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A $21 million fraud, at that.
File this one under culture of corruption. Obama supporters just can’t seem to stay out of trouble, can they? This latest scandal involves a former Tarheels basketball player and a $21 million bank fraud scheme. New York Daily News reports: Courtney Dupree was convicted of vastly overstating the billings of his Long Island City-based lighting company [...]
Got word this afternoon that Culture of Corruption has held steady at #1 on the New York Times best-seller list for the second week in a row. Still have a long way to go to match my friend Mark Levin’s amazing success, but the response to the book has been humbling and heartening. [...] Read the rest »
Before Culture of Corruption hit #1 on the NYTimes best-seller list and other lists this week, my friend Mark Levin’s Liberty and Tyranny held the top spot for 12 weeks and has never ranked lower than #3 over the past 19 weeks. [...] Read the rest »
The Senate Ethics Committee on Friday dismissed complaints against Democratic Sens. Chris Dodd (Conn.) and Kent Conrad (N.D.) over their participation in Countrywide Financial Corp.’s VIP lending program.
But the panel cautioned the senators that they should have “exercised more vigilance” in their dealings with the mortgage giant to avoid an appearance of preferential treatment.
Yeah right, like anyone in the Senate, especially the Senate “ethics” committee (isn’t that an oxymoron or something?) was going to find any wrongdoing by Mr. Chris “I’m a VIP” Dodd. The entire cesspool called the United States Senate should be cleared by voters this next go-round and we need to start fresh. I’d vote for your neighbor, really. They’d have a better understanding of the hard-working majority of this country than these buffoons we call politicians. Rat bastards.
I met with a group of terrific conservative House Republicans on the Hill last week to talk about Culture of Corruption. Two of the dominant themes from the book we discussed: transparency and accountability. [...] Read the rest »
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