It never gets old screaming Liberal Media.

The Charleston Post and Courier has posted online (pdf) all 570 pages of emails obtained from the office of South Carolina governor Mark Sanford.

There’s a bevy of information in there, but one exchange that jumped out at us was the one between Sanford’s press secretary, Joel Sawyer (who just today announced he’s quitting — good for him!) and David Gregory, the host of NBC’s Meet the Press. In courting Sanford’s office, Gregory wrote that “coming on Meet The Press allows you to frame the conversation as you really want to.”

Dear Tiger,

Stop throwing your clubs.  You look like an asshole.  A billion dollar baby that millions of kids are watching.  I can already see the next generation of young golfers lobbing their clubs left and right, we don’t need you fueling the fire.   Be a better role model please.

Grow up,

Donviti

How is the new health care plan going to be paid for?

All stupid, idiotic, links to Protacks website and any other dumb ass comments and name calling in this thread will be deleted.  Lets make this one civil please.

Dear Dover,

I wanted to share with you a few thoughts because I think you have forgotten about me.  Yes, yes you have.  Listen to me.  Shut up for a second and listen.  Don’t flip ahead in your mind and discount these next several sentences.  Don’t jump to conclusions.  Don’t assume this is just some typical flippant post from me, the coolest blogger in Delaware.  It is not.  It is for real.  And you need a little tap on the shoulder and a cold cocked right hook across your smug little jaw that wakes you up into the present and reminds you of who you work for.  

There are a few of you who this doesn’t apply to and you know who you are.  You can go about your business and act like you don’t read me or know who I am or even care what I say.  As for the rest of  you; do you wake up and realize what you do for a living?  I mean to ask, do you have any idea of the power you wield?  The sheer power you muster?  Do you have any idea of the decisions you make and the impact they have?  Do you really?  Do you stop to think about how this, what you do every day effects me?  Affects my neighbor and literally 750,000 other people in this state? 

Does that sink in?  Does that register?  Every day your ignorant asses sit in your cozy seats with your awesome benefits and pretty damn decent pay check and make decisions that affect my wallet.  My health.  My children.  My water.  My food.  My commute.  Everything about my life and the rest of the inhabitants of this state down to the horseshoe crabs being over fished for greed. 

Every day you do this.  You affect me.  My wife, my children, my dad, my sister, her 2 children, her neighbor, her neighbors neighbor.  My uncle, my cousin, my old classmates.  Does this sink in at all?  While you worry about being re-elected and who should take over some ahole place that literally held the state hostage to his own bigoted idealogy and self interests you are affecting me and 750 other thousand people.   The poor person out of work, sick and penniless.  The retired person too poor to pay for heat in the winter and has to decide between heat or food.  Remember how great competition was supposed to be for us? 

Sure, you have to get re-elected.  What else can you do?   It’s so pathetic down there in Dover that a blatant law breaker and ethics violator can switch parties and get re-elected.  And none of you have the stones to say no.  Party first, people second.  You are disgusting and I don’t know who you work for but it isn’t the majority.  I realize of course that most of you possess no other skills that make you a commodity in the real world and have to bow to the people that donate to keep you on payroll.  I realize you have to feed your family.  I really do.  I have been there.  I know what it is like to be out of work and to be at risk of losing my job.  You know what though?  My job only affected a half dozen or so people.  Your job affects me in every way.   The sphere you operate in may be small, but the sphere you affect is obviously beyond your pious, shallow and limited scope of humility and concern for the betterment of this state and country. 

So again let me repeat what you affect/effect for EVERY SINGLE HUMAN BEING IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE:

• Their paycheck
• Their air
• Their food
• Their grass
• Their Trees
• Their children
• Their education
• Their employment
• Their roads
• The alcohol consumption
• Their civil rights

Every breath I take and breath in particulate matter from the polluting factories and energy plants in this state is ON YOU.  Every day you parse words it affects me and my infant son and the thousands of other children that have to deal with something that could easily be remedied if you cared; really cared about the people.  But you don’t.  You care about you first.  Your seat.  Your chair.  Your own personal career advancement and security. 

That list above goes on and on and on.  The impact you have is staggering.  Do. You.  Care?  Do you really?  Based on how you vote and the minority that seems to have you by the short hairs speaks otherwise.  You don’t have what it takes.  You don’t have the spine you thought you did.  You are weak and ineffective.  You don’t care about us.  If you did you wouldn’t be so willing to compromise the will of the majority to maintain your power, your seat, your chair and achieve the status quo of keeping everyone happy in your little click.  God forbid you upset a donor and their business.  Dios Mio!  Whatever will I do if Joe Smith doesn’t like this. 

I’m saddened that your myopic view of what is best for you is best for everyone.  Your actions speak other wise.  While this little power grab goes on we are the people that suffer.  All 750,000 of us.  Stop it. 

Regards,

Delaware

I wonder if she would have quit as VP?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mv1FwOCNoZ8&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Frawstory.com%2Fblog%2F2009%2F07%2Fvideo-insurance-lobbys-secret-plan-to-attack-sicko-and-michael-moore%2F&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]Not that it is surprising at all. Just more confirmation that Sicko was spot on.

“They were afraid that they might believe Micheal Moore”

“They have used scare tactics for years and years and years”

“The plann worked.   The film was blunted”

Wow is all I can say.

what business is it of government’s to regulate the non-harmful removal of excess epidermis when eight day’s previous it would have been perfectly legal to kill the kid?

Where to begin with that statement. But that’s ok, because ear piercing and circumcision are on par with one another.

And don — what is your position on piercing the ears of infants, if you want to start getting into the question of mutilating children for no medically necessary reason?

Anddddddd here is where we learn one big hunk of information that really sums up all you need to know about RwR:

I don’t think it is government’s business to regulate the essentially harmless practice. At the same time, my wife and I did discuss this issue the first time she was pregnant (sadly, the first of multiple miscarriages that left us childless) and decided that we would not circumcise a son because it was neither medically nor religiously necessary.

I think I’m starting to learn why this joke is the joke that he is. Yet another blogger I’m cooler than.

I had to stop and read this article then digest it before it dawned on me the potential voter and conservative minded folks doing all the crying and calling of the government down there in the slower lower part of this blessed state.

MILFORD – Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control officials say a dry winter, wet spring and late hatching are driving a near record number of complaints about mosquitoes.
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Mosquito Control Coordinator Bill Meredith says the Milford office has received nearly 1,900 telephone complaints in the past month from Kent and Sussex counties. That number almost matches the statewide total for all of last year, which hit about 2,100.

Milford huh. Instead of calling the government maybe they should call a private company. Out of the 1900 calls I’m sure there are a few teabaggers in the mix wanting the government to help them. What a joke.