22 July 2003
Issa Criminal! part 2
"I have an I.Q. of 100 plus a little bit," he said. "I have to work real hard to get things when I read." Duhhh. That's Darrell Issa, and he wants to be the next governor of California. God knows we need more retarded leaders.
Those nagging questions about Darrell Issa, the millionaire trying to destroy Gray Davis of California, just aren't going away. One must remember Issa made his millions from the Viper car alarm. Well, it seems it takes a thief to catch a thief:
In 1972, he and his brother William were arrested in the theft of a Maserati from a Cleveland car dealership. The case was dropped.Last month The San Francisco Chronicle reported that in 1980, after Mr. Issa had re-enlisted in the Army as a 27-year-old officer, he was again arrested with his brother on felony auto theft charges.The paper said that William Issa stole his brother's car, sold it to a dealership in San Jose and that within hours Darrell reported it stolen. The case was eventually dismissed for lack of evidence....But there is the matter of possessing an unregistered handgun in Michigan a few months after the car theft charges. He was fined $100 and put on probation for carrying a long .25 millimeter semi-automatic.
But for the GOP the oddly confident Issa, barely known to most Californians, is only a means to an end.
"Schwarzenegger's the choice," one Republican operative said. "So, in two weeks, Republicans are going to pat Issa on the head, thank him for his service, then walk over his dead body."
Meanwhile he uses his millions to overturn an election. Is this the country we want?
"I have an I.Q. of 100 plus a little bit," he said. "I have to work real hard to get things when I read." Duhhh. That's Darrell Issa, and he wants to be the next governor of California. God knows we need more retarded leaders.
Those nagging questions about Darrell Issa, the millionaire trying to destroy Gray Davis of California, just aren't going away. One must remember Issa made his millions from the Viper car alarm. Well, it seems it takes a thief to catch a thief:
In 1972, he and his brother William were arrested in the theft of a Maserati from a Cleveland car dealership. The case was dropped.Last month The San Francisco Chronicle reported that in 1980, after Mr. Issa had re-enlisted in the Army as a 27-year-old officer, he was again arrested with his brother on felony auto theft charges.The paper said that William Issa stole his brother's car, sold it to a dealership in San Jose and that within hours Darrell reported it stolen. The case was eventually dismissed for lack of evidence....But there is the matter of possessing an unregistered handgun in Michigan a few months after the car theft charges. He was fined $100 and put on probation for carrying a long .25 millimeter semi-automatic.
But for the GOP the oddly confident Issa, barely known to most Californians, is only a means to an end.
"Schwarzenegger's the choice," one Republican operative said. "So, in two weeks, Republicans are going to pat Issa on the head, thank him for his service, then walk over his dead body."
Meanwhile he uses his millions to overturn an election. Is this the country we want?
Labels: politics
¶ July 22, 2003
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