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Can cheat, even have babies with their mistresses, or have babies by their lovers, and some of those lovers even end up dead, without consequences or having to resign, why does a governor have to resign when it hasn't been established he did more than "sext" with the object of his affection? Again, even if it is established, so what? Just like with the replacement on the supreme court, the lefties say "do as we say, not as we do." Before anyone asks, NO, there is NO end to the hypocrisy of the left.

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Can cheat, even have babies with their mistresses, or have babies by their lovers, and some of those lovers even end up dead, without consequences or having to resign, why does a governor have to resign when it hasn't been established he did more than "sext" with the object of his affection? Again, even if it is established, so what? Just like with the replacement on the supreme court, the lefties say "do as we say, not as we do." Before anyone asks, NO, there is NO end to the hypocrisy of the left.

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Or have babies by their housemaids; see Republican Governor Arnold Schwartzeneggar and note the following:

Vito Fossella: The "family values" Republican congressman from Staten Islandadmitted he fathered an out-of-wedlock child after getting popped for drunken driving near his baby mama's house outside Washington.

Carl Paladino: The failed GOP gubernatorial candidate has an 11-year-old daughter born to a mistress who worked at his Ellicott Development company.

 

Dan Burton: The Republican Indiana congressman admitted in 1998 he had fathered a son a with a former state employee five years earlier.

Strom Thurmond: The longest-serving senator in U.S. history fathered his eldest daughter when he was 22 and her mother, a black maid for the Thurmond family, was 16. It wasn't revealed until after his death.

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Sexting?  Does that include the admitted--not fantasized--placement of hands upon the chest development and in some location "under" the object of one's affections?

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As to "so what," well the statutory criteria for impeachment in Alabama include "moral turpitude." That's WHAT!

Bestworking posted:

 

Did Bentley have a baby with his mistress while his wife was dying of cancer, and STILL working on his campaign??

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NO, he most certainly did not. And no one is saying that he did. And Edwards'  actions were reprehensible.  But the criteria for impeachment in Alabama do not require (although they arguably would include) a finding of adultery and b-a-s-t-a-r-d-y in order to remove an elected official from office.  "Moral turpitude," however, is included in the criteria for removal from office:

Section 173 of the Constitution of 1901 (current Constitution of Alabama):

"The governor, lieutenant-governor, attorney-general, state auditor, secretary of state, state treasurer, superintendent of education, commissioner of agriculture and industries, and justices of the supreme court may be removed from office for willful neglect of duty, corruption in office, incompetency, or intemperance in the use of intoxicating liquors or narcotics to such an extent, in view of the dignity of the office and importance of its duties, as unfits the officer for the discharge of such duties, or for any offense involving moral turpitude while in office, or committed under color thereof, or connected therewith, by the senate sitting as a court of impeachment, under oath or affirmation, on articles or charges preferred by the house of representatives. When the governor or lieutenant-governor is impeached, the chief justice, or if he be absent or disqualified, then one of the associate justices of the supreme court, to be selected by it, shall preside over the senate when sitting as a court of impeachment. If at any time when the legislature is not in session, a majority of all the members elected to the house of representatives shall certify in writing to the secretary of state their desire to meet to consider the impeachment of the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor, it shall be the duty of the secretary of state immediately to notify the speaker of the house, who shall, within ten days after receipt of such notice, summon the members of the house, by publication in some newspaper published at the capitol, to assemble at the capitol on a day to be fixed by the speaker, not later than fifteen days after the receipt of the notice to him from the secretary of state, to consider the impeachment of the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor. If the house of representatives prefer articles of impeachment, the speaker of the house shall forthwith notify the lieutenant-governor, unless he be the officer impeached, in which event he shall notify the secretary of state, who shall summon, in the manner herein above provided for, the members of the senate to assemble at the capitol on a day to be named in said summons, not later than ten days after receipt of the notice from the speaker of the house, for the purpose of organizing as a court of impeachment. The senate, when thus organized, shall hear and try such articles of impeachment against the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor, as may be preferred by the house of representatives."

Got it?

 

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Contendahh posted:
Bestworking posted:

 

Did Bentley have a baby with his mistress while his wife was dying of cancer, and STILL working on his campaign??

