In that context this becomes even more interesting.  About the phone jamming, the judge who convicted Tobin said, "It was a direct assault on a free and fair electoral system," and "We'll never know if the wrong people are sitting in government because of this effort."

I just don't understand why Allen wouldn't want to stay as far away as possible from such bungling hoodlums.

Let's get real, Lowell.  Are you trying to distract everyone from what really matters?  I heard you had a traffic ticket once upon a time.

I'll never live it down! :)

a simple parking ticket. You paid up, right?  :-)

B-b-b-b-b Bill Clinton!
Did you notice that this all happened AFTER you Libs allowed  homosexuals to get married? Huh?

Ted Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, Ted Kennedy

Dirty Hippies, Dirty Hippies, Dirty Hippies

Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Chackle, Chackle, Chackle.

I.Ignotus 

heck, I had far more than that.

But here's the key -- neither Lowell nor I
- got it/them for driving under the influence
- tried to hide it/them

nor have either of us been picked up for drug possession and then had Daddy pull strings to get us community service so we didn't have an arrest record

and I haven't named names, so if you are drawing conclusion, that shows you know precisely about whom i am writing

Lets rack 'em up!

Convicted:
James Tobin, Republican National Committee official.
Charles McGee, Republican State Committee executive director.
Allen Raymond, GOP consultant.

Trial pending:
Shaun Hansen, GOP consultant

"Conservative Values" in action?

Don't forget the guy who was convicted after the 2001 election when Mark Warner won.  He was caught easedropping on a democratic conference all.  Marconi or Marciani or something like that. They cheated and still lost!!

Gary Russell Thomson,Chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia (RPV) pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor charge of aiding and abetting the unauthorized publication of a wire communication, and was sentenced to two years of supervised probation and a $2000 fine.

One of his subordinates was Edmund A. Matricardi, III, the Executive Director of the RPV. On March 20 and 21, 2002, a Democratic official sent out an announcement by e-mail and fax to “Democratic General Assembly Members.� It listed a dial-in telephone number and a participation code, which allowed access to a conference call involving members of the Joint Democratic Caucus.

On March 22, 2002, Jane Doe passed on the telephone number and participation code to Matricardi. That afternoon, Matricardi secretly listened to the Democratic conference call for approximately two and one-half hours, recorded it and later reported the contents of the call to others, including Thomson. On March 23, 2002, Matricardi, aided and abetted by Thomson, disclosed the contents of the March 22 intercepted call to a representative of the Attorney General’s Office.

Paul J. McNulty, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia: “Our primary goal in the investigation of this entire matter has been to strengthen the safeguards for the privacy of telecommunications.

From Nixon and his secret recordings, thru Virginia Republican officials, right up to the Bush Administration eavesdropping, the Republicans have a long history of contempt for the 4th Amendment to the Constitution.

Culture Of Corruption.

On April 3,2003 the Virginia State Bar summarily suspended Edmund Arthur Matricardi III's license to practice law. On April 1, Matricardi entered a plea of guilty to charges of interception of a wire communication in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 2511 (1)(a).

By then, Matricardi had fled to South Carolina and been hired briefly by the state GOP - they have since re-thought that decision.

And the Virginia Attorney General that Matricardi shared his illegal documents with? Jerry Kilgore.

Wait until those swiftboat ads to start churning out.  After all, FELIX can't run on his record.  How stupid does FELIX think Virginians are?  Only time will tell....

Thanks for posting this info on the integrity of Allen's team.  It's good to know. 

So, another Republican's little secrets are being made public, huh?

GREAT.  BC I am sooooo tired of talking about Clinton and his blowjob.  It's just simply not the answer to everything that is questionable (and there is A LOT) from the R side of the aisle.  Of course, watch Washington Journal just ONE MORNING and you would think Clinton killed Laci Peterson, started the war, and IS Osama Bin Laden dressed in a costume.

What I have seen thus far from the Webb campaign is the flat out REFUSAL to let a Republican (Felix) hide his seriously dirty laundry while making their opponents (the awesome James Webb) somewhat worn yet not quite dirty or smelly laundry out to hang on the clotheline for all to see.  Felix can go ahead and try to swiftboat all he wants; there is more scandal to come, and there will be debates where he will come away embarassed, looking like he just got the rug pulled out from under him.  The rug called "Senator", that is.  I have faith in the Webb campaign to fight hard and strong; I also have faith that Felix and his "team" will continue to screw up, big time.

I forgot that the Democratic party was supposed to bend over and take it whenever the Republican party does something wrong.  It completely slipped my mind that the Republican party could do no wrong bc 34% of the country prays and hates more and than the rest of the working public.

My bad.

Oh, but while you're at it; anything to contribute besides talking points from Fox news?  I haven't heard the word "laughable" yet.  And what about freedom ain't free?  Clinton?  Anything to tie this in with Bill Clinton?

I'll wait.

I adore you ;)

This suit stands on top of a pile of criminal convictions and seeks the involved operatives within the Bush Administration. Corrupt Republican Party officials make effective examples of the Culture of Corruption during a time of balloting.  But you knew that, so quit your whinning.

Just as soon as you stop your whining.

I do look forward to your post when this suit gets dismissed.  You WILL be submitting a retraction in that event, right?

I swear, I can just about hear the foam your mouth is making...