Boehner To Campaign for Nazi-dressing Nominee

28 Oct 2010 10:38 - 28 Oct 2010 11:01 #1 by LadyJazzer
Wow... Nmsys is right! It is fun just to comb the websites and copy-and-paste outrage-of-the-day stories!! (And there are so many to choose from!)

Boehner To Campaign for Nazi-dressing Nominee


WASHINGTON -- House Minority Leader John Boehner will campaign this weekend with Rich Iott, the Ohio Republican congressional candidate who found himself embroiled in controversy several weeks ago when photos surfaced of him dressed in a Nazi SS uniform.

The Iott campaign confirmed to the Huffington Post that the two will appear together at the Lucas County Republican Party headquarters. It is, if nothing else, a risky stop for Boehner to make just days before the election.

Iott's chances at winning the seat were seemingly downgraded after photos of him dressed in Nazi garb surfaced. But Boehner's visit suggests that Republicans feel the seat is within their grasp. Iott claimed that he was merely partaking in a historical reenactment and not out of latent sympathies for the Third Reich. Still, his candidacy became somewhat symbolic for the extremities of the GOP.



http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/10/2 ... 75078.html


:bash :Koolaid: :bash :Koolaid: ... and: rofllol rofllol rofllol rofllol

Edited to add: THE STORIES ARE ALL OUTRAGES!!! ... AND THEY'RE ALL TRUE!!!

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28 Oct 2010 10:50 #2 by Scruffy
:yeahthat: :goodpost: :rofl :Koolaid: :bash :bash rofllol

Tell me, why would the Republicans want a leader that has the name "Boner?"

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28 Oct 2010 10:55 #3 by Residenttroll returns
What's worse? Men who are dressing up as women (or vice versa) and running for office or men dressing as a Nazi for a military re enactment


http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/25/us/po ... ender.html


heresa Sparks, a candidate for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, is running on what some might see as a conservative platform: she is pro-development and anti-loitering, pro-police and anti-grime. She has been endorsed by the mayor, the city’s firefighters’ union and the county deputy sheriff’s association


Note: The SF Mayor is running for LT. Governor.

In Oklahoma, Brittany Novotny, a 30-year-old Democrat, is competitive in the Republican-leaning 84th District for the State House of Representatives, despite supporters of her opponent who have ridiculed her as a “confused it.” And there are transgender incumbents in Oregon — where the mayor of Silverton, Stu Rasmussen, is seeking a fourth term, and her second as a woman — and Hawaii, where Kim Coco Iwamoto is seeking to return to the State Board of Education.

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28 Oct 2010 11:03 #4 by The Viking

residenttroll wrote: What's worse? Men who are dressing up as women (or vice versa) and running for office or men dressing as a Nazi for a military re enactment


http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/25/us/po ... ender.html


heresa Sparks, a candidate for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, is running on what some might see as a conservative platform: she is pro-development and anti-loitering, pro-police and anti-grime. She has been endorsed by the mayor, the city’s firefighters’ union and the county deputy sheriff’s association


Note: The SF Mayor is running for LT. Governor.

In Oklahoma, Brittany Novotny, a 30-year-old Democrat, is competitive in the Republican-leaning 84th District for the State House of Representatives, despite supporters of her opponent who have ridiculed her as a “confused it.” And there are transgender incumbents in Oregon — where the mayor of Silverton, Stu Rasmussen, is seeking a fourth term, and her second as a woman — and Hawaii, where Kim Coco Iwamoto is seeking to return to the State Board of Education.


I know. Imagine all the thousands who do civil war re-enactments and dress up as slave suporting confederate soldiers. They must be racists and want slavery back right? :bash :bash

This thread just shows how desperate and out of tough the Huffington Post is.

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28 Oct 2010 21:12 #5 by Whatevergreen

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