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Originally posted by Schecter
are conservatives not content with simply being crooks like the rest of their peers on capital hill? no way. these guys know how to raise the bar.

http://tpmelectioncentral.com/2007/...ewd_conduct.php



thats hot

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Originally posted by Captain King
What the **** do liberals care what republicans do in thier personal life?


What? You have to vote democrat to have sex with children, your own gender, or polygamy? Is that what you're trying to say? That sexual deviance is a democratic plank and that if you want to be a pig you should have to be left-wing?


Cause that's the kindof answer I hear when people bringup republican scandels..


If it's ok then it's ok, it's none of your buisness and you should leave these people alone regardless of who they are.

If it's not ok then you need to stop being a damn hypocrite and picking and choosing who's a smutty ******* and listen to your own damn judgemental tones.

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Originally posted by Captain King
You know schector, instead of making an ass out of yourself infront of everybody, you could just IM me if you want to flame. Then I could introduce you to my friends and they could make you feel like what you really are. Unless you're as yellow as you are annoying.

[email protected]


That's msn messenger incase you're a total n00b, now you have no excuse to continue this one-sided flame-duel.

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Originally posted by Captain King
What the **** do liberals care what republicans do in thier personal life?

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Originally posted by Adam_PoE
It is important that a United States senator who twice supported a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, and voted against extending the Federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act and the Federal Hate Crimes Bill to include "gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation," is having sex with men in public restrooms. He is a hypocrite of the highest order and should be removed from office.

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Originally posted by Adam_PoE

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Originally posted by Captain King
If it's ok then it's ok, it's none of your buisness and you should leave these people alone regardless of who they are.

If it's not ok then you need to stop being a damn hypocrite and picking and choosing who's a smutty ******* and listen to your own damn judgemental tones.

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Originally posted by Captain King


Like I care if you give out my email and jepordize me with the possibility of spam and harassment.

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Originally posted by Zeal Ex Nihilo
Any senator having sex with (wo)men in a public restroom should be removed from office.

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"Texas Prosecutor Embroiled in Sex Scandal" The Associated Press

Houston, TX–The district attorney who defended the Texas law criminalizing homosexuality before the US Supreme Court is desperately trying to keep his job following the discovery of e-mails containing sexually explicit videos, racist jokes and what is described as torrid love notes to his executive secretary.

Harris County District Attorney Chuck Rosenthal (R) is facing a state investigation into the emails which were discovered on his office computer.

If he is found in violation of "official misconduct'' he could be removed from office. The office computer also contained evidence he had used it for political purposes.

Rosenthal who is married and portrayed himself as a "family values" candidate ended his re-election campaign last week after the sexy emails to his secretary were discovered. His current term runs out at the end of 2008.

The e-mails were found during discovery in a federal civil rights lawsuit. The plaintiffs in the case forced Rosenthal into a deposition where he was required to answer questions about the e-mails under oath.

But in 2002 it was "family values" Rosenthal who argued before the US Supreme Court that the Texas law against sodomy was upholding the moral values of the state and was in place to protect families. The case was Lawrence v Texas.

In his arguments he condemned adultery and homosexual acts.

"I think that this Court having determined that there are certain kinds of conduct that it will accept and certain kinds of conduct it will not accept may draw the line at the bedroom door of the heterosexual married couple because of the interest that this Court has that this Nation has and certainly that the State of Texas has for the preservation of marriage, families and the procreation of children," Rosenthal told the justices.

"Even if you infer that various States acting through their legislative process have repealed sodomy laws, there is no protected right to engage in extrasexual–extramarital sexual relations, again, that can trace their roots to history or the traditions of this nation."

In the end the Supreme Court overturned the sodomy law, releasing its opinion in June of 2003.

In a 6-3 decision, the court said that states cannot make laws regarding the private sexual conduct of Americans.

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"Bob Allen Appeals Conviction In Sex Case" Local6.com

VIERA, FL—Former Florida Rep. Bob Allen vowed on Wednesday that he was going to fight to clear his name.

"I'm looking forward to real justice," Allen said after arriving at the Moore Justice Center in Viera to ask an appellate panel to throw out his conviction on solicitation charges on grounds he didn't get a fair trial.

Allen, 49, arrived at the court, walking arm-in-arm with his wife, Local 6 News partner Florida Today reported. He was convicted last year of soliciting oral sex from an undercover police officer in a Titusville park.

Allen was sentenced Nov. 15 to six months of probation, a $250 fine and other court and restitution costs. The seven-year Republican lawmaker resigned a day later.

When asked by journalists why he didn't pay his fine and put it behind him, Allen said: "I didn't do it. I'm not guilty."

Among defense attorney Greg Eisenmenger's claims are that County Court Judge Oscar Hotusing incorrectly denied several motions for mistrial, and prosecutors made several "improper statements" that may have biased the jury.

However, his chief complaint is the judge failed to instruct the jury on parts of the law, which Eisenmenger said would have shown them Allen should never have been charged. As a result, the jury didn't understand his team's closing arguments, and Allen didn't get a fair trial, he said.

For Allen to be guilty of solicitation, he would have had to request money and sex from the officer, Eisenmenger said. Instead, authorities said Allen accepted $20 from an undercover officer offering to perform oral sex.

The court agreed to stay Allen's sentence pending the outcome of the appeal.

"We've got to persevere because we were right," Allen said.

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Originally posted by chithappens
Why do these guys not go high class and get real hos who are paid not to talk?