Ngozi Pole, Democrat office manager, arrested for fraud

Ngozi Pole was the office manager for the late Senator Ted Kennedy. He was slapped with six felonies. Things like federal theft and fraud because he swiped at least $75,000 over the course of five years.


Here is an old article that pushes the “greenness” of Ngozi’s hi-tech approach. Too bad the green was going right into Ngozi’s pocket.


“I know we can’t get rid of all the paper, so I’m focusing on managing the paper better.” – Ngozi Pole.


Yeah he “managed that paper” better. This is how the #1 Healthcare reform advocate handled things in his own office, losing track of money to a staffer. Are you ready for these folks to design your new healthcare?


(h/t The Smoking Gun)

  Chris Hailey is running for Sheriff in 2010

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I tried my phone camera out on Chris Hailey, who is running for Mecklenburg County Sheriff.


He made a good case for his candidacy and will be someone to watch in the 2010 elections.


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  Protest photos from Kay Hagan’s office in Charlotte, NC

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In the black jacket is Kristie Chapman of A Scarlet Stethoscope. She put together the event and was very appreciative for all those who turned out and supported the struggle against the current healthcare debacle. Even Howard Dean is against the current bill, as it has become President Obama’s white whale and not a true reform.


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You can also find Kristie Chapman on Smart Girl Politics.


  Candlelight Vigil to Wake Up the Senate

Come on out to an all American protest.

  • On Wednesday, December 16th, 2009, The Charlotte Tea Party is teaming up with the Scarlet Stethoscope for a Candlelight Vigil to Wake Up the Senate.
  • Location: Charlotte Office of Senator Kay Hagan, 1520 South Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28203 (between East Boulevard and Morehead Street)…from 7:00pm to 8:00pm.
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Go read all the details and show up, please.


H/T A Scarlet Stethoscope

  Racism makes White Liberals Money: The Liberal Gravy Train of Lee Atwater & other Fairy Tales

For the past few months, I have helped to demonstrate the racially based falsehoods trafficked in by left leaning authors, journalists and professors.


The most recent high profile dust-up was this use of phony quotes attributed to Rush Limbaugh. It takes time to read through the links, but it is worth it if you want to know what you are talking about.


The issue of Lee Atwater was brought to my attention some weeks ago and I was intrigued to see this very play used against the legacy of one of America’s great political strategists.


Alexander P. Lamis, an Associate Professor of Political Science at Case Western Reserve University, has a quote he alleges is from Lee Atwater:


  • ”You start out in 1954 by saying, ‘Nigger, nigger, nigger.’ By 1968 you can’t say ‘nigger’ — that hurts you. Backfires. So you say stuff like forced busing, states’ rights and all that stuff. You’re getting so abstract now [that] you’re talking about cutting taxes, and all these things you’re talking about are totally economic things and a byproduct of them is [that] blacks get hurt worse than whites.
  • ”And subconsciously maybe that is part of it. I’m not saying that. But I’m saying that if it is getting that abstract, and that coded, that we are doing away with the racial problem one way or the other. You follow me — because obviously sitting around saying, ‘We want to cut this,’ is much more abstract than even the busing thing, and a hell of a lot more abstract than ‘Nigger, nigger.”’ - The New York Times

This “anonymous conversation” was supposed to have taken place in 1981. Lee Atwater campaigned successfully for President George H.W. Bush on 1988 and we are supposed to believe that Lamis sat on this outrageous quote for almost a decade? The Professor is yet another in a long line of liars who make up a trashy “sell” line and then cash in on the fears of less fortunate Americans. A Google search of the “quote” brings in over 30,000 repeats of the slander.


Bob Herbert wrote a piece for The New York Times that spoonfeeds the myth to the masses while at the same time he deliberately mischaracterizes a another quote from Bill Bennet, who was addressing a point in the book Freakonomics and not making some racist blanket statement. Bob Herbert knew this but he wanted to sell some copy (this was before the New York Times lost so much money it had to be rescued by a Mexican sugar daddy) so he ran with the “Bill Bennet fantasizes about aborting black babies” theme. The theme sold and you can see the fraudulent results in the Google search that returns over 25,000 parrots continuing the myth.


The formula of the phony quote as practiced by the American left is to either have an “anonymous” conversation in which the the sinning conservative finds the liberal so impressive he “confesses” or a gross mischaracterization of something someone actually said. The goal is not to find out the truth, but to get the “selling” quote out there so it becomes a reality in the minds of passive readers and viewers. Truth be damned, we have one half of the country to smear.


  Send the Body to Rick Ungar: Bill Sparkman’s Political Kamikaze Attack

Examiner.com – Bill Sparkman committed suicide while blaming the right and trying to defraud an insurance company.


When Bill Sparkman was found dead in a rural Kentucky graveyard, the left wing took flight and bombed their opponents with accusation after accusation of inciting violence against government workers.


In my last writing on Bill Sparkman I highlighted Gail McGowan Mellor’s piece at The Huffington Post. Her writing was littered with typical liberal talking points and she let her true colors show in the comments section of her own post, smearing the 9/12 movement as significant to the “murder” of Bill Sparkman.


