Michael, what about the other ‘10′ states? and that Kentucky thing is old news, they paid those a long time ago.

AJ,

i know you are but what am i

That’s dedication, fat boy.

Pornorama
Evading workers compensation insurance payments
Failure to file in 17 states
Kentucky back taxes not disclosed

Watching Stuart Smalley squirm: Priceless

http://www.nationaljournal.com/njmagazine/print_friendly.php?ID=nj_20080628_2254

Laura Brod may get to the Northern Marianas yet.

Learn to stand up and speak for yourself.

“Say, aj? The Lord loves you, but I think you’re a (cheney)in’ JERK.”

And ya know what the beauty is, pal? I don’t have to ask forgiveness for sayin’ that.

That’s okay, Yoni. The Lord loves you but the rest of us think you’re an a-hole.

My cousin is getting married later this summer in Oregon, and I want to start saving now for the taxes I may have to pay for leaving Minnesota. And since I said I was going on this blog, does that mean I have to pay the tax anyway because I said I was planning to attend?

The above was written by what could very well be “A VERY SICK MAN.”

Now, I am ignoring the Abramoff Scandal? You bet. Norm held not one Abramoff hearing.

If you understand “irony”, then you understand the idea of Ron Carey chastizing ANYONE for shoddy paperwork is the definition of irony. And hypocrisy, too.

Anybody want to bet a “MDE-MnPublius Happy Hour beer” nobody local writes about this W.D.C. tossed at the wall crap? Blogs don’t count.

is that your attempt at whit thedoucheisoutthere?

if so you failed MISERABLE, that news is potential disastrous for team douchebag.

Here’s a definition you might be able to follow: “throwing crap against the wall and hoping it sticks.” You know, like you’re doing, now?”

So, do you see any correlation between this and what you and some other liberal blogs said about Coleman’s recent ad? I mean, you would think it would be possible to at least see the irony in the statement above and some of your statements over the last several days.

republiCon Ron tried that on April 30th; it didn’t work. You know, when the Pioneer Press quoted Jess McIntosh as sayin’ Team Gumby swung and missed?

Here’s a definition you might be able to follow: “throwing crap against the wall and hoping it sticks.” You know, like you’re doing, now?

now i might agree if one or two more states popped up he could use the “never say never” phrase, but 12 more tax authorities????

the one thing he has going for him is that based on the handling of his own financial matters, he would probably fit right in with most of those in congress.

Knowing that throwing more wouldn’t work here, they took this Press Farce to W.D.C., hoping it would work there.

Bottom line: republiCon Ron claimed there was more on April 30th; there wasn’t. Since they were wrong then, what makes anyone think they got it right this time?

This is a prime example of ol’ Smokescreen’s electoral strategy: “More Of The Same.”

Which, of course, matches Bushy McSame’s electoral strategy – “More Of The Same.”

He didn’t lie when he said it was <> 17 states, did he? Is that possible?

you’re a legitimate douche bag, don’t get the two confused.

“GOP: But wait there’s more. Franken campaign: No, there isn’t.
Minnesota GOP Party Chair Ron Carey today held a Capitol news conference about Democratic Senate candidate Al Franken’s business dealings. He claimed that Franken owes taxes beyond the 17 states he disclosed yesterday and offered as proof book signings Franken did in Connecticut and Wisconsin in 2005, which charged admission. (Update: Mark Drake, spokeman for the state Republican party, said the book signings generated economic activity and therefore should have been reported.)

Posted by Rachel E. Stassen-Berger on April 30, 2008 2:42 PM

The Political Animal

This is one desperate campaign; sendin’ Brod to DC and now this Press Farce in DC.

Stick a fork in ol’ Smokescreen – he’s done!!!

“Al Franken may owe taxes for events he reportedly attended or was scheduled to attend…”

That’s right. The party of no taxes now believe there is some sort of tax on people attending events in states outside of their own.

Events he REPORTEDLY or WAS SCHEDULED TO attend?

How weak is this?

I better call the IRS. I went to Chicago for a concert last summer. I bet Illinois is laying off cops left and right as a result of my failure to pay the mysterious new visitor tax. I won’t blame my accountant, though. I fully take the fall for not knowing about a tax that only exists in the deeply decayed minds of republican press release writers.

If they had proof, they’d show it. Especially since they claim Franken appeared with noted rightwinger Tucker Carlson.

But, the real thing I’m seeing, is that republiCon Ron is too embarrassed to be pullin’ this stunt himself, so he’s gettin’ someone else to do it for ol’ Smokescreen.

When is Norm gonna fight his own battles?

When ya find a “legitimate voter” askin’ these questions, let me know, will ya?