[BlessedByLiberty]

This admirable, brave young lady does not deserve to be represented by the likes of Lynne Woolsey, D-Petaluma. The rapist said he had done the same thing before and would do it again as he was raping this young teen.

Woolsey is up for reelection this year.

Here is Woolsey's information:http://woolsey.house.gov/

[luvbach1]

Woolsey was not interested in the facts of the case because she was more interested in defending the perpetrator than the victim, the essence of liberalism.

[gitmo]

Pressed on why she wrote the letter, Woolsey said last week she was not privy to the facts of the case.

Yep. That's a democRat all right.

[luvbach1]

This makes a much sense as the previous post, so her it is: Woolsey was not interested in the facts of the case because she was more interested in defending the perpetrator than the victim, the essence of the perversion that is liberalism.

[lelio]

Woolsey said last week she was not privy to the facts of the case.

What, Woolsey just heard that a son of one of her workers was accused of rape and so she sent off a letter? I would be worried about any decisions this person's making if she's inclined to writting letters this quickly.

[Lijahsbubbe]

Tina is a smart girl. She called it like it is, and stopped Woolsey's spin cycle. She should replace Woolsey.

[Dan from Michigan]

I'm not suprised one bit by Woosley. She's one of the worst there is in Congress.

I hope she gets her ass kicked in the primary.

[Kudsman]

Using her official congressional stationery, Woolsey sent a letter dated Dec. 2 to Marin Superior Court Judge Terrence Boren, saying Pearson had a "promising life ahead of him." Pearson's mother is an aide in Woolsey's office.

Evil is as evil does ma'am.

[angkor]

This admirable, brave young lady ...

"Phan" is a Vietnamese surname.

From another story:

"I never hesitated to go to the police because I knew I didn't do anything wrong,'' Phan said. "What got to me most was that he said he had done this before and would do it again. I had to make sure he didn't.''

[snip]

"When he was doing what he did to me, he thought he had control,'' Phan said. "But I control his life now. He humiliated himself, his whole family. He has ruined his whole life. At the sentencing, I can tell the judge everything I think should happen to him. Rape is about control, and now I'm the one in control.''

[Lunatic Fringe]

The letter, sent a month before Pearson's sentencing, said Pearson "is a young man from a supportive family," and that Pearson had volunteered for Woolsey and local nonprofit agencies.

I notice nothing positive about the rapist in this statement:

He is a young man...

Whoop-dee-do

from a supportive family

Look what that supportive family created

volunteered for Woolsey and local nonprofit agencies.

i.e. - he can't find a real job

[Gritty]

Representative Lynn Woolsey (D)
6th Congressional District, California
Democrat, Years of Service: 11

ACU Ratings for Representative Woolsey:
Year 2003	12
Year 2002	N/A
Lifetime	4
Lynn Woolsey is just another weepy Liberal hero who thinks criminals are just misunderstood victims of society and who feels her mission in life is setting the rest of us straight (sic). Miss Phan is the real hero here.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Using her official congressional stationery, Woolsey sent a letter dated Dec. 2 to Marin Superior Court Judge Terrence Boren, saying Pearson had a "promising life ahead of him." Pearson's mother is an aide in Woolsey's office.

Proving once again here are two classes of people in California - those with connections to Democrat insiders, and the rest of us.

Unfortunately, everyone around here has drunk the Woolsey Kool-Aid, and she'll get about 85% of the vote in November.

[jigsaw]

First line in Woolsey's official biogaphy on her gov website:

As the Chair of the Democratic Caucus Task Force on Children and Families and the
Ranking Member of the House Education Committee’s Subcommittee on Education
Reform, Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey is dedicated to giving working families the
tools they need to take care of their children.

[ZOOKER]

A note to Woolsey's opponent: Hire this girl immediately!

Even if you don't defeat her, you can render Woolsey ineffective. Who would want to be accused of buying HER influence?

[Penny]

I just aired my blunt remarks to this evil, ugly, evil sleazebag: lynn.woolsey@mail.house.gov Thanks for the post . . . Penny

[Uncle Hal]

I unfortunately live in Woolsey's district. Her big claim to fame is that she was a welfare mom. She is one of the most leftists members of the House and brags she is to the left of Maxine Waters. The old leftists up here love her and she always gets 60% plus of the votes. The influence of the SF Bay Area and its leftists have spilled over into our area. It is very lonely being a conservative up here.

[NYCVirago]

Pressed on why she wrote the letter, Woolsey said last week she was not privy to the facts of the case.

What did Woolsey think the guy was being sentenced for -- ripping the "Do Not Remove" tag off a mattress?

[XHogPilot]

bump

[passionfruit]

If this story receied enough attention, perhaps the House could be cured of that cancer called Lynn Woolsey.

One thing about Woolsey, is that she is an unapologetic about her whacked out views. As a pro criminal lib, I can easily see her writing a letter on behalf of a rapist, without even looking into the crime.

I believe that Woolsey's story is that she was once on welfare, and she believed that qualified her to serve in Congress. Her district agreed and seent her there. I would much prefer to see her back on welfare and as far from Washington D. C. as possible.

[jla]

Article on a very brave & admirable young lady, Tina Phan.

[technomage]

Woolsey said last week she was not privy to the facts of the case.

That pretty much sums up all liberal decisions!