Shame on Dennis Hastert for joining tranny lobbyist firm
May 30th, 2008 . by MartyI was one of Dennis’ first friends here in Washington. One of the few who could talk in detail with him about high school wrestling over the occasional mid-morning drink (I grappled JV back in high school). From what I hear, he was one of the most hands-on and effective wrestling coaches of his day. And I recognize that retirement can be expensive and a man needs to make a buck.
But going to work for transgender-friendly Dickstein and Shapiro? Well, I know I said I’d let bygones be bygones and focus on the present but my friend Stanley Rubin has told me stories about that operation that would make your blood curdle. And even though I fully endorse John McCain, I remember (like I remember Amalek) the dirty tricks campaign waged against my candidate at the time, Rudy.
Dennis, come on, buddy. I know you can do better. I defended you in the Mark Foley scandal, and now you’re just perpetuating stereotypes of the GOP. We’re going to have enough trouble this fall defeating Obama and heading off another Democrat landslide.
I love that picture — just how big IS it, Denny?
you know what they say about wrestlers….
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What an utter non-story. He’s joined a company with LGBT diversity policies, like most companies now, and rightly so. So what?
No problem: he should tear up the statement, refund all advances he’s received, and quit.
Everybody knows that that’s what a person with a conscientious objection must do.
Do it, Denny. Quit,