I Hate to Say "I Live for This"....But....I Really DO Live for THIS!!!....

I've been visiting beautiful Charleston, S.C. for the past few days (actually Friday morning through Monday night) I worked Tuesday morning until Wednesday morning and had a bunch of errands to do today... 

But leave it to the New York Post to make my day!

Yes, with yet another tale of liberal rage, liberal bigotry...and liberal hypocrisy.

God I just LOVE this kind of "human interest story."

Apparently, Wayne Mahlke (the male pictured above) was having a bad day, when he decided to yell out to police officer Denise McDonald, in what is often termed (at least in New York) "the overly familiar."

To quote Mr. Mahlke (the former Chief-of-Staff of the equally EX State Senator Hiram Monserrate, D-Queens - of "girlfriend-beating" fame) "Why don't you do your job, you fat bitch?"


Ironically enough, that bit of the "overly familiar" did indeed get Officer Denise McDonald to "do her job" and collar (a/k/a ARREST) Mr. Mahlke on, as they say, "a variety of charges."

According to the NY Post; "Mahlke allegedly tried to pull away, but McDonald stepped in front of the car, forcing him to stop.

"He then pulled out a New York State Senate "official business" placard, along with a phony, laminated photocopy of an NYPD parking placard, authorities said.

"You don't know who I am - I'm higher-ranking than you!" Mahlke said to McDonald, a 19-year police veteran, according to the criminal complaint.

"He also told the female cop that he worked for Mayor Bloomberg, said Queens DA Richard Brown.

"He doesn't, nor has he ever."

Oh that Wayne Mahlke certainly is a card! Apparently he's as adept at impersonating a politician as he is impersonating "a high ranking police official."

Isn't that allegedly a serious crime?


I'm pretty sure it is!

The NY Post reports that, "Mahlke lost his legislative job in March, after his boss, Monserrate, was tossed from the Senate for assaulting his girlfriend.

"A former vice president of the Lesbian and Gay Democratic Club of Queens, Mahlke also had once been chief of staff to former state Sen. Ada Smith in 2003.

"Mahlke was charged with criminal possession of a forged instrument, obstructing governmental administration, disorderly conduct, failing to obey directions of a police officer, and not producing a valid license.

"He faces up to seven years in prison."

Hmmmm, I didn't notice "impersonating a police officer among those charges. Somehow, I believe if the average Joe or Jane pulled out a police placard and claimed to outrank a police officer they'd be so charged, but I digress.


Did you notice that among Mr. Mahlke's bio was the "former Vice President of the Lesbian and Gay Democratic Club of Queens?"


I mean that's rich isn't it?


A liberal member of one "protected group" jumping ugly on a member of another "protected group" for merely doing her job!


For those of you who are liberal enough not to see the liberal hypocrisy in any of this, I offer up Mr. Mahlke's photo; Come on! Does THAT GUY have any business calling anyone else"fat?!" I mean, are ALL the mirrors in this guy's house of the "Fun House" variety, or what?


For the full article go to: 

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/queens/do_your_job_you_slap_at_cop_SmnOsNSRLKlk5FVSpYbJRI

Liberal Rage at America on Display.....

This past weekend the Washington Post printed an Op-Ed by Colbert King entitled, The Deeper Roots of Rage, in which he inanely compares the Tea Party Conservatives to the pro-segregationist Democrats of a few decades ago.

Colbert King can’t seem to get his history right on any of his points.

Ironically enough, today, more than 60% of Americans support the Tea party movement and more than 2/3s of Americans told Rasmussen that their values are closer to the Tea Party values than to those of “the political class,” or that over 54% of the Tea Party members are WOMEN!

When Colbert King compares the alleged, but unvetted “verbal abuse” by Tea Partiers to that of people at a David Dukes rally he claimed to have witnessed, he conveniently omits that David Dukes had been a lifelong Democrat and STILL and to this day sees his “working-class socialist” views much more in concert with the Democrat Party. Or , when he derides allegedly fascistic Conservatives like Pat Buchanan, he apparently does so in ignorance of the fact that Pat Buchanan himself, had raised much Right-wing ire by declaring that he didn’t see Barrack Obama as a particularly “bad” or “malicious” President.

Moreover, Mr. King conveniently omits that it is Republicans who’ve been the ONLY targets of actual mob violence, with Virginia Republican Eric Cantor being the only member of Congress to have actual shots fired into his office by a loan, Obama-supporting, Muslim nut, hardly representative of the American Left.

The videos of those protests seem to show nothing more than “booing,” no racial or anti-gay slurs, and no incidents of “spitting.”

See for yourself;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SCs6pSE8_I&feature=player

.

In fact, far from taking Andrew Breitbart up on his $100,000 offer for any proof of spitting, both Representatives Cleaver and Lewis claimed, they “never said anyone deliberately spit on us.” OK, so it was others (apparently people like Colbert King) who decided to run with those false charges.

Can he possibly believe that contemporary American Liberalism supports a bigger, more intrusive government, higher tax rates, etc.?

I honestly don’t think so, as that is a view supported by only a small, rabid and radical fringe within the broader Liberal spectrum.

So what could possibly motivate Mr. King, other than pure and unadulterated hatred for so many of his fellow Americans?

What other reason could he have for STILL supporting the very people (Rep. Clever and Lewis) who, in effect, threw him and his media ilk under the proverbial bus with their recent denials, other than an unbridled and undeniable hatred for over 60% of his fellow Americans?

For those of you who didn't see Colbert King's vicious attack-piece on Conservative-America in general and the Tea Parties, Glenn Beck,  Sean Hannity in particular, you can find it online at;
 http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20100330/OPINION04/3300309/1054/OPINION/Op-Ed++Colbert+I.+King+%7C+The+deeper+roots+of+rage