Posted on 05/19/2010 2:57:29 PM PDT by dennisw
I’m glad that the voters silenced this insufferable fool, Specter.
Sestak could go on the road with Dick Blumenthal.
And that other clown from New York who was in the Navy. What was his name - the congressman who resigned? I’ve forgotten it already.
Specter has always been more twisted than his magic bullet theory. I wish we could have been rid of him when he was young enough to be fully cognizant of being rejected. Whether or not he can understand how much Americans don’t like him, it’s good this senile, old liar has been turned out to pasture.
Massa?
LOL........forgotten already. Let’s just call him tickleman
For those of us who knew Joe Sestak in uniform, great sympathy goes out to all his staffers. That the Chief of Naval Operations allowed the “bad command climate” part to “leak” out after his removal as DCNO should tell you something. We veterans don’t always close ranks around those who abused theirs. It looks like PA politics is still mostly filled with opportunists...
All grades above RADM (O-8) are appointive. Sestak was an O-9/VADM. When fired from his post by Mullen, he automatically reverted to RADM (O-8).
The military represents Mister Sestak's fall from grace. Would he find ways to settle the scores? That would be my wager.
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Sestak was Offered the Secy of the Navy job by Obama if he didn’t run against Specter....THAT IS A CRIME!!! THAT is what needs looking into also!!
How dare we investigate the job history of a guy asking us to give him a job.
Ping!
First of all, allowing anyone’s record to go unchecked is closer to having a dictatorship than a democracy. It goes without saying that our freedom to ask tough questions of our leaders -— without fear of retribution -— is the cornerstone of a free society.
No one should get a free pass. No one.
Now we have the dictatorship of the usurper,
and we shall reap a bitter harvest.
So Sestak was an a-hole? Was he good at his job? I am not in love with Mullen, but was he right in this case?
Tickle me Massa.
“Since Mister Sestak was, in effect, cashiered from the Navy, one worries that he would seek reprisals on our military, its missions, its traditions, and all who wear (and once wore) the uniform.
The military represents Mister Sestak’s fall from grace. Would he find ways to settle the scores? That would be my wager.”
I’m interested in that angle also. Would being on a particular Senate committee in any way allow Sestak to make Mullen’s life miserable?
Good post. Toomey needs to bury this slimebag.
“Washington outsider,” he’s not.
I saw him on FNC today, he thinks he can run against Bush deficits.
It would appear he is a friend of abusing power and voters concerned with the constitution violations in Washington should not put him in power over them. It takes self restraint to put the constitution (rule of law) first when in Washington.
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