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(1) An academic adviser at Ohio State and an 8-yr-veteran children's sex-abuse case worker were involved in a Consumer Reports-type rating service of hookers around Columbus (the case worker was a best-buy). Then the adviser tried to run a raffle on the chance to win the aforementioned platinum-standard woman from a mere $10 ticket. The adviser requested low bail from the judge because after all, he's a married man and has a respectable job with a venerable institution. (2) "I'm seeing a level of ignorance out there like you wouldn't believe," said Daniel Essek, 47, talking about his organization Society for Liberty and Prosperity and explaining why it's important to once again challenge whether the President-elect is a natural-born American. The SLP will meet Saturday night at his home in Whitley County, Ky., and he hopes to have more members by then than just himself ("president") and his wife ("treasurer"). SLP is against "barbarism, collectivism, Communism, conformitism [sic], despitism [another sic], fachism [again], favoritism, imperialism, institutionalism, liberalism, Nazism [perhaps, perhaps not], nepitism [OK, last one], progressivism, racism, sexism, and Socialism." And of course, tax increases. Columbus Dispatch /// Lexington Herald-Leader
(1) An academic adviser at Ohio State and an 8-yr-veteran children's sex-abuse case worker were involved in a Consumer Reports-type rating service of hookers around Columbus (the case worker was a best-buy). Then the adviser tried to run a raffle on the chance to win the aforementioned platinum-standard woman from a mere $10 ticket. The adviser requested low bail from the judge because after all, he's a married man and has a respectable job with a venerable institution. (2) "I'm seeing a level of ignorance out there like you wouldn't believe," said Daniel Essek, 47, talking about his organization Society for Liberty and Prosperity and explaining why it's important to once again challenge whether the President-elect is a natural-born American. The SLP will meet Saturday night at his home in Whitley County, Ky., and he hopes to have more members by then than just himself ("president") and his wife ("treasurer"). SLP is against "barbarism, collectivism, Communism, conformitism [sic], despitism [another sic], fachism [again], favoritism, imperialism, institutionalism, liberalism, Nazism [perhaps, perhaps not], nepitism [OK, last one], progressivism, racism, sexism, and Socialism." And of course, tax increases. Columbus Dispatch /// Lexington Herald-Leader
Comments
I'm so sick and tired of this crap. Obama is our president. Get over it or move. I had to live with Bush for the past 8 years, so Daniel Essek can either get over it or move somewhere else.
Is anyone surprised this guy is from KY?
Is anyone surprised this guy is from KY?
Posted by KW in Dallas, TX on 12/03/08 at 11:31 AM
Wat Dae wauz dat meetin on a-gin?
Posted by avmayes614 in the wt"F"-State on 12/03/08 at 12:14 PM
Sorry, but I disagree. What should be supported is our freedom and our right to disagree and protest, even if we protest against our past, current or future presidents. I think we will look weaker to the rest of the world if we just blindly support our president. That, in my opinion is one of the things that has hurt America...Bush being elected to a second term. It showed the rest of the world that we are just a bunch of mindless followers and not the freethinking, highly educated people we are supposed to be. My opinion.
Posted by Madd Maxx on 12/03/08 at 12:55 PM
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