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Title: Scott Brown Calls 911 For WAH!!!-mbulance...Dems Are BIG Meanies!!!!
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Daily Caller [tho in this case should be "cryer"]
URL Source: http://dailycaller.com/2010/01/16/r ... s-democratic-party-over-flier/
Published: Jan 19, 2010
Author: Alex Pappas
Post Date: 2010-01-19 11:23:11 by war
Keywords: None
Views: 9266
Comments: 130
Scott Brown, the Republican candidate for the Massachusetts Senate seat up for election on Tuesday, is filing a criminal complaint against the Massachusetts Democratic Party over a flier claiming he’s against giving emergency contraception to rape victims. The flier reportedly says “1,736 women were raped in Massachusetts in 2008. Scott Brown wants hospitals to turn them all away,” according to Greg Sargent’s blog. Dan Winslow, counsel for the Scott Brown for U.S. Senate campaign, held a media availability at 4 p.m. Saturday to announce the criminal complaint resulting from a recent mailing paid for and sent by the Massachusetts Democratic Party, according to a press release sent out by the campaign. Brown has taken heat from Democratic challenger Martha Coakley in the campaign because as a lawmaker in Massachusetts, he once offered an amendment that allows health care workers to opt out of giving emergency contraception to rape victims if doing so conflicts with their beliefs. “The campaign’s rhetoric has gone from negative to malicious,” Massachusetts Republican party spokeswoman Tarah Donoghue told The Daily Caller from Brown’s weekend bus tour Saturday. “It’s outright offensive and it’s a distortion of Scott Brown’s record.” Donoghue said the complaint will likely be filed next week because criminal complaints cannot be filed on the weekends in Massachusetts and Monday is a holiday. The complaint is based off Chapter 56, Section 42 of Massachusetts law that states, “No person shall publish or cause to be published in any letter, circular, advertisement, poster or in any other writing any false statement in relation to any question submitted to the voters, which statement is designed to affect the vote on said question.” Those convicted could face a fine no more than $1,000 and jail time not exceeding six months. “There is plenty of room for the rough and tumble of politics, and sharp elbows, and spin. But the line is drawn at false statements,” Donoghue wrote in an email. Donoghue said Massachusetts GOP chairwoman Jennifer Nassour attended Saturday’s announcements at the state GOP headquarters. The Coakley campaign did not immediately return requests for comment. But the Coakley campaign sent out an email to the media prior to Brown’s Saturday press conference offering potential questions for members of the press to ask Brown’s campaign. Questions, based off of the Coakley campaign’s weekend criticism of Brown over not offering health insurance to all of his campaign employees, included: How can Scott Brown justify denying health insurance coverage to even junior staffers? How much money is this scheme saving the Brown campaign? Brown is running against Coakley in Tuesday’s special election for the Senate seat long served by Sen. Ted Kennedy until he died from brain cancer this summer.
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#90. To: war (#89)
That applies to quite a few LPer's who come over here to stink the place up. I don't know why they do, since the new LP, purged of nearly everyone who isn't a right thinker, should be paradise to them.
"...Yosef said / Orly's gonna drive me to drinkin' if she don' stop riding that Hot Rod Lincoln...."
They are trying to spread the belief far and wide the fact that Palin supporters are the most brain damaged and sociopathic?
Drudge's headline about Brown running for President must be causing them some distress. He appears to be sane and rational, which is quite a contrast to Saint Sarah.
"...Yosef said / Orly's gonna drive me to drinkin' if she don' stop riding that Hot Rod Lincoln...."
...have no issue using racial epithets... That's what gets me...
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
They are holding out for Reagan to arise from the grave and save them (probably from themselves).
That's what gets me... They talk just like the inmates. Which I assume they either are or have been. The pubby and dem orgs used to hire lots of these types out of halfway houses and conditional release facilities.
I see Palin is going to campaign for McCain. This is going to be fun to watch.
"...Yosef said / Orly's gonna drive me to drinkin' if she don' stop riding that Hot Rod Lincoln...."
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
I wish that N'tertained Lurker posted here. It should be great entertainment to see how all of this will be rationalized.
There's a thread at LP that's going to be great entertainment. The yucktard is already sputtering. It should really get good once MD20/20 wakes up from his nightly drunk and joins the fray.
"...Yosef said / Orly's gonna drive me to drinkin' if she don' stop riding that Hot Rod Lincoln...."
Do you think they realize he's pro-choice?
Think. You used the word "think". They don't think. They, with the help of Palin, sunk a similar candidate, Dierdre Scozzafava, in October, giving the seat to the Dems. "Think" never applies to these people.
"...Yosef said / Orly's gonna drive me to drinkin' if she don' stop riding that Hot Rod Lincoln...."
Freddy is Fredo, a degenerate gambler who lives his life in the shadow of people with normal IQ's
And you use a fictional character as your example so what does that make you?
yukon's newest ID here.
If you and I, from opposite ends of the political spectrum, can see this, why can't 'they'?
This isn't the big deal it was just nine years ago, GO65.
Yes, you don't know what your talking about, as usual.
I think that remains to be seen. The idea that the GOP would put a pro-choice Republican at the top of the ticket strikes me as about as likely as War saying he really likes Cheney. :-)
Because politicians are governed by their need for cash, not by what's best for their constituents.
An insurance company's presence in a state is going to be directly attributable to the level of direct cash payements it receives for being there...