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The left blamed Rush Limbaugh, Michelle Malkin, Fox News, the Tea Party movement and most famously, Rick Ungar wrote his childishly spiteful piece, Send the Body to Glenn Beck.


All of the hyperbole laid upon the right has served the purpose of exposing the true radicals in the nation, the so-called “progressive liberals.” It is this mindset that lead to the death of Bill Sparkman, a man who was involved in education and obviously was filled with the ridiculous cartoon prejudices of the Bill Maher school of politics.


Bill Sparkman is the first high profile suicide attack to be launched against traditional Americans. He sacrificed his life to blame people he was taught were “dangerous” by the likes of Jon Stewart, Bill Maher, Keith Olbermann and all of the leftist who continue this false narrative that was backed up by our very own DHS.


Bill Sparkman used the politics of the average Huffington Post reader to perpetrate a fraud on two life insurance companies. He scrawled “fed” onto his chest to inflame the “evil conservatives are out of control” narrative favored by today’s mainstream media. It was the left-wing politics of victimhood, narcissism and dependency on others that drove Bill Sparkman to attempt a fraud and a political kamikaze attack upon his fellow Americans.


Send the body to Rick Ungar.

  The Huffingtion Post pulls fake Limbaugh quote off of Jack Huberman’s book pimping article

Jack Huberman couldn’t come up with the goods for his phony quote.


Too bad Huberman isn’t forced to surrender the cold cash he earned off of using this. Kudos, sort of, to The Huffington Post for finally taking down Jack Huberman’s usage of the James Earl Ray Limbaugh smear. (H/T The Jawa Report)


The Huffington Post did know for some time that the quote was fake however, as one of their members told them so:


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The Jawa Report also had a link to The Weekly Standard’s take on another phony quote, the “slavery” quote.


We will see if CNN and MSNBC are interested in correcting the record.


Then “Professor” David Michael Green can follow suit. He was also informed some time ago:


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So can Desi Cortez, his piece is still up and he knew better as well:

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Max Blumenthal of the Daily Beast also knew the quote was fake:

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It’s still in his article.


UPDATE: Rick Sanchez admitted they screwed up… on Twitter. Get real CNN:


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Perhaps the “Drive-by Media” can now be called the “Hit-n-Run Media?”


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  Rush Limbaugh is checking out the Quote Truthers

And I’m Right was linked by The Jawa Report here and here and I trumpet that with pride. Thanks Jawas.


Smash Mouth Politics, the site I linked back in June, is the original debunker of the phony Rush Limbaugh quote. Actually a guy named “John” who writes at The City Square started it at Smash Mouth, but it happened in their club so it’s their event so to speak. Using what I followed on there, I put together a screenshot by screenshot deconstruction of the phony quotes creation. Yes it’s “quotes” because there was more than one pushed by the user in question.


Now, Smash Mouth got a link from Rush Limbaugh himself. Congrats to them.


They also linked the famous Protein Wisdom, who put together a similar breakdown on 10/13/2009. Their take casts the perpetrator as “a Wikiquote contributor who devotes basically his entire time on the website posting quotes from Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, James Dobson, and other conservative boogeymen.”


Other posts:

The Web Of Lies

The Web Of Lies Part II

The Web Of Lies III: Too Many Liberal Lies To Count

The Web Of Lies IV: Why It Matters

Charles Johnson of LGF is a Quote Truther

Rush Calls Out Quote Truthers

  CNN Joins MSNBC as newest phony quote pushers


The Quote Truthers grow. Now Rick Sanchez on CNN had used the phony slavery quote.


Here is the proof it’s false, along with most of the “top ten” phony quotes attributed to Rush. CNN needs some new fact checkers, so does MSNBC. Listen for the James Earl Ray lie at 1:26.


  Charles Johnson of LGF is a Quote Truther

Via Ace of Spades HQCharles Johnson Now So Anti-Racist He’s Denouncing Fake Racist Quotes


How far the mighty have fallen.


Little Green Footballs was once the bastion of American blogging. It took to task crazed Jihadists, debunked phony stories in the media and even helped end the career of Dan Rather by demonstrating he ran a story with phony documents.


Now, it is Charles Johnson who used the phony documents, and right on the pages of Little Green Footballs.


Charles cited the Casey Gane-McCalla list of Top Ten Racist Rush Limbaugh Quotes which are made up or taken way out of context.


Eight of the ten “quotes” are either false or grossly misrepresented. The real “racist” quotes in the list? The Donovan McNabb fiasco and Limbaugh’s “attacks” on President Obama, a formula subscribed to by Janeane Garofalo.


Charles was called out and he has squealed on his site:


  • There will be no retraction. The quote is disputed, but it has not been proven false. And there are plenty of other racist quotes that you seem to be just gliding right past that are NOT disputed.

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Well Charles, it has been proven false for years now. Here is a breakdown of the quotes creation and I have even included pictures so Charles can follow along.


LGF has fallen into the “it’s the truthiness of the story” trap.


Hopefully, liberals will stop using made up quotes to spearhead book sales and web traffic, but they don’t seem to care so far.


UPDATE: Michelle Malkin comments on the Quote Truthers.


Web of Lies IV linked at The Jawa Report.