Posted on 11/10/2004 5:10:00 PM PST by dukeman
PUNTA GORDA (Fla.)-- She could have simply called him a loser. Instead, Margaret Heather Hayes, 35, a Gainesville nurse, used a string of vulgarities to express her opinion of Sen. John Kerry outside a popular Punta Gorda nightclub Sunday night.
The outburst landed Hayes behind bars for disorderly conduct.
Patrons streaming out of Harpoon Harry's had complained to Deputy Chris Gravel about Hayes' drunken behavior, according to a sheriff's report.
Gravel asked Hayes to tone down the tirade, but she kept on hollering about Kerry, using more four-letter words to describe the Democrat.
Hayes was not cooperative when Gravel tried to handcuff her, so he charged her with resisting arrest.
A county judge withheld judgment against Hayes. Case -- and election -- closed.
I would hope we don't have that many professors running around out there. Don't forget the lawyers and physicians. And many public school teachers (all union members) have advanced degrees. Virtually every therapist who's willing to feel your pain for 50 minutes at a crack has an advanced degree (and 80% of these folks entered their field because of their need for therapy). Many librarians (isn't Laura Bush the first First Lady to hold a master's degree?). And, don't forget all the city, state, and federal bureaucrats of one sort or another who are encouraged to obtain their master's of public administration and put in their time stacking blocks and solving crossword puzzles to earn it.
LOL! That's who I thought the post was about when I first read the title!
Just the fact that the article did not identify her as such is enough for me. If she had been a Republican, that's the very first thing the papwer wold have said!
Jag
If Red Staters are so stupid, how come they managed to pick the candidate with the higher IQ?
EXACTLY the kinds of people who tend to live in big cities (e.g. NYC).
And a candidate with a "let's go do it and get it done" mentality typical of fighter pilots and cowboys.
Nah, it just proves the point that some of those with a college degree should demand their money back....
A dubious assertion. As a matter of fact, people are more likely to vote Republican with increasing education, until they acquire a Ph.D. Ph.Ds are considerably more likely to vote Democrat. I am not sure why, but I could speculate.
4. Disrespect for law enforcement.
If convicted, does she just lose her voting privileges?
Just what "post-graduate degreed" people went for Kerry? I'll bet when they break it down a huge % are worthless degrees like women's studies or sociology. M.D.'s likely went heavy for Bush, and J.D.s probably heavily Kerry. Not all "educated" people are smart!
(Tee hee hee.)
Im a JD... Aside from ATLA, most I know are pretty conservative.
I did too. Thought Taraaayza had gotten into the "raisins" again - and let her "john" have it out front at the Punta Puta Gorda house.
I did too. Thought Taraaayza had gotten into the "raisins" again - and let her "john" have it out front at the Punta Puta Gorda house.
Yeah, I saw that website. Didn't she take it down herself?
High school grads 51/48 Bush
Kerry only won with High School dropouts- 50/49
November 15, 2004 edition.]
/. . .worth repeating; please copy and leave on table at Starbucks. . .
Seldom reported - people voted by household income. Less than $30K/yr Dem, >75K/yr Rep - middle split. I forget exact %s. With all the demographics gone over and over, this is the actually the most reliable gross number.
Married white males >70% for Bush.
Not so hard to understand given tax/income redistribution preferences of parties.
Frankly it is surprising to me how little some of these college degreed Dems must make.
Diva's Husband
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