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ROMNEY AIDE IN GAY SCANDAL

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Paul Babeu is a Mitt Romney election committee co-chairman.  He’s also an Arizona Sheriff.  He also happens to be running for congress.  And he also happens to be gay.  Now, he happens to be resigning from the Romney campaign due to a sordid and ugly love scandal.

Sheriff Paul Babeu is under fire after a spat with his male lover was made public.  The unnamed lover happens to be an illegal immigrant from Mexico, who threatened to out Babeu as being gay in an attempt to ruin his congressional campaign once their relationship ended.  So, to get revenge against his ex-lover, Babeu used his position to have the man deported.

Babeu and Jose (whose last name was not released) met on the website Gay.com in 2006 and had been dating until their recent break-up. Up until recently, Babeu had been publicly known for having a strong stance against illegal immigration and for protecting the Arizona border. He also successfully kept the relationship with the illegal immigrant and his homosexuality a secret for years. But over the weekend he was forced to address the scandal with the following statement:

“I’m here to say that all the allegations that were in the story were untrue – except for the instance that refers to me as gay…That’s the truth – I am gay.”

Needless to say, the Arizona Republican Party is not amused.  Nor is the Arizona Sheriff’s Department. Aside from being a congressional candidate within a party that has a staunch opposition to homosexuality and an absolute opposition to Mexicans crossing our border, Babeu knowingly and willingly harbored an illegal immigrant for his own personal gratification.

Suffice it to say, Babeu’s resignation from the Romney campaign is only the tip of the iceberg. Not only were his actions an illegal abuse of power, but the conservative Republican voters of Arizona are prepared to make the jilted and love sick Babeu also reconsider his political aspirations.

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<span>"Needless to say, the Arizona Republican Party is not amused.  Nor is the Arizona Sheriff's Department."   Lol. They're certainy not happy that this clown_and his life on the *DL*_has now been exposed for all the world to see. To say nothing of his same-sex relationship with an ILLEGAL immigrant no less …smh.   But frankly I'd bet that more than a few members of the Arizona Repub leadership AS WELL AS his inner circle in the Sheriff's Dept _altogether known as the good ole boyz "WE GOT YOUR BACK" club_ knew darn well what Sheriff Babeu is about.     The truth is, when it comes to pathological liars, HYPOCRITES of every sorted ilk and sexually repressed MEN (gay and straight), the Republican Party's CUP runneth over.    What a Pathetic lot and a Pathetic party.</span>

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<span>And in OTHER Romney related news that Mitt probably does NOT want to hear:   Haberman & Martin: "Worry over Mitt Romney sparks talk of Tampa"   There are growing calls for an alternative to Mitt Romney as the Republican standard-bearer, with the names of Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie again being seen as the most likely saviors. </span><span></span><span>With concerns over Romney rising after a series of gaffes and polls showing him losing to Rick Santorum in Michigan a state in which he was born and raised — and with a protracted primary fight ahead, some Republican activists are desperately looking for alternatives. Most concede that it’s late in the game and such a scenario is highly unlikely.  [….]   Read: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0212/73070.h…</span><span></span><span></span><span>"Most concede that it’s late in the game and such a scenario is highly unlikely." </span><span></span><span>Yeah. As in, the chances are slim-to-NONE and slim left the buliding a looong time ago…lolMitt's NOT going to beat the… Read more »

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<span>Back to the Sheriff Babeu scandal….   Just heard a CNN reporter, reporting from Phoenix. Paraphrasing the reporter: "People are now telling me that they knew about the Sheriff being gay. But no one is saying whether or not they knew about the threats he's alleged to have made against his ex-lover."     Following up on my first response: The GOP's good ole boyz *WE GOT YOUR BACK* club in Az have known what Babeu is about for quite some time, including the ethnicity AND the ILLEGAL status of his ex-lover, AND the threats the Sheriff made against the man.     Now. IF the charges are proven to be true, I'd say it's also a pretty sure bet that the sheriff's recent ex-lover is NOT the first gay man the Sheriff has treated in such an "abuse of power" fashion.</span>

Truthiz

Following up on my 2nd response….more BAD news for Romney: TheHill: "Romney adviser says Michigan not a 'must-win' for campaign"Romney, who was raised in Michigan and whose father was once governor of the state, has fallen behind Rick Santorum in most of the polls there. Many conservatives are predicting chaos in the GOP nomination process if Romney can’t close the deal in his home-state.But speaking Monday on MSNBC, senior Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom said a win in Michigan was not necessary to securing the nomination. [….]Read: http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/…HAH. Yeah. Riiiight.   Walter Shapiro: "Romney’s “embarrassing reality… He cannot, if nominated, beat Barack Obama.”THE MITT ROMNEY CRISIS transcends the seven straight national polls showing Rick Santorum in the lead. It goes beyond the embarrassing reality that the son of an auto executive and two-term governor has been behind in every Michigan poll conducted since Groundhog’s Day. Even more devastating for Romney is that elite Republicans have begun to conclude that he… Read more »

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