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Tuesday, 19 June 2007

Looks like Lindsey is safe

Check out what just broke on Thomas Ravenel:

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AP-APNEWSALERT

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina Treasurer Thomas Ravenel has been indicted by a federal grand jury for distribution of cocaine.

Not just possession, mind you.

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Posted by Brad Warthen at 04:08 PM in Crime and Punishment, Rule of Law, South Carolina
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Where oh Where have all of the sanctimonious followers gone?

Posted by: Preston | Jun 19, 2007 4:34:14 PM

It couldn't have happened to a nicer fellow...

Posted by: Claudia | Jun 19, 2007 4:42:20 PM

Is that how he singlehandedly created 5,000 jobs?

Posted by: Ready to Hurl | Jun 19, 2007 5:38:44 PM

good one!

Posted by: Claudia | Jun 19, 2007 5:40:04 PM

You'd think he wouldn't have had such a problem with his long office hours

Posted by: Ginny | Jun 19, 2007 7:54:39 PM

So THAT'S how T-Rav rolls.

Seriously . . . wonder how long this has been brewing?

Posted by: kc | Jun 19, 2007 10:07:51 PM

Your humor isn't lost on me Brad, I know you're implying that Grahamnesty is safe because Ravenel is getting the headlinesand that this is intended to be a funny little diversion from the heavy issues we've discussed recently. Just remember that Grahamnesty really is NOT safe. I don't know what the outcome of his re-election bid will be next year...but I know beyond a doubt what I intend to do in the voting booth. And Grahamnesty isn't "safe" because I think there are millions of disillusioned and disappointed South Carolinians besides me who intend to do the same thing: Cast any vote necessary (for friend or foe) to ensure that Grahamnesty returns to his upstate law practice as a ex-senator. Ed

Posted by: ed | Jun 20, 2007 8:28:35 AM

kc, I never trusted this yahoo. Anyone who can just let the lies roll off of his tongue the way Ravenel did during his campaign has deeper issues. RTH, I daresay that this is EXACTLY how he created 5000 jobs. It's a cinch he didn't create more than a dozen or so in whatever legitimate business he supposedly ran in Charleston.

There is another thing about this guy...I said I think he has "issues." I just bet that we haven't heard the last of this egotistical boob in SC politics...I have a sneaky feeling that he will re-emerge somethime down the line and attempt to re-enter politics, claiming an epiphany or a conversion experience or something. I trust the good people in this state will reject him out of hand. Otherwise...bread and circuses! Ed

Posted by: ed | Jun 20, 2007 8:35:04 AM

I'm sorry I thought we were in America. I guess I'm not because in America people are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Just ask the Duke lacrosse team!

Posted by: TP | Jun 20, 2007 12:02:35 PM

TP, Ravenel is indeed innocent until proven guilty. No arguement from me about that.

I actually haven't said anything about the idictment. My point has been that Ravenel is a jerk and an egotistical boob apart from and unrelated to his drug indictment. There are plenty of qualified people who aren't a**holes who can do this job, which is really pretty inconsequential anyway. I say Ravenel is no big loss. He's an inconsequential guy who got elected into an inconsequential job. Now he's got legal problems. The people in this state will be better served if this idiot fights his personal battles on his own time. I say good riddance. Ed

Posted by: ed | Jun 20, 2007 10:10:45 PM

I'm sorry I thought we were in America. I guess I'm not because in America people are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Just ask the Duke lacrosse team!
-TP

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