Remember the Dumocrat
congressman
who grabbed
one of the military units sent to New Orleans after that massive
hurricane to help survivors,
to retrieve some of his ill-gotten gains he had hidden in his
refrigerator? He was sentenced
to 13 years in prison, one of the longest terms ever given to a
former congressman. But he took advantage of a court ruling and was
released until the case was adjudicated. When it was, he took a plea
bargain and was sentenced to “time served.” Which means he mostly
got away with his corruption, and gave a bad name to black elected
officials in the South. Even so, he is in disgrace, and will be so
for the rest of his life. I don’t expect he will ever try to run
for an elected office, but his conviction won’t stop him if
he does.
As with former DC Mayor
Marion
Barry (also a Dumocrat) that conviction won’t stop him from being
elected. That is yet one more
mistake
the Founders made, not prohibiting felons from being elected to
office. (Wikipedia)
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