Ronnie Who?
"The District Attorney should fight crime and hold himself to the highest ethical standards. These are two areas where Earle has not excelled." –Jim Dedman, Daily Texan Columnist. Originally Published in The Daily Texan on October 3, 1996
Ronnie Earle - The Partisan Democrat District Attorney
Ronnie Earle, Defender of the Public Virginity against possible assaults by a neo Mussolini Black Shirt merger with Texas businesses.
T.A.B., Mussolini: Earle Can't Tell the Difference
Amy Smith
"Finally, Earle recounted Mussolini's definition of fascism as the merger of state and corporate power, and suggested that T.A.B. would contribute to a similar merger in Texas unless stopped in its tracks." –The Austin Chronicle, April 11, 2003
You are probably guessing that in Ronnie Earle’s partisan fanatic mind Tom Delay and the Republicans would be the neo Mussolini and his Black Shirts. You are right. But, who is this evil T.A.B. (Texas Association of Business)?
The noble Ronnie Earle has prosecuted more demoracists than Republicans
Defenders of Earle like to point to the red herring that Earle has prosecuted Democrats, as well as Republicans, over the years. What they don't mention is that those Democrats were clearly guilty of serious violations (the cases were open and shut), and those prosecutions happened decades ago, when Texas was essentially a one-party state (controlled almost entirely by Democrats).
The real issue here is a failure on the part of Democrats to cope with the loss of political power they held in Texas (and elsewhere) for so many generations. Because Democrats have been so ineffective at the ballot box, and because DeLay is, in part, responsible for that failure, he must be destroyed.
As pseudo intellectual progressive liberal demoracists go Ronnie Earle is a real peach. Could this man be a ethical paragon?
"Dollars for Dismissals"
Byron York, NR White House Correspondent
The prosecutor in the DeLay case dropped charges in exchange for cash to pet cause.
Ronnie Earle, the Texas prosecutor who has indicted associates of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay in an ongoing campaign-finance investigation, dropped felony charges against several corporations indicted in the probe in return for the corporations' agreement to make five- and six-figure contributions to one of Earle's pet causes.
A grand jury in Travis County, Texas, last September indicted eight corporations in connection with the DeLay investigation. All were charged with making illegal contributions (Texas law forbids corporate giving to political campaigns). Since then, however, Earle has agreed to dismiss charges against four of the companies — retail giant Sears, the restaurant chain Cracker Barrel, the Internet company Questerra, and the collection company Diversified Collection Services — after the companies pledged to contribute to a program designed to publicize Earle's belief that corporate involvement in politics is harmful to American democracy. –The National Review Online, June 20, 2005
"This case is not just about Tom DeLay. If it isn't this Tom DeLay, it'll be another one, just like one bully replaces the one before." --Ronnie Earle
Ronnie Earle - The Partisan Democrat District Attorney
Ronnie Earle, Defender of the Public Virginity against possible assaults by a neo Mussolini Black Shirt merger with Texas businesses.
T.A.B., Mussolini: Earle Can't Tell the Difference
Amy Smith
"Finally, Earle recounted Mussolini's definition of fascism as the merger of state and corporate power, and suggested that T.A.B. would contribute to a similar merger in Texas unless stopped in its tracks." –The Austin Chronicle, April 11, 2003
You are probably guessing that in Ronnie Earle’s partisan fanatic mind Tom Delay and the Republicans would be the neo Mussolini and his Black Shirts. You are right. But, who is this evil T.A.B. (Texas Association of Business)?
The noble Ronnie Earle has prosecuted more demoracists than Republicans
Defenders of Earle like to point to the red herring that Earle has prosecuted Democrats, as well as Republicans, over the years. What they don't mention is that those Democrats were clearly guilty of serious violations (the cases were open and shut), and those prosecutions happened decades ago, when Texas was essentially a one-party state (controlled almost entirely by Democrats).
The real issue here is a failure on the part of Democrats to cope with the loss of political power they held in Texas (and elsewhere) for so many generations. Because Democrats have been so ineffective at the ballot box, and because DeLay is, in part, responsible for that failure, he must be destroyed.
As pseudo intellectual progressive liberal demoracists go Ronnie Earle is a real peach. Could this man be a ethical paragon?
