Political Irony

4 Comments

1. Falkelord wrote:

   Just about lost it at “innocent Jewish girl.”

   I had to do a report on Anthony for our Congressional Politics class last semester and was at a loss for much on his personal life. My professor emailed me this week and asked me if I had any new information to add to that report on him.

   The funny thing about this whole scandal is it happens all the time, just no one reports it. And when someone is caught, it doesn’t matter. Chances are, your opinion of him isn’t going to change either way. I hated David Vitter before his scandal, I still hate him after it. I loved Anthony before (that’s why I picked him to report on) and I still love him, even more so because I know how much of a dog he is and I think it’s hilarious after learning about how he conducts his business.

   Truth be told, humanity is a stubborn race and there’s nothing we can do to change any opinions about anything, regardless of what happens, aside from pretty extenuating circumstances.

   Monday, June 13, 2011 at 8:06 am | Permalink
2. Dan wrote:

   Funny, I’ve had phone conversations a little bit like that, but would never put them on the internet, it never forgets. I’m thinking anyone that hasn’t had conversations of this nature wouldn’t have voted for him anyway. I’ve already contacted my elected reps. asking them to support him. Falkelord is right, still love the guy.

   Monday, June 13, 2011 at 8:30 am | Permalink
3. ebdoug wrote:

   I responded to an “person add” where all “Ed” wanted to do was “talk dirty” in letters. Was fun. Never found out who he was. He told me nothing. One day our mail person (a friend) came to me and told me one of “Ed’s” letters had gone to the wrong person who complained to the post office. That was the end of that.

   Monday, June 13, 2011 at 4:18 pm | Permalink
4. Iron Knee wrote:

   Eva, you’ll never be able to run for Congress now!

   Monday, June 13, 2011 at 7:18 pm | Permalink