Charlie Scandal Tells Obowel, “Saying You’re Sorry Doesn’t Help Me Worth A Damn At The Polls”…

“If I had the problem, saying you’re sorry doesn’t help me worth a damn at the polls, unless I can staple your remarks to the ballot,” Rep. Charles Rangel (D-Manhattan) said.

"I thought it was America first Charlie? Not you! You work for us or do you remember. Still sore at Barry for throwing you under the bus during your when you were having your troubles with not paying your taxes. Well, get back under the bus you despicable tax cheat. You and your party couldn't give two shits about your constituents as people. All you care about is your constituents as voters, so you can hold your positions, power and corruption after buying the votes of the gullible, blind believers and the valueless LIV's who can simply be bought. What a total POS you are with your "saying you’re sorry doesn’t help ME worth a damn at the polls". Thats what it's all about, ain't it Charlie. Me, Me, Me. Poor, poor, Charlie, you gravel voiced champion of bullshit. Sucks to be you doen't it, you crooked, tax cheating bastard. Have you paid your back taxes yet, you slime ball? People like you need to be in prison, not government wasting our money. That's all you senile piece's of shit care about is the polls. You'll give away every freedom we have to get reelected. 

That's Charlie, another popular member of the invaluable Congressional Black Caucus, moaning about the potential loss of his seat. This jackass should have been indicted years ago, but instead he's left to happily romp, grunt and play in the legislative gutter. You want to know what doesn't help you worth a damn at the polls Charlie? The fact that you voted for this shit sandwich.

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" Healthcare is a political football, above all else, at the national level. Obama has blown several big plays and lost a lot of yardage. His own team is not providing much coverage and the other side is lined up, revved up and ready to sack him, steal the ball and put him out of the game." David Horsey in The  LA Times