Another perverted Democratic politician falls

The news media is celebrating the fall of yet another perverted Democratic Mayor. This time it is Kwame Kilpatrick, the Mayor of Detroit. He and “his former chief of staff were charged yesterday with a 12-count felony indictment that included perjury, obstruction of justice and official misconduct that could send them both to prison for up to 15 years,” according to the Washington Times.

Kwame joins a long line of perverted Democratic politicians who have fallen in the past year, including former New York Governor Elliot Spitzer, who paid over $4K to a prostitute; L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, whose wife left him after his affair with a T.V. reporter was outed; and San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, who slept with his best friend’s wife. All of them are backers of Hillary Clinton for President, except Kwame, who recently endorsed Senator Barack Obama.

The Republicans are not much better, as in the case of the oft-married philanderer Newt Gingrich, and the tale of Rudy Giuliani’s awful divorce from his second cousin. Not to mention the exploits of Senator Larry “Wide Stance” Craig. But most of the headlines of late, regarding perverted politicians, have been created by Democrats, for whatever reason.

Kipatrick’s mistake, by the way, was using a city-provided sky-tel pager to send naughty text messages to his former chief of staff. And then he lied about that under oath, about their affair, as did she. Had Kilpatrick not used a government paid for pager he would have been in the clear.

When Michele Martinez was first elected to the Santa Ana City Council she happily accepted a city-provided Blackberry. I told her right away to give it right back. Politicians should NEVER accept cell phones or pagers from the city governments they work for. They are a trap. The resulting phone and pager records can be requested by anyone, using the Freedom of Information Act.

You can read more about Kwame’s exploits at this link.


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