BOOZED-UP GOP BIG BASHED ME, SAYS WIFE

New York Post ^ | December 22, 2004 | FREDRIC U. DICKER

[nickcarraway]

The New York Republican Party's top lawyer has been arrested on a charge of attacking his wife, The Post has learned.

Jeffrey Buley, 44, was arrested and arraigned in town court in Bethlehem, an Albany suburb where the couple owns a home, last month after being accused by his wife, Cheryl Ritchko-Buley, 40, of a drunken assault, official records show.

[Xenalyte]

Oh, hell, I'd beat your brother-in-law for that.

[Xenalyte]

It's very simple.

Love your husband, take his name.

[Gabz]

AHEM..............throat clearing sound.

[Cogadh na Sith]

Especially if her name is "Bitchko-Ruler"

Now that's just asking for trouble.....

[Gabz]

I wasn't disagreeing that it is not a possibility. Just speaking from experience.

[annyokie]

I know, sis. I was joking even though it isn't a joking matter. ;(

(The kids are out of school until after the first. Pray for me!)

[Xenalyte]

Xena administers beatings where deserved, regardless of gender. I offer you Exhibit A.

[Gabz]

Broad brush statements such as yours do not take into account individual circumstances.

[Raven6]

"He was so drunk he thought he was a Democrat.- Spok

Nah... If that had been the case he would have unsuccessfully driven her across a bridge.

Raven6

[Xenalyte]

I had a Bitchko ruler when I was in school. I kept it in my pencil pack.

[Petronski]

Love your husband, take his name.

I agree. I was uncertain where the beating became deserved.

[Xenalyte]

This is true. I deal in sweeping generalizations.

[Xenalyte]

I take that on a case-by-case basis. I start with the assumption that hyphenated women love their husbands less than their careers.

Man, am I ever asking for it today!

[Petronski]

Man, am I ever asking for it today!

Why, yes. Yes you are. ;O)

[Gabz]

I know!!!!

I just despise such broadbrush comments. My name is hypenated, not as some kind of feminist statement, but because I made a mistake. When the judge handed me the pen and said "sign here" I did.......and then realized I had signed it the same way I had been signing my name for 37 years and had to add my new last name. Legally my name is hyphenated, but I never use it that way, except filing tax returns.

School is out here as well - so we'll keep each other's kids in our prayers!!!

[Ryan Spock]

Sweeping generalizations are always wrong.

[Gabz]

Please read my comments in post 37.

[Tax-chick]

I understand. I've known some women in that situation.