On 08-17-14, JOE DELAHAYE said to TIM RICHARDSON:   
      
      
   JD>Re: I don't do this normally,   
   JD>By: TIM RICHARDSON to JOE DELAHAYE on Sun Aug 17 2014 09:44:00   
      
      
   TR> When he vetoed the funds that would have kept her unit going, she had him   
   TR> charged with crimes.   
      
      
   JD>She was a state prosecuter, and that unit was something she had control   
   JD>over. When Perry cut the funds, a lot of people lost jobs.   
      
      
   Exactly. And she is also a drunk, she was drunk while driving a vehicle.   
   She was driving erratically, endangering people.   
      
      
   The video of her sobriety test after she was stopped is out there.   
      
      
   And her assaultive, verbally-abusive behavior while in custody, prompted   
   the jailers to put her in restraints, complete with a face mask as she   
   was spitting at people around her.   
      
      
   Not only that, the blood sample they extracted from her had to be taken by   
   force.   
      
      
   TR> I hope she gets it in the neck when its all said and done.   
      
      
   TR> Typical democrat.   
      
      
   JD>You mean like the leader of the house sueing the president?  He is   
   JD>republican I thought???   
      
      
   Was he caught driving while drunk recently? Did the president ask him to   
   resign?   
      
      
   You come up with some weird analogies, sometimes, Joe.   
      
      
   I've seen the video of this gal's detention behavior.   
      
      
   Thats the whole point, Joe. She's a prosecutor. Someone who puts   
   people in jail! Her private behavior is nobody's business but her   
   own. But when she takes it public, and behaves the way she did,   
   she detracts from the confidence the public has the right to have   
   in officials who are prosecuting people in courts of law for their   
   behavior!   
      
      
   She was rightly asked to resign. Aand cutting funding to whatever   
   taxpayer-paid prosecutorial unit she heads, until she DOES resign   
   is certainly proper.   
      
      
   As for those who `lost jobs because of her'.....maybe they ought to   
   get together and force her out. If they had any integrity, thats   
   just what they'd do. Why should they let her hurt them?   
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
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