Tuesday, March 18, 2014

A sign of the times

In Philadelphia, Democratic corruption so obvious and well documented that a new attorney general, also a Democrat, naturally, simply had to drop charges.


   "The Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office ran an undercover sting operation over three years that captured leading Philadelphia Democrats, including four members of the city's state House delegation, on tape accepting money, The Inquirer has learned.
Yet no one was charged with a crime.
Prosecutors began the sting in 2010 when Republican Tom Corbett was attorney general. After Democrat Kathleen G. Kane took office in 2013, she shut it down.
Sources with knowledge of the sting said the investigation made financial pitches to both Republicans and Democrats, but only Democrats accepted the payments.

What, evil Republicans refused an illegal payoff, but Democrats eagerly accepted?  It's the world turned upside down!



   "Four state lawmakers took money, the sources said. State Rep. Ronald G. Waters accepted multiple payments totaling $7,650; State Rep. Vanessa Brown took $4,000; State Rep. Michelle Brownlee received $3,500; and State Rep. Louise Bishop took $1,500, said people with knowledge of the investigation.
Bishop denied receiving money. Brownlee said she couldn't recall taking a payment, and Brown declined to discuss the matter.
Sources say that as money changed hands, the conversations were often blunt.
In May 2011, Ali went to Brown's office and handed her an envelope with $2,000, according to people who have reviewed a transcript of a tape Ali made on that day.
As Brown accepted the money, they said, she put it in her purse and said: "Yo, good looking and Ooowee. . . . Thank you twice."
Wow, such quality people!
Somehow, I doubt this would have occurred if four Republican politicians had been caught so red handed.  
Really, if the laws don't apply to Democrats, then why should anyone obey them?

1 comment:

  1. From what I understand, they were all Democrats of color as well.

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