With respect to President Obama it happened on his watch. His predecessor, George Bush, had 8 years to do the same. He either failed to do so, or refused to do so, whatever. Obama got the job done. Hurray, for Obama.

http://www.nypostDOTcom/p/news/local/brooklyn/gropez_gals_in_squeeze_h0oLFjbjaEnWiyadXgkMhL

http://metrolandDOTnet/2012/08/30/fracked-memory/

The part about the incestuous relationship between DEC’s Division of Mineral Resources (the agency responsible for putting
together the high-volume-fracking environmental-impact statement that’s
supposed to protect New Yorkers) and the oil and gas industry doesn’t make me feel all warm and fuzzy.

You have to have worked in the industry to qualify for the jobs at DEC that oversee the industry. That might a really good job requirement…or a really bad one. You decide.

Most of the cast of “Sex in The Assembly” will be on hand at the Deomc”RAT”ic National Convention and they plan to listen to every word that Bill Clinton the star of “I DID NOT HAVE SEX WITH THAT WOMEN” has to say.

They are hoping to learn a lot from him in private “One on One” conversations

I am sure the “FEDS” are hoping to learn a lot too from all that is going on.

Before there was the “Oracle of Delphi” there was Count Vampire J. Machiavelli

VJ Machiavelli
http://www.VJMachiavelli.blogspot.com
Power to the People who “VOTE”

Ms. Allred is 100% correct that either Silver and/or Lopez violated the confidentiality agreement to dump on the women. The Comptroller’s office released the damning emails around the close of business on Thursday (or something like that) and Sally Goldberg’s story popped up NY Post website about 12:30 a.m. Friday. The timing was no coincidence and only two people could have authorized the leak — Silver or Lopez.

It’s time to put EVERYONE involved in this scandal under oath and pry the truth out of them. If anyone has done anything criminal, indict them. If anyone perjures themselves, indict them. Criminality does NOT get referred back to to the Legislative Ethics Committee. If all three of Silver’s JCOPE appointees refuse to authorize a JCOPE investigation, I assume that will be a new scandal.

Note that according to the preliminary
drafts of the confidentiality agreement (as shown in the emails), there was a $5,000
penalty to be imposed on whoever flapped their lips. Hopefully, JCOPE will finds out who leaked the story to the NYP even though it’s not the main purpose of the investigation. While $5,000 is peanuts to Silver and Lopez, it’s not to the women. Allred and the other lawyers should make the confidentiality violator pay.

Finally, let me say, that I am appalled that a WOMAN was the lead author of the story in the NYP. I’m also appalled that local yokel and seemingly decent guy, Eric Kriss, was part of this story. Have they no moral compass?

I realize that jobs are hard to come by these days and everybody has to eat. But if you’re making your living trashing the victims of sexual harassment, maybe you need to find a new line of work. The first three paragraphs of the NYP story were appalling in their blatant attempt to obfuscate what qualifies as sexual harassment and trivialize the complaints of the women in the story. They more or less tell the reader: Hey, as long as Vito didn’t stick his hand in a gal’s crotch, what’s the big deal? If Vito wants to tell them “nice tits” or something like that every day, what’s the big deal? What are they complaining about? Etc. etc. etc.

Her performance is getting rave notices.

Also joining the cast will be a “Special” guest star yet to be “Named”

Yes folks New York The scandal Capital of the World is giving a tax break to

“Sex in The City” to make sure it stays in New York.

VJ Machiavelli