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It’s Not the Crime

By lex, on October 20th, 2008

It’s the cover-up.

And I thought Ayres didn’t matter?

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October 20th, 2008 | Tags: | Category: Politics and Culture

5 comments to It’s Not the Crime

  • Flatlander
    October 20, 2008 at 6:01 pm

    Sorry to be slightly off subject, but it relates to the notion of doing what you can get away with, and Chicago style politics:

    Driving through the Chicago suburbs today I saw something that caught my eye and then made me do a double-take.

    There was a big orange Illinois Department of Transportation truck with a stack of campaign signs piled in the back. As I pulled alongside I could see they were a stack of McCain/Palin signs in “slightly used” condition. By the look of things this crew was driving around pulling out McCain/Palin signs on government time!

    It was one of those moments when I wished I’d had a camera and a couple of hours to follow those guys around! Not that it would have made any difference here in the People’s Republic of Northern Illinois…

  • sherlock
    October 20, 2008 at 7:39 pm

    Obama-ized version: “It’s not a crime, if it can be covered up!”

    Media: “Yes, yes we can!”

  • blackeagle603
    October 21, 2008 at 7:15 am

    Flatlander,
    Dude! That could have been your Pulitzer moment. Huge. I’m talking HUGE. Turn the light on those Daley machine cockroaches!

    At least git yerself one of them thar newfangled cell phone contraptions with a built in camera. The newer ones are getting pretty good and you can get a MoBlog going by just posting right from your handheld.

  • Idaho Joe
    October 21, 2008 at 8:21 am

    I love how lately, when Ayers name comes up, the left immediately jumps in with, “Oh, but McCain palled around with G. Gordon Liddy!

    Point one, talk about Apples and Oranges. I don’t remember G. Gordon conspiring to blow up Americans, but I do remember him going to jail for following orders he should have been smart enough to refuse to follow.

    Point two, I’m pretty sure I was still wearing short pants when my parents taught me that “everyone is doing it,” didn’t make it right.

  • Flatlander
    October 21, 2008 at 8:48 am

    Blackeagle, I was sorely tempted, believe me. If only I hadn’t a day job.
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