Don’t hold your breath.
I posted this in Great debates if anyone is interested.
Looks like the hits just keep on comin’ for old Joe–looks like he might have some ‘splainin’ to do to the IRS as well. I love it that he’s paying himself 50-100K per year rent on an office with an assessed value of about 25K in order to get out of paying Social Security payroll taxes. Seriously, are there any laws these Tea Party fuckers think apply to them? They’re all about making laws to force the rest of us to toe their retarded party line but they themselves? Not so much.

Looks like the hits just keep on comin’ for old Joe–looks like he might have some ‘splainin’ to do to the IRS as well. I love it that he’s paying himself 50-100K per year rent on an office with an assessed value of about 25K in order to get out of paying Social Security payroll taxes. Seriously, are there any laws these Tea Party fuckers think apply to them? They’re all about making laws to force the rest of us to toe their retarded party line but they themselves? Not so much.
Sounds pretty fascist to me. The important thing, however, is that he’s not a Socialist.
-Joe

Sounds pretty fascist to me. The important thing, however, is that he’s not a Socialist.
-Joe
Aw, dammit, I done screwed up my Teabagger Bingo card, shit. Anybody got another one?
Apparently, even Alaska’s Republicans have had enough of this guy.

Apparently, even Alaska’s Republicans have had enough of this guy.
I don’t see it that way, though I wish it were so. I see it as one partisan sub-group within the party wants Miller to play ball with the press. They’re not even disowning him.
The Republican party as an institution is apparently not behind this.

I don’t see it that way, though I wish it were so. I see it as one partisan sub-group within the party wants Miller to play ball with the press. They’re not even disowning him.
The Republican party as an institution is apparently not behind this.
Well, give them a couple of weeks.
The tea baggers don’t answer questions because they don’t have any answers. At least ones that non tea baggers will accept. better to let people think you are a little crazy, than opening your mouth and removing all doubt.
An Alaska judge has ordered the North Star Borough to release Joe Miller’s documents to the public. He’s given them enough time to appeal to the Alaska Supremes and allowed some redacting, though.

An Alaska judge has ordered the North Star Borough to release Joe Miller’s documents to the public. He’s given them enough time to appeal to the Alaska Supremes and allowed some redacting, though.
Knowing the truth is important…but let’s edit it, first? Must be some of that national security stuff. They are on the Commie Border after all.
-Joe

Knowing the truth is important…but let’s edit it, first? Must be some of that national security stuff. They are on the Commie Border after all.
-Joe
I would hope that it’s information like SSN and other private info that others have no right to see. Otherwise, what’s the point?
Another reporter bounced from a Miller event. And this one hadn’t even asked a question.

Another reporter bounced from a Miller event. And this one hadn’t even asked a question.
Probably had some sort of Commie/Socialist Lenin beard. Not a rugged manly beard like Miller/Palin.
-Joe
They had it on good authority that she was going to ask Miller a “gotcha” question.
Like “what is your favorite color?”
Even Ben Stein hates this guy.
Other “gotcha” questions for Miller:
Are your guards going to beat me?
Are your guards going to kill me?
What do your guards intend to do with those billy clubs?
Have you ever killed anyone?
Have you ever ordered someone’s death?
Jeez . . . If Miller wins this, we should seriously consider selling Alaska back to the Russians!
Miller fails to report land holdings on disclosure documents.
In part:
For the past 14 years, U.S. Senate candidate Joe Miler has owned or controlled 40 acres with a two-story house near Willow, but he does not report it in his Senate financial disclosure statements.
The deed for the property is recorded in the name of something called “The Wilmington Trust,” but the woman named as the trustee says she had no idea of the exact nature of her legal connections and obligations to the property. Whether a trust actually exists is unclear.