I think Grover Norquist needs to have IRS on his ass constantly

True Blue Democrat

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Fri Aug-12-11 01:07 PM
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I think Grover Norquist needs to have IRS on his ass constantly

Auditing everything he owns and perceived to own.

I want Grover Norquist in prison for life for tax evasion. That's what got Al Capone in prison.

And file RICO charges against his astroturf companies/organizations/foundations and freeze all assets that Grover Norquist is known to have.

He is an traitor to America, and needs to be taught a very public lesson that would frighten Republicans and future Republicans for generations.

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hedgehog

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Fri Aug-12-11 01:08 PM
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1. Yeah, and Obama should put together an enemies list and .....

:eyes:

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hobbit709

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Fri Aug-12-11 01:08 PM
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2. I'd settle for a one way ticket to Somalia.

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brooklynite

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Fri Aug-12-11 01:27 PM
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3. Unrec'd

..because abuse of Executive authority for political gain went out with the Nixon administration.

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True Blue Democrat

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Fri Aug-12-11 01:31 PM
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5. That's a weakness that you are exhibiting

Because it went out in the 70s doesn't mean it is in vogue (and has been since 2000).

I offer you an example: Don Siegelman.

It's our turn. Let's go after Grover Norquist and HARD.

We went after Abramoff during * years, and despite the stalling, he eventually went to prison for his illegal deeds, and his butt-buddy Tom DeLay is also doing time in prison.

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former9thward

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Fri Aug-12-11 02:05 PM
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6. DeLay is not in prison. His sentence is on appeal.

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Lint Head

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Fri Aug-12-11 01:28 PM
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4. I think Grover Norquist and the congress persons that signed the pledge should

be tried for treason because the only pledge they should make is to defend and uphold the US Constitution.

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