jps wrote:
On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:34:24 -0400, Keith Nuttle
wrote:

jps wrote:
Another abuser of constituent's trust...

Anti-gay, pro-abstinence legislator had affair with intern

Posted By Raw Story On July 24, 2009 @ 9:57 am

A Republican state senator from Tennessee–who is married and the
father of two– has admitted to police that he had sex with a 22 year
old intern after her boyfriend [1] allegedly demanded money from the
legislator to not make public a video of the legislator and intern
having sex.

State Sen. Paul Stanley only recently sponsored legislation designed
to prohibit gay couples in his home state from ever adopting children.
He has also opposed family planning services, explaining that his
“faith and church” require him to “promote abstinence.” And Stanley
has run as a “pro-family” candidate in his campaigns for the Tennessee
State Senate.


The current Mrs. Stanley, Zachary Roth[1] points out at TPM Muckraker,
met her husband while “both were working for Bill First’s U.S. Senate
office Memphis.” At the time, the current Mrs. Stanley was working
as—you guessed it—an intern.
You must spend all of your time on the internet digging to find the
Republicans who have miss behaved.

I bet you supported clinton

Clinton was a serial concilliator. He was instrumental in pushing the
globalism we're saddled with today.

You must have supported Henry Hyde's investigation into Clinton's blow
job. The same Henry Hyde who was concurrently cheating on his wife.

BTW, it requires no effort to find Republican scum bags. They're
shoved in our faces every bloody day.


I was going to add the last two sentences you did.

Here's an interesting add-on:

July 21

Ex-youth pastor gets 8-16 months
Brian Neiswender pleaded no contest to charges he inappropriately
touched as many as 10 girls while on the staff for a church in Kingston.

By Sheena
Staff Writer

WILKES-BARRE – A former Kingston youth pastor who pleaded no contest to
charges he inappropriately touched as many as 10 girls while at the
church was sentenced Monday to eight to 16 months in jail.

Brian Neiswender, 27, now of Clarks Summit, was sentenced on two counts
of indecent assault and three counts of corruption of minors by Luzerne
County Court of Common Pleas Judge Peter Paul Olszewski Jr., and was
given three years probation following his prison sentence.

“I never wanted to hurt anyone,” Neiswender said before hearing his
sentence. “I know this whole situation has hurt a lot of people.”

Several of Neiswender’s family members, including his father-in-law,
wife Natalie and parents testified on his behalf.

“We were floored and disheartened,” Neiswender’s father, Scott
Neiswender, said, when the family found out about the allegations.

Scott Neiswender testified about the outstanding boy his son was in
grade school and college, and how he loved nothing more than being a
minister and teaching the Christian faith.

“He’s been punished enough already by losing his opportunity to continue
as a pastor,” Scott Neiswender said.

Neiswender’s wife, Natalie, testified her husband has been a loving
father to their two young children, as well as a supportive husband and
faithful Christian.

Natalie Neiswender testified it has been a tough year for the family,
but they are making it through, thanks to Brian Neiswender’s emotional
and spiritual support.

“I’m going to stay by his side and support him …,” Natalie Neiswender
said. “We’re committed to working together.”

Kingston police accused Neiswender of sexually assaulting three teen
girls while he was a youth pastor at Christ Community Church on West
Dorrance Street from September 2003 through February 2006, according to
the criminal complaint.

The girls, all near the age of 14 at the time, told police Neiswender
would place his hands on their chest during a game called “Crogs,” a
hide-and-go-seek game that is played in the dark, or during guitar or
piano lessons.

Neiswender was ordered to have no contact with children under the age of
18, other than his own, and to stay away from the victims in this case.

Four girls, all now over the age of 18, testified Monday, telling
Olszewski their lives have been changed forever.

“I no longer feel comfortable sending my younger sister to church,” said
an 18-year-old victim. “I wonder if I could ever lead a normal life.”

Another 18-year-old testified Neiswender hasn’t shown any remorse for
his actions, and a 19-year-old said this part of their lives will never
go away.

“This is a life sentence for me and the other victims,” the 19-year-old
said.

Another now 23-year-old victim called Neiswender a manipulator, and said
Neiswender used her and other girls’ problems they asked for counseling
for against them.

Investigator John Jorda, of the Kingston Police Department, testified he
has no doubt Neiswender did what the girls claim, even though he was a
revered and respected minister.

“I’ve seen it all … this is one of the most disgusting cases I’ve ever
been involved in,” Jorda said, explaining to the nearly 20 friends and
family members of Neiswender who were in court Monday that he’s not the
person they think he is.

“Brian (Neiswender) has an extremely dark side …,” Jorda said.

Luzerne County Assistant District Attorney Nancy Violi said that
although only three or four girls came forward about these incidents,
nearly 10 were involved.

“(The girls that came forward) wanted to make sure this didn’t happen to
anyone in the future,” Violi said. “I’m very happy with the sentence. It
sends a message. This gives (the victims) an opportunity to have some
closure.”




Find this article at:
http://www.timesleader.com/news/Ex-y...7-21-2009.html



I doubt the "good christian pastor" is a democrat.






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