I'm sure she earned it

[kinvore]

Not too long ago a story broke about Wisconsin State Senator Randy Hopper being called out by his soon-to-be ex-wife, because he allegedly was cheating on her. I dismissed it because quite frankly I'm getting tired of the unrealistic expectations we have on our politicians, just because one cheats doesn't mean that much to me

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[whoasksfinds]

[dwer]

yes, that's an inappropriate sign. Pretty irrelevant to a story about an adulterer who may or may not have gotten his paramour a cushy gov'mint job.

[whoasksfinds]

completely irrelevant, much like gossip columns at the grocery store.

[dwer]

right, because to you, it's only corruption if it's the guy with the (d) after his name.

[whoasksfinds]

get back to me with evidence of corruption.

[dwer]

well, based on the concept that the Wisconsin Union workers pensions are paid for with tax-payer money, this guy was using tax-payer money to keep his mistress. Does that count, oh gossip hater?

[whoasksfinds]

except you have no evidence. keep up the gossip though. its good comedy.

[dwer]

You're suggesting that this guy never took his mistress out to lunch? I suppose it's possible.

[whoasksfinds]

so you got your panties in a bunch over a guy taking his mistress out to lunch?

[dwer]

Let's see if you can follow the logic.

1) There's a huge fuss over the fact that the teachers in Wisconsin have their retirement funds paid for with tax-payer money. A large part of that fuss is insistence that even though the funds came out of their salaries, it's still tax money.

2) Senator Huffenpuff up there is paid by the taxpayers too. If he took his lady-friend out to lunch, the taxpayers covered it.

Si, senor?

[whoasksfinds]

1) nobody cares how teachers spend their money

[dwer]

Two can play at this game:

[underlankers]

Re: Two can play at this game:

[whoasksfinds]

lol

Re: Two can play at this game:

[dwer]

you're right, they're not the same. One is spelled correctly.

Re: Two can play at this game:

[whoasksfinds]

you must be part of the grammar conspiracy.