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DeLay's sentence: Ripe for appeal (One Newspaper Gets It)
Tribune-Review (Pittsburgh Area) ^ | 12 January 2010 | Editorial

Posted on 01/12/2011 8:46:43 AM PST by Vigilanteman

Back in November, we editorialized that to get a better idea of how credible is the conviction of Tom DeLay, "look to the sentencing phase." Well, the sentence has been rendered and it's easy to see that the conviction has virtually no credibility.

(Excerpt) Read more at pittsburghlive.com ...


TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Extended News; Political Humor/Cartoons; US: Texas
KEYWORDS: delay; earle; kangaroocourts; liberaljudges
Ronnie Earle needs to become the bunk muffin of a 300# cellmate for his misconduct in this case.
1 posted on 01/12/2011 8:46:47 AM PST by Vigilanteman
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To: Vigilanteman
"Ronnie Earle needs to become the bunk muffin of a 300# cellmate for his misconduct in this case."

Not only this case. He royally messed up the investigation to the "Yogurt Shop Murders" that happened here in 1991. He was a disgraceful partisan hack who screwed up whatever he touched.

2 posted on 01/12/2011 8:56:14 AM PST by cweese (Hook 'em Horns!!!)
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To: Vigilanteman

Glad to see the public can get to some truth on this one.

I don’t know why this paper didn’t address the judge too. It was his duty to make sure justice was served here, and he should be held responsible for this miscarriage of justice.


3 posted on 01/12/2011 8:57:47 AM PST by DoughtyOne (All hail the Kenyan Prince Obama, Lord of the Skid-mark, constantly soiling himself and our nation.)
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To: Vigilanteman

His name is “Earle.” Nuf Sed. ;-)


4 posted on 01/12/2011 9:01:19 AM PST by F.J. Mitchell (America is ailin' and the the one and ONLY cure is Palin.)
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To: Vigilanteman

America is in big trouble when they start putting people in prison because they don’t like their politics. That’s what the old Soviet Union and Red China does.


5 posted on 01/12/2011 9:02:03 AM PST by FlingWingFlyer ("New laws are always a "good idea" until the first time you have to enforce them." - Unknown)
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To: DoughtyOne; cweese; Vigilanteman

Great observations all around and I concur with every one!


6 posted on 01/12/2011 9:03:28 AM PST by Bigun ("It is difficult to free fools from the chains they revere." Voltaire)
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To: Bigun

Thank you Bigun.


7 posted on 01/12/2011 9:09:40 AM PST by DoughtyOne (All hail the Kenyan Prince Obama, Lord of the Skid-mark, constantly soiling himself and our nation.)
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To: Vigilanteman

He might:

“To the latter point, National Review notes that the prosecutor, Ronnie Earle, ‘indicted a number of companies, including Sears, that had made perfectly legal contributions to DeLay’s PAC, and then sold those companies dismissals in exchange for donations to one of his favorite charities.’”

Um, that’s called extortion, isn’t it?


8 posted on 01/12/2011 9:14:13 AM PST by piytar (0's idea of power: the capacity to inflict unlimited pain and suffering on another human being. 1984)
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To: Vigilanteman

He might:

“To the latter point, National Review notes that the prosecutor, Ronnie Earle, ‘indicted a number of companies, including Sears, that had made perfectly legal contributions to DeLay’s PAC, and then sold those companies dismissals in exchange for donations to one of his favorite charities.’”

Um, that’s called extortion, isn’t it?


9 posted on 01/12/2011 9:14:21 AM PST by piytar (0's idea of power: the capacity to inflict unlimited pain and suffering on another human being. 1984)
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Um, that’s called extortion, isn’t it?

Except in Travis County, Texas that is true!

10 posted on 01/12/2011 9:20:03 AM PST by Bigun ("It is difficult to free fools from the chains they revere." Voltaire)
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It’s not extortion when BO’s pooh-bahs do it. Didn’t the great and powerful BO himself successfully extort $20 billion from BP just last year?


11 posted on 01/12/2011 9:28:59 AM PST by Vigilanteman (Obama: Fake black man. Fake Messiah. Fake American. How many fakes can you fit in one Zer0?)
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If justice really is served, Mr. Earle will be lucky not merely to keep his law license after this case is overturned but to not end up in the same prison system in which he seeks to incarcerate Tom DeLay.

This says a lot also.

12 posted on 01/12/2011 9:57:31 AM PST by bmwcyle (It is Satan's fault)
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Ronnie Earle is a slime bucket. We all know this and know he railroaded this. I don’t understand the judge doing this.

Earle is the one that should be jailed.


13 posted on 01/12/2011 10:28:24 AM PST by freekitty (Give me back my conservative vote; then find me a real conservative to vote for)
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To: cweese

Yogurt Shop Murders - Didn’t the prime suspect just get shot by the police in Austin?

BTW, the Travis County deputies have little respect for the crapweasel named Earle. One deputy asked me why I didn’t like Earle, I told him that Earle uses his office primarily for political fishing expeditions. He replied that it was a very good reason.
Earle even tried going after Bob Bullock. I think Bullock was ready to tear him into little pieces.


14 posted on 01/12/2011 10:38:31 AM PST by Fred Hayek (FUBO! I salute you with the soles of my shoes.)
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To: Vigilanteman

Three years is an absolute travesty. I sincerely hope that the sentence is overturned on appeal.


15 posted on 01/12/2011 10:41:28 AM PST by K-Stater
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To: Fred Hayek
"Yogurt Shop Murders - Didn’t the prime suspect just get shot by the police in Austin?"

Yup, he was a hothead and had been in trouble with the law on several occasions during the past year or so. He ran a stop sign in a N. Austin neighborhood one recent Friday night. A short while later, he grabbed a police officers knife and stabbed the officer in the neck with it. Second later, the officer responded with lethal force. Karma and such for that POS Pierce.

16 posted on 01/12/2011 11:07:43 AM PST by cweese (Hook 'em Horns!!!)
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