Posted on 02/14/2010 12:30:06 PM PST by cajuncow
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - The wife of the late congressman John Murtha is being urged to run for the House seat that he held for nearly four decades, a newspaper reported Friday.
"While people have been mindful that this is a difficult time for the family, many have called to suggest Joyce as the perfect person to hold her husband's seat," Murtha spokesman Matthew Mazonkey told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
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I’m having nightmares about someone’s wife running for POTUS once he’s finished with the job.
same nightmare i had with clinton...
is that the wife? pretty much him with a wig and a bit shorter.
Gotta keep that payola coming in.
Good question. I wonder why he didn’t get the Teddy treatment on TV. Maybe it was because he didn’t murder someone. SARCASM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Come on cajun,
Murtha is famous for his kickbacks and shakedowns.
The gravey train neeedn’t stop.
Just get that bastards old lady to continue the gravey train.
If she jumps in to the ring then she deserves to be treated as would her corrupt old man.
Agreed. I am willing to lay off, but if she announces, then it is time to move in.
Headline is enough for me. The freaking idiots suffer from a terminal lack of imagination. Put a kennedy in where a kennedy used to be ... put a murtha in where a murtha was. How about biden in for biden.
A terminal lack of imagination.
I dread the possibility of an Obama for an Obama.
Do you seriously think Michelle could get elected?
and they re-elected him even after he called them dumb racist rednecks ...
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Insane, isn’t it?
or else, they just consider themselves to be dumb racist rednecks.
No! God help us all ... no!!
No reason for dread then. Don’t worry, be happy.
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