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Fossella's Future
Friday, May 09, 2008
Staten Island Representative Vito Fossella (R) is immersed in personal scandal. What will this mean for the political future of his district? Baruch College Professor Doug Muzzio provides analysis.
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It just goes to show that Vito Fossella, a good Republican, is behind family values 200% -- twice as much as his liberal Democratic opponents. Long live family values.
what do you mean by "Family Values"?
Does that mean maintaining, creating as many families as possible?
Osama bin Laden has several wives - He should be our "Family Values" poster boy(man)!
Oh C'mon -- Fossella ain't the only one -- these guys drive DC's condo market...
With these credentials he should run for Gov.
why is more noteworthy that this guy cheated on his wife than the fact he used his auto as weapon while drunk, risking the life of everybody on that road.
who cares who he sleeps with
lol, lol, lol! This just gets better and better. This guy is going to self-destruct leaving the path clear for a Democrat to take the seat. Saves us time and money.
SI is not urban!
Clyde Haberman NY Times today, talked about how Fossela was angered by Bill Clinton in the impeachment process because Clinton did not follow The Rule of Law. We've come a long way!
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