Comments on: Turning the “McCarthy” comment into money

By: L. mack

L. mack — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 06:49:21 +0000

Mr Edelman
You mentioned in a Mar 18th Yonkers Tribune Blog entry, that you didnt think Obama can carry New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida, arent they democratic strong holds. Do you really think Mcain will carry those states.

Also you mentioned that Obama’s Rev. called America the KKK
Did Louis Farakhan as you mentioned really call Judaism a gutter religion?
Just want to confirm.

By: the consultant

the consultant — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 12:41:22 +0000

James Carville is personally enamored of Hillary..and
he admits it …”I just love the woman” he has told
tim russert more than one time..he actually is a Clintonista
big time who wants Bill back in the white house…and so
anything that spoils the plan like the democrats falling
in love with Obama is of course high treason….but richardson is not the only Clinton former cabinet official
to support Obama…there are several others including clintons former attorney during the impeachment proceedings
HMMMM wonder what he knows?

By: ed

ed — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 03:18:23 +0000

Richardson looks like he should try professional wrestling for a while. He might have to. Carville, too, unless he decides to do horror movies. Al Gore is hoping Obama and Hillary both lose and that the planet heats up, contrary to the latest NASA facts. Then, he either tries to run in 2012 or else he, too, at 350 lbs. joins the other two in the WWWF.

By: Zeppo Marx

Zeppo Marx — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 02:47:28 +0000

How about the Clinton camp’s James Carville calling Bill Richardson Judas for selling out the Clintons by endorsing Obama? He said it was ironic because it happened during Holy Week. Thirty pieces of silver or a VP slot promise?

Sam Zherka is off the wall and is officially under criminal investigation in Manhattan—based on quotes from his own legal papers which were quoted on this blog. Someone should file grievances against any lawyer who files frivolous suits, or counter sue. Lawyers like that know their suits are frivolous but do it anyway for the money they get paid.

By: the consultant

the consultant — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 22:30:11 +0000

think we need a discussion about frivolous lawsuits
which are aimed at stopping prosecutors from discharging
their constitutional obligationlâ€¦the recent mount
vernon indictments are a complete rebutall of those
who said that federal authorities were attempting to
influence the election..and the zherka lawsuit
against various unnamed defendants in the face of
an investigation by the manhattan county da is another
exampleâ€¦the justice system needs to sanction these
kinds of lawsuits and sanction the lawyers who file
them..in fact a grievance may be appropriate