Glenden BrownGiven her track record, Enid’s disgust is a good thing
She was a protege of Newt Gingrich. She married Joe Waldholtz. She passed herself off as as savvy, shrewd lawyer who was nevertheless so naive she didn’t figure out her husband was breaking the law left right and center in her name. Butter won’t melt in her mouth. If she’s opposed to Eric Holder, that’s got to be seen as all but an endorsement.
December 3rd, 2008 at 9:56 am
Where was Enid when the Department of Justice was being politicized by the Bush administration? Somehow I think her disgust is motivated more by a personal grudge and partisanship than by principle.
December 3rd, 2008 at 10:30 am
You know, it is always good to look around and see who is on your side and who is not….
Years ago there was a big deal made about letting women play in some golf tournament. When the KKK showed up to defend the comity that said they shouldn’t be allowed to play, they saw who was on their side and changed their minds.
When Enid is against you, you have a good chance of being right.
(P.S. LDS church, When the KKK and known terrorists support your position on gays…. I am just saying….)
December 3rd, 2008 at 2:10 pm
I actually felt bad about Enid’s husband problem. It must have been difficult for her. However, that’s where my compassion ends. This woman is just another Republican who will say ANYTHING to help her party gain power; that is why Gingrich tried to make her into a “rising star”, before her fall.
Republicans have this problem with corruption and lies. They believe everybody else must be as compromised as they are. Enid thinks Eric Holder is going to try to illegally stack the courts like they have. The actual actions of the Democrats will not break any laws, but the radio liars, like Enid will SAY they are breaking the laws.
Amazing she would call Holder a lawbreaker. She can’t have any proof of that.