No MSM bias to see here... move along..

[kbohip]

The republicans have done this for awhile. They got away with it in 2000....barely. McCain should have been the guy in 2000 and Romney should have been the guy in 2008. When Rubio loses in 2016 to Elizabeth Warren, you guys will all be talking about how Rubio should have been the guy in 2012. It's like they are always one election behind for putting up the right candidates.

I'm sorry you believe anything in that paragraph!

[AMDScooter]

Another "True but False" factoid sure to stump our complicit MSM... why does Obama hate women?

Oh my: Obama White House paying women employees less than men?

[Keven]

The republicans have done this for awhile. They got away with it in 2000....barely. McCain should have been the guy in 2000 and Romney should have been the guy in 2008. When Rubio loses in 2016 to Elizabeth Warren, you guys will all be talking about how Rubio should have been the guy in 2012. It's like they are always one election behind for putting up the right candidates.

Elizabeth Warren has no appeal to anybody outside of the far left. She'd do better running for Prime Minister of England.

[Keven]

I'm sure you saw, the special prosecutor in the Treyvon Martin case announced second-degree murder charges for Zimmerman tonight.

I am extremely suspicious of the whole thing. The whole thing reeks of "prosecution by angry mob".

Ever read "To Kill A Mockingbird"? I have a feeling that's what is going on here, except the guy being charged with murder is a "white Hispanic", not a black guy.

Not that I think Zimmerman is completely innocent. I think he was itching for trouble and found it.

The special prosecutor said in her press conference that she'll get "justice for Treyvon". Why can't we just have "justice" - period?

[BlackDragon24]

Elizabeth Warren has no appeal to anybody outside of the far left. She'd do better running for Prime Minister of England.

Well I'm sure they said the same thing about Barrack Hussein Obama

[Dutchcedar]

Well I'm sure they said the same thing about Barrack Hussein Obama

They said the exact opposite. They said he was the great uniter. The one who could cross party lines and bring us all together. A voice for all people.

[Keven]

They said the exact opposite. They said he was the great uniter. The one who could cross party lines and bring us all together. A voice for all people.

Exactly. President BO ran as a centrist. Little did we know he would be the most liberal president in history, unless you're an extreme liberal in which case you think he's a moderate Republican.

Remember: "We're not a country of red states and blue states, we're a country of UNITED states." Uh, gag me.

[tucker]

Obambi is a

Warrior for the middle class

Warrior for the women

[SteveW]

Well I'm sure they said the same thing about Barrack Hussein Obama

They did in fact say much the same and look what we got. The same, an ultra left dirt bag.

[BlackDragon24]

They said the exact opposite.

They did in fact say much the same...

It's hard to argue against you guys when you can't even agree on the simple stuff

[AMDScooter]

Mediamonkeys4obama follow their messiah's lead in paying women less...


Why do Soros monkeys hate women?

The Soros-backed hit men of Media Matters for America have led the GOP-bashing “War on Women” battle cry.
But how does the progressive organization measure up to the “equal pay,” diversity quotas, and gender equity standards it accuses Republicans of failing to meet?
After reviewing the Soros monkey’s recent tax filings, these inconvenient facts have come to light:
Top 5 highest paid employees in 2008 (base pay):
David Brock — $266,704
Eric Burns — $217,351
Jamison W. Foser — $188,333
George Lattimore — $163,451
Marcia Kuntz — $147,879
Top 5 highest paid employees in 2009 (base pay):
David Brock — $286,804 (7.5% increase over 2008)
Eric Burns — $240,579 (10.7% increase over 2008)
Tate Williams — $162,812
Marcia Kuntz — $147,454 (0.02% decrease from 2008)
Ari Rabin-Havt — $134,484
Top 5 highest paid employees in 2010 (base pay):
Eric Burns — $256,187 (6.5% increase over 2009)
David Brock — $254,547 (11.2% decrease from 2009)
Marcia Kuntz — $199,730 (35.5% increase from 2009)
Tate Williams — $192,810 (18.4% increase over 2009)
Ari Rabin-Havt — $167,052 (24.2% increase over 2009)
That’s one woman among the top five highest paid MMFA employees over three years. According to a recent list of MMFA goons, men appear to outnumber women at the group by two to one, and compensation is based not on Lily Ledbetter-style mandates but (according to the group’s 990 forms) is “BASED ON THE COMPENSATION STUDIES AND USING COMPARATIVE DATA FROM OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.”
Like the Obama White House and Democrats who coordinate closely with MMFA, it’s do as they say, not as they do.

[AMDScooter]

(R)emember back in the day when having a "wide stance" stupidity was all over the news? You remember.. back when the MSM was busy ignoring the John E(D)wards dealeo? Well.. continuing on that theme:

North Carolina Democratic Party Official Charged With Sexually Harassing a Dude; Victim Paid Off

Scandal as usual.

A top North Carolina Democratic Party official has reportedly been identified as the accused perpetrator in a sexual harassment claim made by a former staffer.

