Posted on 07/30/2010 7:19:36 AM PDT by Hojczyk
Charlie Rangel is an American Politician. He has been a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives since 1971, representing the 15th Congressional District of New York, and is the most senior member of that state’s congressional delegation. He is a founding member of the Congressional Black Congress.
With his gravelly voice, cheery bonhomie and 40 years in the House, New York Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel is one of the best known and best liked members of Congress. But after the House ethics committee finally brought charges against him Thursday, Rangel risks being remembered in the twilight of his career as just another crooked pol who thought the rules didn’t apply to him.
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He is a pathetic drooling old fool
Don’t give in, Charlie. Fight ‘em every step of the way. You are too important to the struggle to give up. Keep running, keep campaigning, keep raising funds. Please, Charlie, keep running! You are such an easy target to point to as evidence of Democrat Corruption. Run, Charlie, Run.
Why is it so difficult about calling a crooked politician a crook.
Another thing, everytime this guy gets the heat he brings up the fact that he is a veteran of the Korean War. The country is filled with us veterans and we don’t have to bring it up for cover. The guy is a dunce.
Our buddy at newzeal.blogspot.com has a very informative article on “Red Charlie” Rangle. Charlie is red to the bone. Kick his arse out now!
Because it is almost impossible to throw them in jail for the same actions they throw people in the private sector in jail for all the time. Can you say, "Timothy Geitner?"
I don’t buy his act.
Charlie Rangel Gets ‘Real Men of Genius’ Treatment
Stealing a page from Bud Light’s radio advertising, right-leaning PJTV.com has created a “Real Members of Congress” spoof targeting Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., for his tax shenanigans. The title: “Mr. Tax-Law-Writing-Tax-Evader.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UksfV5V7R20
I heard that John Kerry was in Viet Nam.
Every veteran’s day and memorial day at our church, the Pastor asks all the veterans to “come up front” and stand while every member of the congregation comes by and shakes their hands (some hug and some even have tears). I’m a little uncomfortable doing that but I do it anyway because the Pastor knows I’m a vet and I certainly don’t want to try to deny it.. It’s like, “Oh, I’m a vet, look at me”.
Small congregation, there are about a dozen vets.
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