Lawmaker Accused of Fannie Mae Conflict of Interest (Barney in trouble!)

Fox News (baby!) ^ | Friday, October 03, 2008 | Bill Sammon

[unspun]

Has anyone figured out what is going on between Barney Frank’s nose and his teeth — you know — his sagging upper hood?

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

Texas had a law that felons could not vote for two
years after sentence was completed.

Right after President Bush became Governor of Texas,
he changed it to allow these felons had no waiting time.
**
Not much but it was an early sign.

[RobinOfKingston]

Has anyone figured out what is going on between Barney Frank’s nose and his teeth — you know — his sagging upper hood?

STD?

[JohnQ1]

Damn! You are of course right. Sometimes I could just cry....

[mcshot]

I concur with both posts.
mc :-)

[cookcounty]

McCain has a form Stockholm Syndrome....he can’t bear to say anything bad about his Democrat captors.

[VOA]

bump

[saganite]

Barney’s not in trouble. Anyone who thinks so still believes in justice and the tooth fairy. /s/

[KCengineer]

You are killing me. Sounds like an episode of South Park is in the works.

[edzo4]

even if it did go anywhere, the dupes in MA would still re-elect him

they did before

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/clinton/frenzy/frank.htm

Barney Frank and the Male Prostitute – 1989
The era of sour feelings on Capitol Hill continued after House Speaker James. C. Wright’s resignation and the smear campaign against his successor, Thomas S. Foley. In a third blockbuster scandal, Massachusetts Democratic Rep. Barney Frank admitted a lengthy relationship with a male hooker who ran a bisexual prostitution service out of Frank’s apartment.

The story was broken by the conservative Washington Times newspaper, which trumpeted every juicy morsel with front-page hype. Though Frank was apparently ignorant of some of the prostitute’s activities, his indiscretion was so great that his standing in Congress was greatly damaged and a House reprimand passed overwhelmingly in July 1990. His home district in Massachusetts was more forgiving, reelecting him easily the following November.

[uncbob]

Dems gonna toss Barney under the bus ?

[saganite]

His home district in Massachusetts was more forgiving, reelecting him easily the following November.

Which only goes to show, I guess, what a bunch of slime balls reside in his district.

[Aggie65]

Send Barney yo all women’s prison. They should be safe.

[TornadoAlley3]

[Revolting cat!]

Naw, better:

I (Heart) Freddie's Fannie!

[JrsyJack]

Although 300 million Americans may think he is a total scumbag he is sent to Congress by about 450,000 voters in his district, half of whom don’t even bother to vote. Frank was reelected in 2004 with a little more than 218,000 votes.

http://www.boston.com/news/special/politics/2004_results/mass_results.html

[JrsyJack]

stretch marks

[M-cubed]

Yes!...its too late for that....

BUT..if he doesn't find his balls..and expose this for what it is...
Im voting (D)...so i don't have to die a slow agonizing death!

[papasmurf]

Hmmm, McCain probably won't touch it since it is so "complicated", and he risks offending a gay person.

Why wouldn't he?

Gays pay taxes, too. I would think those that are predisposed to Conservatism, their lifestyle aside, would want to see corruption punished, regardless.

In fact, I would think it would be a great challenge to the Log Cabin Republicans, McCain could score some points with this by appealing to them for their sense of "fairness".

[papasmurf]

Are you accusing Bush of being a crook?

He may be inept in some areas, but of being corrupt? That's going too far!