Black IX: "MAC-AULIFFE!!" (Indict DNC Chairman McLowlife...NOW!!!)

"MAC-AULIFFE!!"
(To be sung to Hank Williams, Jr.'s version of his daddy's song, "KAW-LIGA!!")

McAuliffe is a two-bit minion grovellin' fer RAT's Whores!!
He sold his Soul to Ol' Slick Willie...sold Chi-Coms OUR Guns of War!!
MAC-AULIFFE!! OOOOOOOOOHHH!! Grinnin' there as if Right doesn't know...
FReepers demand answers...you gotta go!!

T-Mac always wore his pin-striped suits and pissed good folks off a lot...
That Traitor stole from Union folks and smoked way too much pot!!
MAC-AULIFFE!!! OOOOOOOHHH!!! Too corrupt to ever do what's Right...
Because yer heart is stained from constant lyin'!!

(CHORUS)
IN-DICT McAuliffe...Equal Justice demands this!!
CON-VICT McAuliffe...'Tis in Prison he shall live!!
Is it any wonder that Slick's face is red...
McAuliffe, yer Party's good as dead!!

McAuliffe is a lowly minion...Sheeple just don't care.
His fate is fixed to the Clinton Traitors but the Voters ain't aware!!
MAC-AULIFFE!!! OOOOOOOOOOHHH!! In yer trial evidence'll grow...
Right'll make sure, then, the Sheeple know.

Then one day that Winnick shyster bought the Indian maid
And took her, oh, so far away, but young McAuliffe stayed
MAC-AULIFFE!! OOOOOOOOOHHH!! Punk stole from Winnick's Global Crossing...
And wishes he was still McLowlife's Scheme.

(CHORUS)
IN-DICT MAC-AULIFFE!! Equal Justice demands this!!
CON-VICT MAC-AULIFFE!! In a prison cell he shall live!!
Is it any wonder that Left's face is red...
MAC-AULIFFE...RAT Party's good as dead!!!

"If I see the article, I'll link it here!"

Thanks, A-G...it really is a fantastic article, the best I've seen summarizing McAuliffe's corruption and connecting the dots. Let me find another good, short excerpt to transcribe...

[They've determined that McAuliffe sold out his interest in Global Crossing in the Fall of 1999]..."Say McAuliffe sold on October 1, 1999. On that day, Global Crossing shares sold for $26.06. In order to make $18 Million, McAuliffe would have had to sell 690,714 shares. To have acquired that many shares from his original $100,000 investment, McAuliffe would have had to get the stock at a split adjusted price of a little less than 15 cents per share."

FReegards...MUD

"Bush Speeds Up Preparations For Attack on Iraq!!"

"It was announced last night after Mr Bush returned from holiday apparently with a renewed determination to topple Saddam. White House officials say it is almost certain that Mr. Bush will seek the authorisation of Congress to use force against the Iraqi dictator, even though he is probably not legally bound to do so."

Gotta go to the UK to hear this...the Vast LeftWing Medyuh Whore'd sure ain't broadcasting it!!

SHEEEESH...MUD

"Libs HATE doin' the math..."

Fortunately fer them, York's article does the math for them. Here's another little part of the article...

"In November 1990, McAuliffe pitched an investment proposal to a man named Jack Moore, who was a longtime official of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Moore ran the union's pension fund and had virtually unchallenged authority to choose where to invest it $6 Billion store of capital. He had met McAuliffe a couple of years earlier when both men were supporters of Democratic represntative Richard Gephardt's 1988 presidential campaign.
McAuliffe wanted to create a partnership to buy a large block of commercial real estate in central Florida, including a shopping center and several apartment buildings. Moore agreed, and he and McAuliffe came up with an extraordinary arrangement. McAuliffe put up $100 for the purchase, and the pension fund put up $39 Million. Despite the enormous disparity in investment, the deal called for both sides to split the profits 50-50, after the union received a modest initial return.
The next year, McAuliffe proposed another venture for the partnership. This time, he wanted to buy a parcel of land near the apartment complexes and divide it into more than 500 single-family lots. Instead of another lopsided purchase arrangement, the pension fund offered to lend McAuliffe up to $10 million to buy the property, which was known as Country Run. As collateral, McAuliffe put up the land itself, plus his 50 percent interest in the apartments/shopping center development.
But not long afterward, McAuliffe got out of the first deal. In June 1992, the pension fund paid McAuliffe $450,000 for a portion of his 50 percent share. Then, in August 1993, the fund paid McAuliffe an additional $2 Million for most of the rest of his share. McAuliffe's total return was $2.45 Million on an original investment of $100."

Amazing--isn't it?!--how brazen McAuliffe is with his corruption...MUD

BTW...I believe Jack Moore's life is in danger of being Arkancided!! Perhaps a Union accountant or two as well.

Background:

12/22/97 Business Week “…But McAuliffe is finding that it's not easy putting politics behind him. His name has been linked to the fund-raising scandal that resulted in the disqualification of Teamsters President Ronald Carey. The U. S. Attorney's Office in Washington is trying to learn more about how McAuliffe earned a lucrative fee in helping Prudential Insurance Co. of America lease a downtown Washington building to the government.Prudential just settled a civil case involving that lease for over $300,000 without admitting any liability…… And Labor Dept. probers are looking at possible conflicts of interest in at least two of McAuliffe's Florida real estate deals that were bankrolled by International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers pension money. Investigators want to know why McAuliffe got what look like very sweet deals…..Take his relationship with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. In 1991, McAuliffe formed a partnership with a pension fund jointly operated by the IBEW and the National Electrical Contractors Assn., a management trade group….. In the 1991 deal that McAuliffe packaged and brought to the fund, the fund put up $38.7 million in cash for five apartment complexes and a rundown shopping center near St. Petersburg. McAuliffe got a 50% equity stake, even though the fund put up all the money……The pension plan was acquiring the properties at $10 million below their appraised price….Why such a deal? Because the seller was the Resolution Trust Corp.,which had taken control of the properties from Orlando-based American Pioneer Savings Bank..”

Pensions & Investments 5/17/99 National Legal and Policy Center National Legal and Policy Center -- Organized Labor Accountability Project..... UNION CORRUPTION UPDATE May 24, 1999 -- Vol. 2, Issue 11

ELECTRICAL WORKERS (IBEW) DOL Sues Union Fund Tied to Clinton-Crony McAuliffe The U.S. Dep't of Labor filed suit May 5 against two trustees of the $8.3 billion Nat. Electrical Benefit Fund charging improper dealings between the fund and top Clinton-fundraiser Terence R. McAuliffe. According to DOL, NEBF trustee John Grau and ex-trustee Jack F. Moore imprudently lent over $6 million in pension assets. NEBF is operated jointly by the Int'l Bhd. of Electrical Workers, from which Moore retired as secretary in 1997, and the Nat. Electrical Contractors Ass'n, of which Grau is a vice president. The scam involved a $6 million loan in 1992 to Columbia Land & Development Corp. of Orlando to buy a subdivision called Country Run which was to be developed into 545 lots. McAuliffe and his wife, Dorothy S. McAuliffe, own Columbia. The loan was in default from Dec. 1992 to Oct. 1997. DOL says NEBF should have known the loan couldn't be repaid in full with interest. The suit seeks the trustees to reimburse the fund for losses, including interest....."

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