Posted on 10/18/2008 6:40:52 PM PDT by Brown Deer
ping
Seventeen years. Did he pay them or did somebody else pay them. He seems to have had others paying his way for him.
It must really be tough being an elitist.
But Im probly too stupid to fully comprehend its depth.
Guess I’ll just be a plumber instead.
I’m wondering if the campaign paid them. If so, that would really be disgusting.
Why didn’t I hear this in the msm? Oh, they ran the story on a some poor plumber, a normal guy not running for office, who owes some back taxes instead. Glad they got their priorities straight.
This country has gone totally nuts.
I’m pretty sure if you had parking tickets outstanding for 17 years that there would be some sort of legal sanction involved, and the fine would not be only $400.
Laws are intended only for mere mortals.
Im wondering if the campaign paid them. If so, that would really be disgusting.””
If paid out of campaign funds, I believe that would be illegal.
Bwahahahahahaha! And they’re complaining about Joe the Plumber’s tax lien. Phonies. Hypocrites. Charlatans.
Phakin thug!
No matter the color of the skin, ANYONE who behaves like that is an uppity....
and I just read on another thread that Joe the Plumber had his license pulled in Ohio for unpaid tickets in Arizona. Big deal when it’s Joe but another pass for THAT ONE.
Joe is being ripped to shreads, no job and now no driver license. He dared to ask a question of THAT ONE and now his life has been turned upside down and inside out, amazing.
“Why didnt I hear this in the msm?”
The news media is more than biased. They are dishonest. They should be shunned.
“It is patriotic to get parking tickets and not pay them for 17 years.” The main stream media
What State was the vehicle tagged in? What State did he claim residency in at the time?
bttt
Even if he'd paid the parking tickets promptly, the fact that he accumulated so many of them says loud and clear that he felt that the laws didn't apply to him. The mindset that paying fines excuses offenses is just wrong. Every time he parked illegally (whether an expired meter or parking in a no-parking zone), even if he had promptly paid the fines, he was inconveniencing someone else.
The fact that he didn't pay his fines until it became a political necessity to do so compounds the offenses.
In Minnesota, a warrant is issued after a short period of
time.
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