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re: The Globe, Scott Brown, and abortion

spilot113 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 02:46:40 GMT

Seems like you are trying to create a controversy where there is none.

re: Tisei's sexuality: news or not?

mike — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 13:06:30 GMT

What, the Herald isn't noting Tisei's sexual orientation? I'm shocked, shocked! Is this the same paper that celebrated Republican candidate Brown's stand against gay marriage when running against Cheryl Jaques (as Carr would say, "rhymes with fakes")? Pick an adjective: hypocritical, disingenuous, two-faced. Why haven't Howie or Joe Fitzgerald written about this? After all, in their eyes, it's just another exaample of people who practice immoral behavior running for office.

On another note, has no one taken Baker to task for his "no new taxes" pledge? This is the same guy who, as CEO of HPHC, has been responsible for more than doubling premiums over the past 10 years. This is out the Romney playbook: he won't raise taxes, but every other conceivable avenue will be utilized, esp. fees.

re: Tisei's sexuality: news or not?

Adam Reilly — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:06:22 GMT

Brian, that "interesting" sounds like you've got a point to make. So do it! I confess that RMG is not on my radar screen the way the Globe and Herald are. What's being said there, and what are your thoughts on the issue?

re: Tisei's sexuality: news or not?

Brian — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:24:42 GMT

No mentions of RedMassGroup and this discussion about him over there? Interesting.

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re: The Globe, Scott Brown, and abortion

publius — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:48:22 GMT

Was Chicago School Board President Michael Scott Snitching On Valarie Jarrett?

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Chicago, IL—Was it a suicide or cover-up murder that took Chicago School Board President Michael Scott’s life?

Currently Chicago police are looking at every angle. Despite the Cook County Medical Examiner’s ruling of suicide the police investigation continues.

The area of interest was a corruption probe of Scott’s land acquisition in hope of a hugely profitable expected condemnation for the anticipated 2016 Olympics. Barack Obama insiders including Valerie Jarrett stood to make millions had Chicago been awarded the games. Jarrett is a senior advisor and assistant to Obama.

Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey took unusual steps to influence the Olympic Committee which turned down Chicago in the very first vote.

Not only did Scott have his personal fortune at stake he was under investigation over the conflict of interest.

One insider tells Crimefile News that Scott was cooperating with authorities in their probe and had given information on Jarrett and others.

The corruption trail leads straight to the Whitehouse. Unfortunately the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Cook County State’s and Attorney, Illinois Attorney General are all friendly to the Whitehouse. A special prosecutor needs to be appointed and given manpower along with funding to resolve this mess.

Chicago police homicide investigators have the ball in their court right now. It remains to be seen if this investigation will be shut down.

Somehow this story evokes the memory of Vincent Foster and Hillary Clinton. Did Hillary Clinton locate and destroy the Presidential Order to suspend the Posse Comitatus provision of our Constitution? Vince Foster reportedly had possession of the Clinton Whitehouse order to enable the use of the military against the Branch Davidians in Waco, Texas.

There are over 1400 stories on this blog go to the main page at www.crimefilenews.com

re: The Globe, Scott Brown, and abortion

Adam Reilly — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 19:14:42 GMT

Spilot, can you elaborate?

re: The Globe, Scott Brown, and abortion

spilot113 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 18:44:49 GMT

Oh, puh-leese Adam, give it a rest.

re: Obama's Fort Hood screw-up

Thomas — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:37:52 GMT

First of all, the only thing that will "save" this country are free thinking individuals, not blind and ignorant belief in a centuries old superstition.

Secondly, Hasan was not motivated politically, he was religiously motivated so I'm not sure this should be classified as an act of terrorism. Hasan followed a violent and minor sect of Islam. Until the evidence is in let's not label this terrorism. This was a religiously motivated act.

Thirdly, unless this was a speech directed to the nation, which, judging by the Indian looking flags in the background, it was not, I didn't see anything wrong with the President's speech.

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re: The imperial "I": not nearly as rare as Jeff Jacoby thinks

Brad Deltan — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 02:07:15 GMT

Jacoby can do better? I thought his last DECADE of not-worthy-to-wrap-my-fish-in columns rather expertly proved that he can't.

re: The problem(s) with Jeff Jacoby's latest

mike — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 14:39:27 GMT

Jacoby was trained as a lawyer. He will use only those facts that further his argument, regardless of context. Disingenuous.