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NO, he most certainly did not. And no one is saying that he did. And Edwards'  actions were reprehensible.  But the criteria for impeachment in Alabama do not require (although they arguably would include) a finding of adultery and b-a-s-t-a-r-d-y in order to remove an elected official from office.  "Moral turpitude," however, is included in the criteria for removal from office:

Section 173 of the Constitution of 1901 (current Constitution of Alabama):

"The governor, lieutenant-governor, attorney-general, state auditor, secretary of state, state treasurer, superintendent of education, commissioner of agriculture and industries, and justices of the supreme court may be removed from office for willful neglect of duty, corruption in office, incompetency, or intemperance in the use of intoxicating liquors or narcotics to such an extent, in view of the dignity of the office and importance of its duties, as unfits the officer for the discharge of such duties, or for any offense involving moral turpitude while in office, or committed under color thereof, or connected therewith, by the senate sitting as a court of impeachment, under oath or affirmation, on articles or charges preferred by the house of representatives. When the governor or lieutenant-governor is impeached, the chief justice, or if he be absent or disqualified, then one of the associate justices of the supreme court, to be selected by it, shall preside over the senate when sitting as a court of impeachment. If at any time when the legislature is not in session, a majority of all the members elected to the house of representatives shall certify in writing to the secretary of state their desire to meet to consider the impeachment of the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor, it shall be the duty of the secretary of state immediately to notify the speaker of the house, who shall, within ten days after receipt of such notice, summon the members of the house, by publication in some newspaper published at the capitol, to assemble at the capitol on a day to be fixed by the speaker, not later than fifteen days after the receipt of the notice to him from the secretary of state, to consider the impeachment of the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor. If the house of representatives prefer articles of impeachment, the speaker of the house shall forthwith notify the lieutenant-governor, unless he be the officer impeached, in which event he shall notify the secretary of state, who shall summon, in the manner herein above provided for, the members of the senate to assemble at the capitol on a day to be named in said summons, not later than ten days after receipt of the notice from the speaker of the house, for the purpose of organizing as a court of impeachment. The senate, when thus organized, shall hear and try such articles of impeachment against the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor, as may be preferred by the house of representatives."

Got it?

 

Oh HRDA, you need to shut up and stop banging that drum. No one is "saying" that you "said" he had a child with his mistress. You're doing your best to put someone in office, the highest office in the country, that has done much worse and is a danger to the country to boot, and all you can yap about is Bentley.

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Jack Flash posted:
Bestworking posted:
Bestworking posted:

Luckily, sometimes your lover can't knock you up.

 

 

 

I don't care if you are a fermented brain liberal pig, you
can't be proud of these three anti America scum feeders.

 

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The raw, undocumented, unproven assertions of a sexual relationship between Ms. Clinton and Ms. Abedin continue to be circulated by unscrupulous scum like YOU!  Have you no decency? Probably not!

 

Contendahh posted:
Jack Flash posted:
Bestworking posted:
Bestworking posted:

Luckily, sometimes your lover can't knock you up.

 

 

 

I don't care if you are a fermented brain liberal pig, you
can't be proud of these three anti America scum feeders.

 

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The raw, undocumented, unproven assertions of a sexual relationship between Ms. Clinton and Ms. Abedin continue to be circulated by unscrupulous scum like YOU!  Have you no decency? Probably not!

 

You have some nerve questioning someone else's decency!!! You that doesn't have a drop of decency. Have you met YOU??? Your idea of decency is for you to call people names and make fun of their appearance, make threads making fun of their appearance, LIE about doing it, use racist slurs against people, and then try to act all offended at something someone else posts! What a hrda you are!

Last edited by Bestworking
Bestworking posted:
Contendahh posted:
Jack Flash posted:
Bestworking posted:
Bestworking posted:

Luckily, sometimes your lover can't knock you up.

 

 

 

I don't care if you are a fermented brain liberal pig, you
can't be proud of these three anti America scum feeders.

 

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The raw, undocumented, unproven assertions of a sexual relationship between Ms. Clinton and Ms. Abedin continue to be circulated by unscrupulous scum like YOU!  Have you no decency? Probably not!