Jay Parmley, North Carolina’s Democratic Party executive director, has been accused of sexual harassment by Adriadn Ortega, a former communications staffer for the state party...

The Daily Caller previously reported emails documenting Democrats fretting that the news of the payoff might come out.

“If this hits the media, the Democratic Party, our candidates, and our credibility are doomed in this election,” reads one email exchange between state Democratic leaders.

Apparently the media they have in North Carolina isn't the one I'm accustomed to, because otherwise the email would read:

Dude, don't sweat it, we're golden like Gary Oldman. Let's go out for some hookers and snacks.

Sex harassment of staffer... payoff... nuthin' to see here. Keep walking.

[BlackDragon24]

(R)emember back in the day when having a "wide stance" stupidity was all over the news? You remember.. back when the MSM was busy ignoring the John E(D)wards dealeo?

Remember that the "wide stance" story broke three months before the enquirer ever even started reporting on the Edwards story?

Here, I got sumthin especially for you Scoot

[AMDScooter]

Remember that the "wide stance" story broke three months before the enquirer ever even started reporting on the Edwards story?

I'm sure you are completely unaware you just proved my point. The rumors about that other stay at home mom Rielle Hunter:

had been around for some time. Yet your party's media arm embarrassed itself by dutifully ignoring the infidelities of the silk pony until the Enquirer picked it up and they could no longer do so. But I digress.

Seeing as you don't wanna seem to wanna comment on the apparent douchebaggery someone on your team was up to.
-or-
Your teams attempt to buy the victim's silence.

Tell me which is worse here BD. Wide stance in a pooblic rest room or forcing yourself on a male colleague?

Here, I got sumthin especially for you Scoot

Nice... does it come with the anti-kool aid parka?

[AMDScooter]

^^^

Oh.. and the non-news-worthy story continues as the (D)ouche in question just decided to uh.. what's the euphemism for (D)emorats bailing over scandal this week? I dunno.. I'll use a (D) staple "spend more time with his family". He and Anthony W33ner can now go golfing together.

North Carolina Democratic Party executive director resigns in wake of same-sex sexual harassment allegations

North Carolina Democratic Party executive director Jay Parmley resigned Sunday in the wake of allegations that he sexually harassed one of his former communications staffers.

Last week The Daily Caller uncovered emails that seemed to show that an unidentified state Democratic Party official, later revealed to be Parmley, sexually harassed communications staffer Adriadn Ortega.

The emails indicated that the Democratic Party made a financial settlement with Ortega, and that both Ortega and Parmley signed non-disclosure agreements to keep the incident quiet.

Local news outlets have reported that Ortega was fired after he made the sexual-harassment allegations, and that the state party has not been transparent about his firing since it happened.

In his resignation letter, Parmley denied the sexual harassment allegations and blamed TheDC for tying the alleged incident to him.
“As you know last Friday, Tucker Carlson’s right-wing blog Daily Caller and Art Pope’s Civitas Institute began spreading a false and misleading story about a supposed incident of harassment at the NCDP,” Parmley wrote.

The emails TheDC first reported on were between state Democratic chairman David Parker and Democratic statehouse candidate Watt Jones. They expressed concern that the sex scandal could sink the state party and its candidates in the upcoming election.

“If this hits the media, the Democratic Party, our candidates, and our credibility are doomed in this election,” Jones wrote to Parker.

Parmley’s resignation comes in the wake of Democratic activists in North Carolina pushing for accountability and transparency in the midst of this scandal. Many party activists demanded Parmley’s resignation, as well as Parker’s resignation or firing. Many more state Democratic activists have called on the party to be transparent about the financial settlement and allegations.

It’s unclear at this time whether Parker will resign as well.

The Raleigh News and Observer reported that Democratic activists circulated resolutions demanding a change in party leadership at party conventions in Wake and Durham counties over the weekend.

One resolution demanded that the Democratic Party must be “not only beyond guilt but above suspicion, and event a hint or perception of a cover-up is damaging to the party’s credibility.”

Lieutenant Gov. Walter Dalton, who is running for governor, has called for the resignations or firings of those responsible for any sexual harassment.

“We cannot tolerate sexual harassment in the workplace,” Dalton said at a local Democratic Party meeting over the weekend.

“If there’s any truth to the allegations, somebody should resign or be fired immediately. We won’t tolerate that.”

Other Democratic gubernatorial candidates, including former U.S. Rep. Bob Etheridge and state Rep. Bill Faison, have remained quiet on the matter.

Democratic Gov. Bev Perdue has not commented on the sexual harassment allegations, and state Democratic Party spokesman Walton Robinson has not responded to several requests from TheDC for comment.

Democratic National Committee spokesman Brad Woodhouse has also not responded to several requests for comment from TheDC either. It remains unclear whether the national party or its chairwoman, Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, fear that this growing scandal could harm Democrats nationally, including President Obama.

President Obama’s campaign team views North Carolina as an important state in the his bid for re-election. Charlotte is the site of this year’s Democratic National Convention.

Keep walking.. nuthin' to see here...