'Cause god knows we all want a piece of that. Fer real.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Grand Jury Issues Subpoenas in Ensign Probe

Looks like that other shoe showed up.
Sen. John Ensign (R-NV) "is in the crosshairs of a Department of Justice criminal investigation," KLAS-TV reports.
"The criminal probe stems from a romantic affair Ensign had with the wife of his key staffer and close friend, Doug Hampton, and what Ensign has done to help Hampton financially."
"Subpoenas have been issued to at least six Las Vegas businesses. The Justice Department came to Las Vegas to interview several prominent business and political figures in what appears to be a wide-ranging and deadly-serious criminal probe."
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Elizabeth Edwards May Sue Over Book

Good for her, that Young guy is a skanky weasel. Via Taegan-
Andrew Young, the author of The Politician, says Elizabeth Edwards "has threatened to sue him for contributing to the downfall of their marriage," CBS News reports.
According to Young, Edwards has threatened an "alienation of affection" lawsuit which "allows a person to sue a third party for contributing to the breakup of a marriage. Jilted spouses typically seek money from their partner's lover."
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Video- Woman at center of Tiger Woods scandal
Just thought you'd like to see this. Lord have mercy, I guess there really is a reason I don't watch reality tv. I guess she's having a presser at 230EST to confess or reject all. Snore.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Video- Rep. Dan Burton Claims "Czars" Are "Communists" Guilty Of "Nefarious" And "Deviant" Activities
Oh Dan, Dan, Dan, you would know about those nefarious activities wouldn't you?
Friday, August 7, 2009
Jenny Sanford and children moving out of governor's mansion

Wow, didn't see this coming. /snark
WASHINGTON (CNN) – South Carolina First Lady Jenny Sanford and her four boys are moving out of the governor's mansion in Columbia and back to their home in Charleston for the upcoming school year.
The wife of South Carolina governor Mark Sanford announced the news in a statement e-mailed to reporters on Friday, days after the family returned from a two-week vacation to an undisclosed location in Europe.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Sanford book deal falls through

Bet if he pitched a bodice rippin' romance novel he just might get that contract back...
(CNN) – Gov. Mark Sanford and his publisher have parted ways.
"Sentinel has agreed to release Governor Mark Sanford of South Carolina from his contract to write a book about fiscal conservatism, which was to be called WITHIN OUR MEANS and was scheduled for publication in March 2010," said Adrian Zackheim, president and publisher of Sentinel, in a statement released Thursday. "This is a mutual decision. We wish Governor Sanford the best."
Prior to revelations of an extramarital affair that effectively brought an end to his political career, the South Carolina governor had been preparing to publish a book outlining his policy beliefs.