Another LYING Republican exposed

[Jw2]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqPiCmXSkAM

[Repmuerto]

No surprise here! Repukes are synomous with fraud/corruption - no wonder they lie everyday to re-obtain power - that way that can be even more corrupt! It's the Repukee way!

[D2D]

Now we are back to the phony prison industrial complex argument!
 
Seems liberals are bringing that tired and completely debunked argument out of retirement!
 
How predictable!
 
I suppose for you it would be better to let criminals rule the streets than to imprison them!

[Amazed]

Oh? the private phoney prison system doesnt exist?
 
What about these two judges taking kickbacks for sending kids to prison for minor offenses?
 
Private for profit buisness should NOT be running prisons.
 
"The nonprofit Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia said Phillip is one of at least 5,000 children over the past five years who appeared before former Luzerne County President Judge Mark Ciavarella.
Ciavarella pleaded guilty earlier this month to federal criminal charges of fraud and other tax charges, according to the U.S. attorney's office. Former Luzerne County Senior Judge Michael Conahan also pleaded guilty to the same charges. The two secretly received more than $2.6 million, prosecutors said.
The judges have been disbarred and have resigned from their elected positions. They agreed to serve 87 months in prison under their plea deals. Ciavarella and Conahan did not return calls, and their attorneys told CNN that they have no comment.
Ciavarella, 58, along with Conahan, 56, corruptly and fraudulently "created the potential for an increased number of juvenile offenders to be sent to juvenile detention facilities," federal court documents alleged. Children would be placed in private detention centers, under contract with the court, to increase the head count. In exchange, the two judges would receive kickbacks."

"•Ciavarvella sent 15-year-old Hillary Transue to a wilderness camp for mocking an assistant principal on a MySpace page. "
 
http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/02/23/pennsylvania.corrupt.judges/

You want your kid going to juvinile detention for mocking a school offciial on a myspace page because a judge is collecting kickbacks for filling up the prisons??

[Amazed]

"Seems liberals are bringing that tired and completely debunked argument out of retirement!"

 
Can you plase show me where this was debunked? Or is that just something else you pulled out of your stinking ass!
 

[Lysistrata]

I'm all for sending criminals to prison, D2D.  But as an American, I want to seem them go to prison because of due process rather than because some dirty governor is receiving kickbacks. 

[natalukjoe]

Darkness at Noon in Arizona: Delayed, But Not Over

While a federal judge struck down important parts of Arizona's draconian immigration law last week, namely the obligatory police check of immigration status, the battle over Arizona's immigration crisis has hardly come to a screeching halt.
Over the past three years, publicity hound Sheriff Joe Arpaio, a Massachusetts-raised former DEA bureaucrat, has been leading "crime suppression sweeps" targeted at Mexican and Latin American immigrants. Arpaio's costly sweeps have led to the deportation or forced departure of over 26,000 immigrants--a quarter of the entire US total, according to the AP.
And why, when crime rates on the Arizona-Mexico border are down, and crime rates across Arizona are at their lowest in decades?
"This is a media-created event," says Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik. "I hear politicians on TV saying the border has gotten worse. Well, the fact of the matter is that the border has never been more secure."
As the Arizona Republic reported, even the borderlands sheriffs disagree with Arpaio and Gov. Jan Brewer's immigrant crime fear-mongering:

 
Even Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever, among the most strident critics of federal enforcement, concedes that notions of cartel mayhem are exaggerated. "We're not seeing the multiple killings, beheadings and shootouts that are going on on the other side," he said.
 
As Arpaio continues to profit from publicity, the death toll of immigrants in the desert are soaring: 40 in Pima County (Tucson area) in the last few months.
Far from any criminal intent, a new report notes that the collapse of climate and clean energy legislation will add to their already record number of environmental refugees from Mexico and Latin America.
Arizona, like the nation, needs immigration reform, not repression.
Not that this is anything new to anyone from Arizona--or vaguely familiar with its history. As a transplanted kid in the 1970s, I learned that the "Five C's" on Arizona seal--cattle, copper, cotton, citrus and climate--not only defined Arizona's historical economic development, but reminded us as students of history that Mexicans and Mexican Americans--illegal or legal--built our state.
And they still do. Until the economy slumps--like the construction industry now in Arizona--or the copper industry in the past.  Then, the fear--and the profiting of it--soars again.
Both out-of-state immigrant interlopers, Sheriff Arpaio and Gov. Jan Brewer are latecomers to the politics of Arizona's immigration porn and prison profits.
In this same burning month of July in 1917, another publicity hound sheriff led his own "crime suppression sweep" and rounded up over a thousand hard-working immigrant copper miners, who were striking for better living conditions in Bisbee. As Katherine Benton-Cohen notes in her brilliant chronicle, Borderline Americans: racial division and labor war in the Arizona borderlands, Sheriff Harry Wheeler simply roared at the rounded up strikers: "Are you American, or are you not?" Wheeler and his cronies illegally and violently placed the copper miners on cattle cars and deported them across the country line.
Wheeler and his anti-immigrant yahoos went down in infamy for the Bisbee Deportation.
Before this latest immigration debacle ever gets untangled in the courts or Congress, Sheriff Arpaio and Gov. Brewer will be no less infamous.
Nor will Arizona's border and immigration issues be over.

[lluke47]

liberals have shown America what a sorry lot of anti-Americans they are and that's why we Rep's, as Americans are going to take this country back for Americans who don't think our country commits human rights violations or should apologize for it spreading freedom..

[Dan]

Robert Gibbs is not a Republican, johniel.  He flat out lied about Obama's statement on the troop surge.