"Dollars for Dismissals"
Byron York, NR White House Correspondent
The prosecutor in the DeLay case dropped charges in exchange for cash to pet cause.
Ronnie Earle, the Texas prosecutor who has indicted associates of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay in an ongoing campaign-finance investigation, dropped felony charges against several corporations indicted in the probe in return for the corporations' agreement to make five- and six-figure contributions to one of Earle's pet causes.
A grand jury in Travis County, Texas, last September indicted eight corporations in connection with the DeLay investigation. All were charged with making illegal contributions (Texas law forbids corporate giving to political campaigns). Since then, however, Earle has agreed to dismiss charges against four of the companies — retail giant Sears, the restaurant chain Cracker Barrel, the Internet company Questerra, and the collection company Diversified Collection Services — after the companies pledged to contribute to a program designed to publicize Earle's belief that corporate involvement in politics is harmful to American democracy. –The National Review Online, June 20, 2005
"This case is not just about Tom DeLay. If it isn't this Tom DeLay, it'll be another one, just like one bully replaces the one before." --Ronnie Earle
6 Comments:
my favorite line from Ronnie's bio at his website...
"Considered a pioneer of the emerging concept of community restorative justice, he has chaired Travis County's Community Justice Council since 1990. He and his wife, Twila Hugley Earle, taught an honors course at the University of Texas entitled Re-Weaving the Fabric of Community: The Theory and Practice of Community Building."
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Does "community restorative justice" sound anything like Social Justice? Or am I the only one with a tin ear?
And I was naive enought to think that justice was better dispensed at in an individual's trial, and NOT a class action suit.
But since the lynch mob has already been assembled, it must be time to follow Ronnie to the DeLay's gallows.
-FJ
For a "sneak peak" of the proceedings in the upcoming DeLay persecution please click here only keep in mind that Ronnie Earle plans to legally change his name to Ronnie Bedevere.
-FJ
Duck, I do love it when you froth.
Gee, can you imagine: a politically motivated indictment? Have you ever heard of such a thing before? Golly, those democrats sure are innovative! I mean, just because DeLay is a slime-oozing slug doesn't mean we actually have to wade through the slime to find out what makes it so slimy, does it?
Rather, just turn away and talk about what an "effective" good ol' boy Tommy D is.
Norm, you did read the Ronnie Earle quote, "This case is not just about Tom DeLay. If it isn't this Tom DeLay, it'll be another one, just like one bully replaces the one before."
We, here in the Great State of Texas, recognize Ronnie Earle for what he is, a partisan fanatic. See above statement. Or, consider what the voters in Delay’s voting district thought of the matter. Ronnie Earle, for crying out loud, Norm, is the zany who attempted to prosecute Kay Bailey Hutchinson for assault. The boy missed the church picnic bus, Norm. He ain’t all there.
The law does mandate redistricting. The Republicans know that. Tom Delay knows that. The pseudo intellectual progressive liberal demoricists, despite their intellectual defectiveness, know that. So, what is the problem? The pseudo intellectual progressive liberal demoricists have had the only game in town for 100 years and know the Republicans are in charge. Wah! Wah! Wah! Oh, what to do now that the people have spoken and placed the Republicans in the majority in the Great State of Texas. Obviously go to court, obfuscate, lie, slander and roll out the demagogues to attempt and influence their defective intellect base. They fail to realize that the more they wah! wah! wah! the more voters in the Great State of Texas want to vote Republican.
The Texas redistricting proceeded according to the letter of the law. What law was violated when members of the Great State of Texas Republican party provided input to the elected state officials? It doesn't matter, doesn't matter, doesn't matter that they happened to be Republicans elected to the Congress of the United States.
The percentage of Republican votes dictated that the Republican representation be increased in the Congress of the United States. What good does it do to the Republican vote in the Great State of Texas does not result in Republican representation?
Thank you for helping to make my point, "......obfuscate, lie, slander and roll out the demagogues to attempt and influence their defective intellect base."
Any perceived delay in the process was caused by the pseudo intellectual progressive liberal demoracists suing democracy in action in a court of law with their usual argument, wah! wah! wah! We want our ball back! wah! wah! wah!
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