Yes. Ohio has made the big news again thanks to Teddy Strickland and the latest “‘chap’ acquitted” incident with a staffer who not only exposed himself but was retained and promoted.
Bryan Specht, now age 33, was the campaign manager for Rep. Ted Strickland’s 1998 congressional re-election. Specht was named as the perpetrator in the… »
Strickland will now be investigated. If it is in time it could mean the end of his campaign. If not it promises to be a bur under his saddle for his entire term but will most likely be eclipsed by more serious activity.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The secretary of state’s office sent a challenge of Democratic… »
It is a matter of consistency and fairness. It is also a matter of Ted’s judgment. Neither of which seems to matter. Dems want to win so bad that even if Ted had been the person in question I doubt they would pull him. The would rather endure the scorn and perhaps pull him after… »
Crossposted from: Stop The ACLU
This week the ACLU held its 2006 membership conference. Over 1,500 moonbats from across the U.S. gathered to listen to the ACLU alarmist exaggerations and lies. The event was televised on CSPAN and there were some interesting moments such as when Justice Scalia slam dunked Nadine Strossen in a… »
