Funniest Quote I heard today
Via Malkin RE: Pat Kennedy
As they say:
Mary Jo Kopechne was unavailable for comment.
I know this is not a funny subject, but these guys have gotten a pass for so long it is funny in a fucked up way.
Just as I did when Cheney shot dude in the face, I will give the benefit of the doubt. But as they say the apple does not fall far.....
Also Via Stop The ACLU
Lots of other Blog discussion of this event. Lots o' funny links
As they say:
Mary Jo Kopechne was unavailable for comment.
I know this is not a funny subject, but these guys have gotten a pass for so long it is funny in a fucked up way.
Just as I did when Cheney shot dude in the face, I will give the benefit of the doubt. But as they say the apple does not fall far.....
Also Via Stop The ACLU
Lots of other Blog discussion of this event. Lots o' funny links
posted by t3rrible at 9:08 PM
1 Comments:
Michelle's the greatest, present company excepted of course!
Now to serious matters. Background info: According to two independent sources, Kennedy probably lied about not using alcohol:
Capital Police incident report states Kennedy under influence of alcohol
Bar hostess says Kennedy drinking that night
As I've pointed out elsewhere, if he lied to the police about this, that was obstruction of justice.
However, there is a much more serious side to this.
Kennedy told officers he was going to a House vote at 2:45 AM. As you may be aware, the U.S. Constitution protects Members of Congress from being arrested or detained by the police in most circumstances providing they are going to or from the House to vote. This is to protect from interference in the Democratic process by the administration or police.
He lied to the Capital Police officers and told them he was on his way to a vote at 2:45 AM... when there was no vote... which may have caused the Capital Police to confer with higher-ups and the higher-ups to order not to arrest Kennedy because of the U.S. Constitution... is Kennedy guilty of obstruction of justice: a felony?
If I was on a jury, I’d have to conclude he was.
He’s trying to escape legal jeopardy.
Q. Why did he lie about his drinking to the officers if he did so?
A. Obstruction of justice.
Q. Why did he lie about going to a vote at 2:45 AM if he wasn’t?
A. Abusing his power as a Congressman to subvert the U.S. Constitution and obstruct justice.
So now he’s saying he wasn’t drinking, but he was abusing prescription drugs. This despite the two previous sources I cited that state he was either “under the influence of alcohol” (the cops) or “drinking” (bar hostess).
And Kennedy’s own statement said that he took precisely the prescribed amount of his prescription drugs and no more.
His statements have changed multiple times, but it's his actions that night, which were in my opinion felonious.
If it walks like abusing his power to subvert the U.S. Constitution and obstruction of justice and if it talks like abusing his power to subvert the U.S. Constitution and obstruction of justice, it's a duck.
Key Point:
Patrick Kennedy abused his power as a Congressman to subvert the U.S. Constitution and obstruct justice when he lied to the Capital Police about going to a House vote at 2:45 AM when there wasn't any House vote at that time.
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