And don't forget, they own the media so selling their hypocrisy is easy...

You can't turn on a cable station without some empty suit and a haircut telling you that McCain't is a hero...or that Obama is a Muslim.

So I wish you luck...if you really want to be "heard" the first thing is you have to buy your own cable station...good luck with that.

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It's like this: I consider them fair game because THEY were the ones who brought homosexuality into the political debate with their anti-gay marriage amendments, didn't? THEY were the ones who laid claim to the mantle of "Family Values," didn't they? Thus even John McCain's infidelity to his first wife and marriage to the Beer Girl before his divorce became final are blatant examples of Republican hypocrisy...unless adultery and bigamy are "Family Values." This is like shooting fish in a barrel!

If someone's going to claim the moral high ground, their own behavior had better be beyond reproach...right?

Republicans' behavior isn't even close!

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Wow! You know, I didn't really know that! Thank you. A lot.

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How about Cheney's daughter who is openly gay? Imagine that, Darth Cheney, who openly hates homosexuals and lesbians drove his own daughter into the gay life...

Here's something for you, look up the Packwood Dairy. You want sexual hypocrisy? Now that's some mondo mega hypocrisy.

But that's what the right wingers do, they talk the talk and then buy up the media so no one sees the walk they walk...

Hell, if they didn't invent sexual deviants...they certainly are gang busters in recruiting them.

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Hahahahahaha....when it comes to the right wingers, there is so much to know and so little time to find out about their sexual proclivities and deviant behaviors.

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I think it's about time for me to pull the covers off some more cheap-labor conservatives and throw 'em under the bus.

From the Anchorage, Daily News:

Nearly two years after the FBI raided his office, state Sen. John Cowdery was indicted on conspiracy and bribery charges.The Anchorage Republican is accused of scheming with Veco Corp. executives to buy the vote of another senator in the battle for an oil tax favored by North Slope oil producers.

According to the 16-page indictment, Cowdery and others conspired in 2006 to give another senator $25,000, characterized as campaign contributions. The indictment was handed up by a grand jury Wednesday and filed in US District Court on Thursday, July 10th. Bribery and conspiracy...good ol' "Family values!"

And here's some particularly disgusting GOPerversion:

The former chairman of the Clark County Republican Party pleaded guilty today to criminal deviate conduct as part of an agreement that could result in two years behind bars. Glenn Murphy Jr. was arrested after authorities said he performed oral sex on a sleeping man following a July 28 party at a home in Jeffersonville. The plea agreement calls for a six-year sentence, with four years suspended.
Murphy, who was also chairman of the Young Republican National Federation, resigned from both posts when the allegations were made public in August of last year.

Pretty gross, huh?

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Feds Charge Porn Producer With Selling Adult Content to Adults | Threat Level from Wired.com

Bob Packwood, Senator (R-Ore.), resigned in 1995 under a threat of public senate hearings related to 10 female ex-staffers accusing him of sexual harassment.

Go to the link, they have about two hundred cases of republicans committing one kind of sexual devancy or another...

http://www.stanford.edu/group/SIG/LudlamOralHistory.pdf

Bob Packwood was Republican Senator from Oregon from 1968-1995, when he was forced to resign after allegations of sexual harassment of women emerged. Packwood's political demise began in November 1992, when the Washington Post confronted him with detailed allegations of sexual misconduct. By threatening legal action, Packwood was able to delay publication of the story until after the election, where he defeated NOW-endorsed Les Aucoin by a razor-thin margin. The National Organization for Women took up the cause of at least 29 women who eventually came forward to allege sexual abuse and assaults, dating back over the years. The sexual abuse side of Packwood's problems, played up in the public media, obscured charges that he encouraged offers of financial assistance from lobbyists and other persons who had a particular interest in legislation or issues that Senator Packwood could influence. As the situation developed, he was also charged with trying to obstruct the investigation. The Senate decided against public hearings. With pressure mounting against him, Packwood finally announced his resignation from the Senate on September 7, 1995, after the Senate Ethics Committee unanimously recommended that he be expelled from the Senate for ethical misconduct. Senator Packwood's diary became a key issue: whether a diary can be subpoenaed, whether Packwood attempted to blackmail his fellow senators with threats concerning the purported content of his diaries, and his blatant excisions from it.

Or you can try this: Hightower: The Real Lewdness in Packwood's Diaries | AlterNet

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This well runs deep....

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Add necrophilia to the list of GOP sexual preferences.

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January 20, 2009 - The end of an error.

You're rushing me! I wasn't going to do this right now...but let's go!

For the uninitiated, Oregon Senator Bob Packwood's political demise began in November 1992, when the Washington Post outlined detailed allegations of sexual misconduct by Packwood. By threatening legal action, Packwood was able to delay publication of the story until after the election, where he won by a razor-thin margin.

The National Organization for Women took up the cause of at least 29 women who eventually came forward to allege sexual abuse and assaults, dating back over the years, including one woman who sued him for $5 million, claiming he had attempted to strangle her. The sexual abuse side of Packwood's problems, played up in the public media, obscured charges that he encouraged offers of financial assistance from lobbyists and other persons who had a particular interest in legislation or issues that Senator Packwood could influence. As the situation developed, he was also charged with trying to obstruct the investigation.

Obviously a complete dirtbag...but it get's worse! Senator Packwood's diary became a key issue: whether a diary can be subpoenaed, whether Packwood attempted to blackmail his fellow senators with threats concerning the purported content of his diaries, and his blatant excisions from it.

Your GOP at work!

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