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Only after Bill O'Reilly reported on this, Robert Wexler find a way not to pay income taxes in Maryland and save him self a lot of money while claiming he lives in Fl with his in laws....in a 55 over retirement community.
Wow....
Judge for yourself!
Yes, and why, after it's been public record for a decade, all this interest now in where the congressman calls home, and that he's "not really living in Florida" as the Palm Beach Post reports? Does it maybe have a little something to do with the fact that Rep. Wexler is among the most vocal supporters of Barack Obama, human rights, impeachment, and one of the strongest opponents of the Bush White House with its tyranny of perjury?
In a congressional district in which Democrats outnumber Republicans by a margin of 2 to 1, you can be sure that this attempted O'Reilly Factor outing has been good for the incumbent's Republican challenger, a man, coincidentally, by the name of Lynch who, until last Tuesday, was only able to raise about a thousand bucks. Thanks to Bill O'Reilly, Mr. Lynch's campaign bank account has grown some, and he has become a proverbial household name with high profile local media coverage.
What was behind O'Reilly's revenge? No doubt, his panties were in a snit because Congressman Wexler joined MoveOn's campaign, and circulated a petition calling Fox out on what they consider Fox News' racist, and fear-mongering campaign against Senator Obama, but did Mr. O'Reilly really have to resort to such Rovian tactics in order to attempt political homicide?
After all, you see where Karl Rove's tactics got him--a Contempt of Congress citation and, oh yes, coincidentally, Rep. Wexler just happened to be on the House Judicary Committee that instigated that contempt citation
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Now that we know about the role former Deputy Chief of Staff under President George W. Bush, Karl Rove, played in connection to the fall of a Democratic governor, Don Siegelman, how can we let a rank amateur like Bill O'Reilly usurp Rove's throne, and bring down Robert Wexler?
What's more, what everybody suspected all along, namely that the firing of those nine U.S. attorneys was because they wouldn't play by party rules, and that the Justice Department broke the law by imposing quotas along ideological lines, is common knowledge now, so why would even the most ingenuous among us think, even for an instant, that the O'Reilly Factor is the only one that would like to silence Congressman Wexler, a man who, after all, didn'tsend lascivious e-mails to congressional pages, take bribes, or use taxpayer money to refurbish his home?
If Barry wins this thing he'll be in good company; they'll be millions of taxpayers trying desperately to reduce their tax burden. . . and millions more sucking from the teat of the working class.
Nobody probable looked into this otherwise the guy should have been removed years ago and pay back the money he got by filling out fraudulent papers.
It isn't strange that it news right now...this guy is Obama's campaing leader in Florida, before he was just another Dem. who wasn't very noticable and how in g.. name can he oppose the president if he is doing fraud and is dishonest to his voters!!!
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