In a CNN interview this morning, Sestak was asked if he would endorse Specter, if Specter was the victor in the Primary. Sestak refused to agree to endorse Specter. Moreover, Joe was in complete denial about the possibility that he could lose and face that question. Then Joe said the dumbest, fucking thing I've heard him say in 4 years:"What I know is this, that, in a war, you always know you're going to succeed."
That just shows how blinding stupid and unqualified he is. What kind of military training did he have in 31-years that would lead him to make such an idiotic declaration about the nature of war? Did his training consist of watching Dr. Strangelove? This statement was so stupid, it calls for TWO graphics in this blog entry. Imagine he's riding $5 million dollars.
David, I posted this on pa2010, but would be curious to get your feedback on it:
ReplyDeleteA TimeLine for No Show Joe
* May 18th, 2010: Arlen Specter wins the Democratic Senatorial nomination by 4 points.
* May 19th, 2010, early morning: Joe Sestak bitterly concedes, and complains that the entire “machine” was against him from the start, even though they “asked me to run.”
* Summer 2010: Joe Sestak still has not endorsed Arlen Specter, nor is he campaigning for any of the state rep candidates in the 7th district. He’s also ignoring Bryan Lentz, whom he’d just as soon throw off the stage if he thought it could get him the slot for his old seat back.
* October 2010: Joe’s “house” in Edgemont goes on the market. He’s notably missing from the district in all respects, and hasn’t extended any assistance to anyone running for office there on the Democratic ticket.
* November 2010: Arlen Specter defeats Pat Toomey by 5 points, and Bryan Lentz defeats Pat Meehan by 3 points.
* January 2011: ex-congressman Joe Sestak accepts a job as a defense consultant, sells his house in Edgemont, and nobody from the 7th congressional district ever hears from him or his mafioso posse again.
George-
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty much. The way I see it too. Though I think he might delay a little longer before putting the house up officially. Though privately, he'd be looking. I don't think he'd want to pay two mortgages.
My big question is how much longer will he continue to pay his siblings once his campaign ends.