America Reframed shows how dirty politics work with Obama

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It is on KERA 13-2 right now. It shows the corruption, intimidation, racketeering, and manipulation of the law to defeat their opponent. This race is between the corrupt, 18 year mayor of Newark, Sharpe James (which the dumbasses in his district support) and Cory Booker, the new guy that is running against him. Reminds you a lot of the shit that goes on here in Dallas with the south dallas politics.

Just watch it. It will piss you off enough to want to start shooting MF's. This is the same shit that goes on everywhere else. Just look at the dirty tricks that Obummer and his thugs are pulling.

It will be coming on again today.

http://tvlistings.zap2it.com/tvlistings/ZCSGrid.do?stnNum=65053&channel=13.2

And of course, The great nagga, Rev Al Sharpton is out campaigning for the corrupt mayor, Sharpe James, another nagga-rich thug.

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This show was in 2006. Look who is mayor now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cory_Booker

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Here is the kind of shit that went on during the campaign.

Before taking office as mayor, Booker sued the James administration seeking to terminate cut-rate land deals favoring two redevelopment agencies which were contributors to James' campaigns and which listed James as a member of their advisory boards. Booker argued that the state’s “pay-to-play” laws had been violated and that the land deals would cost the city more than $15 million in lost revenue. Specifically, Booker referenced a parcel on Broad and South streets that would generate only $87,000 under the proposed land deals yet was valued at $3.7 million under then-current market rates.[19] On June 20, 2006, Superior Court Judge Patricia Costello ruled in favor of Booker.[20] In late June 2006, before Booker took office, New Jersey investigators foiled a plot, led by Bloods gang leaders inside four New Jersey state prisons, to assassinate Booker. The motive for the plot was unclear, but was described variously as a response to the acrimonious campaign [21] and to Booker's campaign promises to take a harder line on crime.[21][22][23]

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I like Cory Booker because he doesn't like Obummer.

President Obama association
Booker campaigning for Barack Obama in Newark, 2007
In 2009, after Barack Obama became President of the United States, Booker was offered the chance to head the new White House Office of Urban Affairs Policy; Booker turned the offer down, citing a commitment to Newark.[34]

Booker generated controversy on May 12, 2012 when he appeared on Meet The Press as a surrogate for the re-election campaign of Barack Obama and made remarks which were critical of that campaign.[54] Booker stated the attacks on Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's record at Bain Capital were "nauseating to me on both sides. It's nauseating to the American public. Enough is enough. Stop attacking private equity. Stop attacking Jeremiah Wright."[54] Some objected to Booker's remarks because Romney has made those claims about job creation at Bain central to his campaign. Others criticized Booker saying his comments were motivated by his closeness to and dependence on Wall Street donors. The comments were subsequently utilized by the Romney campaign against Obama.[55] Booker made followup comments clarifying that he now believed Obama's attacks on Romney's record at Bain were legitimate, but did not retract his point about attacking private equity in general.[56] Two weeks later, Booker's communications director Anne Torres tendered her resignation, although she maintained it was unrelated to Meet the Press.[57]

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Maybe we'll get lucky and this will happen to Obummer.

Fraud conviction

On April 16, 2008, Sharpe James was convicted on five counts of fraud by a federal jury for conspiring to rig the sale of nine city lots to his mistress, who quickly resold them for hundreds of thousands of dollars in profit. James (federal inmate number 28791-050) served his 2-year prison sentence in a federal prison camp in Petersburg, Virginia.[6]

James' co-defendant and former girlfriend, Tamika Riley, was also found guilty on those five counts and eight others, including tax evasion.[7]

The United States Attorney's Office, District of New Jersey was led by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who served as United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey. The judge presiding over James' case was Bush appointee William J. Martini, a former New Jersey congressman who, like Christie had been appointed by then President Bush in 2002.

After 18 months in prison, James was released on April 6, 2010. While in prison, he wrote a 17 chapter book titled "A Sharpe View."

On April 16, 2008, James was convicted of five counts of fraud by a federal jury. On July 29, 2008, he was sentenced by Judge William J. Martini to 27 months in prison.


Kinda reminds you of some of our local politicians.