Conservative Values Highlighted

Thanks, you're a kind virtual being. :wink:

Brand X wrote:

Thanks, you're a kind virtual being. :wink:

Proposing to purchase you as a slave is an act of kindness? I think you should get those self-esteem issues checked out. Either that or find yourself a Dom.

Another GOP Adulterous Hypocrite: Rep. Sherwood Was in Alleged Long-Term Extramarital Affair When He Voted 2004 "Marriage Protection Act"Posted May 4th, 2005 by Jon
Rep. Don Sherwood, right, who has represented Pennsylvania's 10th District since 1998, is a wingnut conservative who voted for the 2004 "Marriage Protection Act" at the same time he was allegedly involved in on-going an extra-marital affair with a woman half his age.

The affair came to light when the girlfriend called the DC police claiming that Sherwood assaulted her:

Police responded to a 911 call on Sept. 15 from Cynthia Ore, 29, of Rockville, Md. She locked herself in a bathroom in Sherwood's D Street apartment and told operators that Sherwood "choked her for no apparent reason" while giving her a backrub.

Sherwood, 64, told police he was giving Ore a backrub when she "jumped up" and ran to the bathroom.

Police said they saw no visible injuries on Ore's neck, and Ore later backed off her story when questioned by police.

"Both parties have left out significant information or are not willing to discuss in detail what actually happened," Washington Metropolitan Police stated in the incident report.

Ore said that she and Sherwood, who is married, have had an ongoing relationship since 1999, when the two met at a Young Republicans meeting. Sherwood has refused to specify the nature of their relationship, calling Ore "an acquaintance."

As an adulterer who voted for a measure that supposedly protects the sanctity of marriage, Rep. Sherwood is in illustrious company. Then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich helped move the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) through the House of Representatives in 1996 while simultaneously conducting an adulterous affair with an aide. His counterpart, Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, left his first wife for another woman, whom he gave a do-nothing job on his Senate staff. Additionally on DOMA, Rep. Bob Barr, who drafted the legislation, has been married three times. Rep. Bob Livingstone, who was tapped to take the Speakership from Gingrich, lost the position when it was revealed he had been involved in multiple kink-filled orgies, to which his wife was not invited, while supporting the GOP "values" agenda.

When asked about the political future for Rep. Sherwood - who allegedly physically abused his girlfriend and appears to be a typical hypocritical adulterous GOP sleazebag - Marge Matisko, an activist with the Luzerne County [PA] Republican Party said: "The congressman is a family man. When I think about family values, I think about the Don Sherwoods and Rick Santorums of the world."

On that last point, Ms. Matisko, we wholeheartedly agree.

West's public policy conflicts with private life

After 3-Year Probe, Spokane Paper Alleges Sex Abuse by Mayor
By E&P Staff

Published: May 05, 2005 12:35 PM ET

NEW YORK After three years of investigation, the Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Wash., today presented a package of stories that include allegations of sexual misconduct by the city's mayor, Jim West.

The probe grew out of the paper's reporting on a sex-abuse scandal in the Catholic Church in 2002. Rumors circulated then that West had sexually molested young boys when he served as a Boy Scout leader (and a sheriff's deputy) in the late 1970s. Two of his closest friends then, one a sheriff's deputy and the other a Scout leader, committed suicide after those earlier allegations of sex abuse were raised.

Today, the newspaper revealed that Robert J. Galliher claimed in a court deposition that West molested him in the mid-1970s, when he was a boy. A second man, Michael G. Grant Jr., also accused West of sexual abuse during the same period at a Boy Scout.

Stories by the newspaper in 2003 generated tips about West that staff reporters Bill Morlin and Karen Dorn Steele then spent two years investigating, using public records, court documents, interviews, and forensic evidence.

It led them to conclude, as the paper's editor, Steven A. Smith, described it, "that West has led a secret life for more than 25 years. Beyond the serious allegations of sexual abuse, West had been using his position in the Legislature to block gay-rights legislation. And he has been trolling the Internet for young lovers while serving as mayor of Spokane, offering gifts and favors."