay a $440 fine.
Congressman McHenry's Campaign Aide Indicted
March 18, 2005
L Republican Connecticut Gov. John Rowland pleaded guilty to guilty to one count of
conspiracy to steal honest service (forcing state workers to do campaign work) and received a
sentence of one year plus one day in prison.
Guilty Plea For Ex-Conn. Governor
Rowland Could Face Up To 5 Years In Prison On Corruption Charge
October 18, 2003
Essex County (NJ) Executive, Republican James Treffinger pleaded guilty to taking $15,000 in
illegal political contributions from United Gunite, a paving and sewer repair company, in
exchange for county road repair contracts. He was sentenced to 13 months in prison
Former Essex County Official Sentenced in Corruption Case
April 29, 2003
L Mayor of Paterson, NJ, Republican Martin G. Barnes pleaded guilty to charges of taking
$200,000 to $350,000 in bribes and gratuities from city contractors. The original 40-count
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