Showing posts with label Vitter DC Madam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vitter DC Madam. Show all posts

Monday, August 27, 2007

Flynt still after Vitter



NY Daily News
Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) has been layin' low since he admitted last month that he'd been a client of "D.C. Madam" Deborah Jeane Palfrey. But now the randy Republican has turned up someplace where he's a lot less likely to find hookers: Iraq. The News' James Gordon Meek reports that he was in the city of Taji this week "eating what looks like mystery meat in the chow hall of a U.S. camp for 1st Cavalry Division troopers." Meanwhile, Hustler publisher Larry Flynt, the man who pressured Vitter to admit to paying for sex, tells us his investigative journo Dan Moldea has "nailed down evidence that Vitter had sex [with prostitutes] on more than one occasion." Vitter has denied Flynt's claims that some of his New Orleans constituents serviced him.


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Friday, July 27, 2007

Headline from "The Hill"

Senate GOP to Vitter: We’ll handle the Republican reputation from here, thanks


Vitter has real clout on the Hill.

Do NOT diss a YAT!

Bayou Buzz:
I'm a typical New Orleans girl, born and raised. Call me a "Scat," a "Yat," a "Gentilly Brat." You won't bother me.
But I do believe that Wendy Vitter' "cousin Jimmy Baldwin," just called me a drunk. Me and a few other hundred thousand "typical New Orleans girls."



Be careful what you say -- someone might be listening.

Not at all humbled . . .

The Raw Story | Madam's favorite senator not making friends in return to Capitol:

"Sen. David Vitter doesn't seem troubled by his recent exposure as a onetime client of the so-called DC Madam. His brash return to the Capitol is apparently rankling lawmakers of both parties."

Go. Read. What a sense of entitlement this guy has!!!

Update: Vitter confused, squabbles over his own amendment.

Thursday, July 26, 2007

Pretty good analogy here, re Vitter.

Ross Douthat:
"If a politician were caught with his name on the 'call list' of a prominent drug dealer, he wouldn't be able to wriggle out of it by admitting to a 'serious sin' and leaving it at that. And unless prominent Republicans are prepared to join Matt in supporting the repeal of laws banning prostitution - which I certainly hope they aren't - then they shouldn't be backing Vitter's 'it's a private matter' line. It isn't. It's a crime."


The above-mentioned Matt seems to be arguing for the legalization of drugs and prostitution.
Drugs and prostitution? No way!!!
But Amsterdam is still standing, no rain of fire there.

Do not click on the link!!!

You should not see this.

Is this bad taste, or just the truth?

Blame it all on Your Right Hand Thief

Vitter's words come back to haunt him.

The Shreveport Times

Back in the early 1990s, when former Gov. Edwin Edwards was pushing gambling, young David Vitter used to say that EWE had made Louisiana "the laughingstock of the nation."

That line, repeated over and over in press releases during the period, came back to me last week, when a karaoke singer dedicated a song to Vitter: Stephen Stills' "Love the One You're With." The audience laughed and hooted.


The rest of the article is pretty funny.

Thursday, July 19, 2007

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

CityBusiness turns against Vitter

Vitter stonewall won't hold.


This is what Your Right Hand Thief said Monday after the "press conference." Go read all the posts--and check out the clip from Leno.

Flynt: Vitter Lied

Check out Your Right Hand Thief for all the details of Flynt's interview with Larry King, and with WDSU.

An "airing" but not a hearing?

Senate leader wants 'airing' of Vitter scandal NOLA.com:
"WASHINGTON - The Democratic leader in the Senate said Tuesday the call-girl scandal that has engulfed Sen. David Vitter, R-La., should have 'a full airing' and noted that there is an open criminal investigation into the escort service that Vitter acknowledged calling."



There needs to be an ethics hearing on Vitter, not just an "airing." Reid should take a stand for Louisiana's sake, and for the senate.

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

It's not over yet, David

washingtonpost.com:
"The first-term Republican said he wanted to resume his normal Senate schedule, but that proved difficult as news crews camped outside his office and chased him down hallways."


Yeo, the press senses blood in the water.

MSNBC: Vitter apology "borderline disastrous."

Via The Raw Story