 

You have some nerve questioning someone else's decency!!! You that doesn't have a drop of decency. Have you met YOU??? Your idea of decency is for you to call people names and make fun of their appearance, make threads making fun of their appearance, LIE about doing it, use racist slurs against people, and then try to act all offended at something someone else posts! What a hrda you are!

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You are big at slinging accusations and small at proving them. And name calling? You da champ in that domain, Best!

Worth repeating. Plus it makes beternnun cry when you mention it.

 When the demoslops aren't selling guns and secrets to our enemies, and selling the country down the river to third world s********, they're having sex, knocking up their lovers, and  getting knocked up by their lovers. I'd say a little equal time for them is in order.

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Bestworking posted:

Worth repeating. Plus it makes beternnun cry when you mention it.

 When the demoslops aren't selling guns and secrets to our enemies, and selling the country down the river to third world s********, they're having sex, knocking up their lovers, and  getting knocked up by their lovers. I'd say a little equal time for them is in order.

Or, killing their lovers.

giftedamateur posted:
Bestworking posted:

Worth repeating. Plus it makes beternnun cry when you mention it.

 When the demoslops aren't selling guns and secrets to our enemies, and selling the country down the river to third world s********, they're having sex, knocking up their lovers, and  getting knocked up by their lovers. I'd say a little equal time for them is in order.

Or, killing their lovers.

Which brings us to Vincent "Vince" Foster.

Bestworking posted:

Worth repeating. Plus it makes beternnun cry when you mention it.

 When the demoslops aren't selling guns and secrets to our enemies, and selling the country down the river to third world s********, they're having sex, knocking up their lovers, and  getting knocked up by their lovers. I'd say a little equal time for them is in order.

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No tears here. I do not weep upon reading the predictable absolutist drivel you post.

Bestworking posted:
Contendahh posted:
Bestworking posted:

 

Did Bentley have a baby with his mistress while his wife was dying of cancer, and STILL working on his campaign??

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NO, he most certainly did not. And no one is saying that he did. And Edwards'  actions were reprehensible.  But the criteria for impeachment in Alabama do not require (although they arguably would include) a finding of adultery and b-a-s-t-a-r-d-y in order to remove an elected official from office.  "Moral turpitude," however, is included in the criteria for removal from office:

Section 173 of the Constitution of 1901 (current Constitution of Alabama):

"The governor, lieutenant-governor, attorney-general, state auditor, secretary of state, state treasurer, superintendent of education, commissioner of agriculture and industries, and justices of the supreme court may be removed from office for willful neglect of duty, corruption in office, incompetency, or intemperance in the use of intoxicating liquors or narcotics to such an extent, in view of the dignity of the office and importance of its duties, as unfits the officer for the discharge of such duties, or for any offense involving moral turpitude while in office, or committed under color thereof, or connected therewith, by the senate sitting as a court of impeachment, under oath or affirmation, on articles or charges preferred by the house of representatives. When the governor or lieutenant-governor is impeached, the chief justice, or if he be absent or disqualified, then one of the associate justices of the supreme court, to be selected by it, shall preside over the senate when sitting as a court of impeachment. If at any time when the legislature is not in session, a majority of all the members elected to the house of representatives shall certify in writing to the secretary of state their desire to meet to consider the impeachment of the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor, it shall be the duty of the secretary of state immediately to notify the speaker of the house, who shall, within ten days after receipt of such notice, summon the members of the house, by publication in some newspaper published at the capitol, to assemble at the capitol on a day to be fixed by the speaker, not later than fifteen days after the receipt of the notice to him from the secretary of state, to consider the impeachment of the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor. If the house of representatives prefer articles of impeachment, the speaker of the house shall forthwith notify the lieutenant-governor, unless he be the officer impeached, in which event he shall notify the secretary of state, who shall summon, in the manner herein above provided for, the members of the senate to assemble at the capitol on a day to be named in said summons, not later than ten days after receipt of the notice from the speaker of the house, for the purpose of organizing as a court of impeachment. The senate, when thus organized, shall hear and try such articles of impeachment against the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor, as may be preferred by the house of representatives."

Got it?