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
Aetna, United Healthcare, UniCare, Blue Cross Blue Shield of CA, PacifiCare, Humana, Kaiser Permanente, Health Net, Cigna, and Assurant Health...all offer health policies in CA...IIRC there is also a statewide HMO/Health co- operative... The health care debate's vortex is WHO GETS PAID FOR BEING THERE. IF you threaten the direct flow of tax dollars into an insurer's coffers you activate that vortex...so putting health care into the public domain results in either a battle to the death of the issue or the abandonment of that insurer from that particular market.
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
No, its already a non issue in most Conservative circles that matter. Even Limbaugh said six weeks ago it was time to let it go.
I'd say 'incumbents' but outside of that, yep.
back on topic, this is worth a read. Based on his voting record, Scott Brown will be the most liberal Republican in the Senate.
(laughing) give it up, GO.
He'll move to the right to get the money...it's laughable to believe that a pro- choice republican is going to sell outside of THAT state...he'll either get "the anti-choice religion" or face a challenge from within his own party in 2012. Look at Romney...pro choice until he decided to run for POTUS...they all get it...it's where the money is... How many pro-choice candidates did the GOP primaries have? Guiliani was the only one or, better descriptive, closest one, I believe...how'd he make out?
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
Yep, remember that the party torpedoed McCain's choice of Lieberman as his VP because of Lieberman's pro-choice views.
Has Fredo given you, a drug addled, truck stop blow job artist, permission to speak for him?
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
There was another pro-choice name floated, I think...Der Redenfuhrer maybe?
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
I responded to the wrong post and since you can't change the "to" I simply cut it out on edit and sent it to the correct person...go65...
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
I understand
Can you imagine if he had picked SANFORD?
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
Kewel..thanks...
No Stems No Seeds That You Don't Need...
People need permission to post in your drug addled world in which you mix real with fictional characters? LOLOLOL to a true Palin supporter. She's a fictional figment but you are too doped up to know.
This from a postmenopausal maiden who lives on a farm with her mother? Does a Norman Bates-type 'do you' when the urge strikes?
I just hope you don't act out your fantasies on some poor little girl. You and that jag are creepy posters. So.... were you hired fresh out of jail or from a Conrep facility?
Yes you are.
You really should whore.
Esse Quam Videri.
If I had to wager I'd say two out of the three with drunk and stupid being the surest bet...
#91. To: Skip Intro (#90)
That applies to quite a few LPer's who come over here to stink the place up. I don't know why they do, since the new LP, purged of nearly everyone who isn't a right thinker, should be paradise to them.
#92. To: mininggold (#91)
They are trying to spread the belief far and wide the fact that Palin supporters are the most brain damaged and sociopathic?
#93. To: mininggold (#87)
Funny that his so called friends here...
#94. To: Skip Intro (#92)
Drudge's headline about Brown running for President must be causing them some distress. He appears to be sane and rational, which is quite a contrast to Saint Sarah.
#95. To: war (#93)
...have no issue using racial epithets...
#96. To: mininggold (#91)
They are trying to spread the belief far and wide the fact that Palin supporters are the most brain damaged and sociopathic?
#97. To: mininggold (#95)
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#98. To: Skip Intro (#96)
I see Palin is going to campaign for McCain. This is going to be fun to watch.
#99. To: mininggold (#98)
I wish that N'tertained Lurker posted here. It should be great entertainment to see how all of this will be rationalized.
#100. To: Skip Intro (#92)
Drudge's headline about Brown running for President must be causing them some distress. He appears to be sane and rational, which is quite a contrast to Saint Sarah.
#101. To: go65 (#100)
Do you think they realize he's pro-choice?
#102. To: Liberator (#66)
#103. To: 20 Percent Unemployment (#102)
Freddy is Fredo, a degenerate gambler who lives his life in the shadow of people with normal IQ's
#104. To: mininggold (#103)
And you use a fictional character as your example so what does that make you?
#105. To: go65 (#85)
#106. To: go65 (#100)
Do you think they realize he's pro-choice?
#107. To: war (#88)
#108. To: Badeye (#106)
This isn't the big deal it was just nine years ago, GO65.
#109. To: Badeye (#105)
If you and I, from opposite ends of the political spectrum, can see this, why can't 'they'?
#110. To: go65 (#109)
#111. To: go65 (#109)
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#112. To: go65 (#108)
#113. To: go65 (#109)
#114. To: Badeye, war (#113)
#115. To: go65 (#114)
#116. To: go65 (#114)
Based on his voting record, Scott Brown will be the most liberal Republican in the Senate.
#117. To: war (#116)
How many pro-choice candidates did the GOP primaries have? Guiliani was the only one or, better descriptive, closest one, I believe...how'd he make out?
#118. To: mininggold (#103)
#119. To: 20 Percent Unemployment (#118)
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#120. To: war (#119)
(Edited)
#121. To: go65 (#117)
#122. To: 20 Percent Unemployment (#120)
#123. To: war (#122)
#124. To: go65 (#117)
#125. To: 20 Percent Unemployment (#123)
#126. To: 20 Percent Unemployment (#118)
Has Fredo given you,
#127. To: mininggold (#126)
#128. To: 20 Percent Unemployment (#127)
#129. To: 20 Percent Unemployment (#127)
You and that jag are creepy posters.
#130. To: go65, fred mertz, war (#76)
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