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My email to the classless wretch:
Dear Catherine,
You are an ignorant slut.
If you are offended, too freaking bad.
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She should be made to resign
She's just living up to their "moral values". We need to HANG this around their NECKS!!!!!!
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Did Durbin write the apology?
Rumor has it Rendell and Knoll are not on the best of terms. In PA, the Lt. Governor is decided by election, not by the Guv's pick. If you want to drive a wedge in the PA Democrat Party, my advice is to send Rendell letters/emails/calls demanding her resignation.
Must be Madeleine Halfbright's younger, stupider sister.
Knoll's office was the subject of a lengthy investigation by the FBI and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission into a series of bond issues in 1994.
Although Knoll never was implicated in any wrongdoing, the investigation centered on associates of Knoll with ties to the Democratic Party who earned consulting fees from the refinancings.
While she was treasurer, Knoll's office oversaw the refinancing of $1 billion worth of bonds to take advantage of lower interest rates. Some of the $2.6 million in fees paid to investment banks and law firms also went to some of Knoll's political associates.
On her Web site, Knoll touts her long experience in government and said "by establishing a strict code of conduct Catherine Baker Knoll has set the highest standards of professionalism, accountability and integrity for the Office of Treasurer of Pennsylvania."
One of her friends who benefited from the deals was attorney Patrick McCarthy, described by the SEC as a "close confidante" of Knoll. He wielded a great deal of influence within the state treasurer's office during her tenure even though McCarthy had no official position with the state, the commission reported.
In 1999, McCarthy paid $100,000 to the SEC to settle a civil complaint filed by the SEC over the 1994 bond issues while Knoll was treasurer
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/regional/s_19196.html
The liberals always say the same thing - they're not responsible for anything they do - somebody else made them do it. No wonder they don't want individual responsibility - they don't believe in it.
While I do not wish this comment to be construed as in any way, shape, or form to be a threat against the less-than-stellar personage of the mentioned Lt. Gov, I can honestly state without hesitation that had this horrid hag turned up during the last rites for Myself or any other member of My family only two words would have been spoken to her from the outset: "Get Out." If she had not then immediately left when so instructed I can guarantee you that what would have followed would not have required words at all, although some few single-syllable descriptors would most likely have been thrown in along with that horrid hags' thorough and unrestrained trouncing.
What did this lunatic politico thing was going to happen... an anti-war hippy love-in spontaeously happen with her the group guru? How stupid people are and how naive!