 

Oh HRDA, you need to shut up and stop banging that drum. No one is "saying" that you "said" he had a child with his mistress. You're doing your best to put someone in office, the highest office in the country, that has done much worse and is a danger to the country to boot, and all you can yap about is Bentley.

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You specifically asked this question, Best:

Did Bentley have a baby with his mistress while his wife was dying of cancer, and STILL working on his campaign??"

I answered it, "No, he most certainly did not." You brought the matter up and I gave you a perfectly correct answer.

You have degenerated to the level of digging up that old Vince Foster accusation against the Clintons and have added the noxious ASSertion that Hillary is a lesbian.  Really, Best is that the "best" you can do?  You get more pitiful and less credible every day, and are about to hit rock bottom. But keep those asterisks coming; it seems that the baser types of people people with filthy words on their dirty minds will find some way to express their vileness through devices such as asterisks.

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Contendahh posted:
Bestworking posted:
Contendahh posted:
Bestworking posted:

 

Did Bentley have a baby with his mistress while his wife was dying of cancer, and STILL working on his campaign??

______

NO, he most certainly did not. And no one is saying that he did. And Edwards'  actions were reprehensible.  But the criteria for impeachment in Alabama do not require (although they arguably would include) a finding of adultery and b-a-s-t-a-r-d-y in order to remove an elected official from office.  "Moral turpitude," however, is included in the criteria for removal from office:

Section 173 of the Constitution of 1901 (current Constitution of Alabama):

"The governor, lieutenant-governor, attorney-general, state auditor, secretary of state, state treasurer, superintendent of education, commissioner of agriculture and industries, and justices of the supreme court may be removed from office for willful neglect of duty, corruption in office, incompetency, or intemperance in the use of intoxicating liquors or narcotics to such an extent, in view of the dignity of the office and importance of its duties, as unfits the officer for the discharge of such duties, or for any offense involving moral turpitude while in office, or committed under color thereof, or connected therewith, by the senate sitting as a court of impeachment, under oath or affirmation, on articles or charges preferred by the house of representatives. When the governor or lieutenant-governor is impeached, the chief justice, or if he be absent or disqualified, then one of the associate justices of the supreme court, to be selected by it, shall preside over the senate when sitting as a court of impeachment. If at any time when the legislature is not in session, a majority of all the members elected to the house of representatives shall certify in writing to the secretary of state their desire to meet to consider the impeachment of the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor, it shall be the duty of the secretary of state immediately to notify the speaker of the house, who shall, within ten days after receipt of such notice, summon the members of the house, by publication in some newspaper published at the capitol, to assemble at the capitol on a day to be fixed by the speaker, not later than fifteen days after the receipt of the notice to him from the secretary of state, to consider the impeachment of the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor. If the house of representatives prefer articles of impeachment, the speaker of the house shall forthwith notify the lieutenant-governor, unless he be the officer impeached, in which event he shall notify the secretary of state, who shall summon, in the manner herein above provided for, the members of the senate to assemble at the capitol on a day to be named in said summons, not later than ten days after receipt of the notice from the speaker of the house, for the purpose of organizing as a court of impeachment. The senate, when thus organized, shall hear and try such articles of impeachment against the governor, lieutenant-governor, or other officer administering the office of governor, as may be preferred by the house of representatives."

Got it?

 

Oh HRDA, you need to shut up and stop banging that drum. No one is "saying" that you "said" he had a child with his mistress. You're doing your best to put someone in office, the highest office in the country, that has done much worse and is a danger to the country to boot, and all you can yap about is Bentley.

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You specifically asked this question, Best:

Did Bentley have a baby with his mistress while his wife was dying of cancer, and STILL working on his campaign??"

I answered it, "No, he most certainly did not." You brought the matter up and I gave you a perfectly correct answer.

You have degenerated to the level of digging up that old Vince Foster accusation against the Clintons and have added the noxious ASSertion that Hillary is a lesbian.  Really, Best is that the "best" you can do?  You get more pitiful and less credible every day, and are about to hit rock bottom. But keep those asterisks coming; it seems that the baser types of people people with filthy words on their dirty. trashy minds will find some way to express their vileness through devices such as asterisks.

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