Republican Nasty Boys

December 06, 2015 By: Juanita Jean Herownself Category: Uncategorized

It was not a good week for Texas Republicans and morals.  In fact, it stank like a goat with a fish around his neck.  Come to find out, they have fewer morals than Al Capone’s tomcat.

Former chief of staff to Congressman Smoky Joe Barton of Dallas plead guilty to knowingly possessing child pornography and trying to send it to his House account.

Judd Quarrels, 31

Judd Quarrels, 31

Not to be outdone by the big city fellas, less than 48 hours later the Chief of Staff to East Texas Republican Congressman Matt Schaefer was arrested on charges of soliciting a minor under 14 – Judd Quarles was booked into the Smith County jail on $350,000 bond.

I would suggest you hide your daughters when Republicans come to town.  When they open their Bibles to preach to you, might want to check if there’s wildly obscene pictures in there.

Thanks to everybody for the heads up.

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  1. JAKvirginia says:

    Oh, dear god! I know Jesus said something like “let the children come unto me” but come on!?! Can’t you clowns get ANYTHING in the Bible right?!!!

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  2. Polite Kool Marxist says:

    Hide the children, goats, dog, cookie dough and pumpkins “when Republicans come to town.”

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  3. UmptyDump says:

    This above all: to thine own self be true,
    And it must follow, as the night the day,
    Thou canst not then be false to any man.

    Spoken by Polonius to his son Laertes, in Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 3.

    Polonius the hypocrite; a man full of self-praise for living a so-called virtuous life, while nevertheless pandering to those from whom he seeks acclaim and personal reward.

    Realistically, sexual failings are not the unique province of Republicans. What makes many Republicans so despicable is their pious public proclamations of and demands for personal morality – while that very day they violate the morality they boast about in their personal lives. Polonius would have voted Republican.

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  4. This only proves that some Republicans do love children beyond their very first birthday. But not in a manner that is acceptable to the rest of society.

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  5. Sanctimonious sleazeballs.

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  6. I see ol’ Rep. Schaefer is praying for those involved. How special.

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  7. Got a hunch narcissism is involved with these congress critters. If that is the case, write them off totally. Narcissism is impossible to treat.

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  8. It’s a Bible. Of COURSE there’s wildly obscene pictures in there to illustrate the wildly obscene stories in there.

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  9. fran seyer says:

    And another one rides off in the sinful life of pure evil……may he find a soft place to rest his sicko head.

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  10. Marge Wood says:

    Good grief.

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  11. And of course, the congressman said he would pray for the victims . Just like the victims of radical Christianity. We know how well that works out.

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  12. e platypus onion says:

    Wonder if they belong to the Catholic “kiddie diddler” church?

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  13. Polite Kool Marxist says:

    e platypus onion, elected in Texas, so more probably members of a Protestant Pedophile brigade of hypocrites. Swaggert’s maybe?

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  14. Well, tradition states that Mary was about 13-14 when Jesus was born. Why do you hold these lawmakers to higher standards than their god?

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  15. I would hide my sons as well.

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  16. maryelle nailed it: “Sanctimonious sleazeballs.” Succinct, to the point, perfect.

    And as Maggie said, narcissism is forever. I once had a narcissist client. I lasted 9 months with her, setting a record for persistence.

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  17. Fred Farklestone says:

    The question that needs to be asked of both these congressmen is
    “What did they know and when did they know it?”

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  18. Mark Schlemmer says:

    This feller Judd immediately made me think of “Oklahoma.”
    Why, you may ask . . . . Well, he kinda’ looks like Judd, the creepy farmhand and the lovely song that described his demise.

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  19. WA Skeptic says:

    We kind of have to cut Mary some slack; even as recently as my mother’s generation, girls were getting married at the age of 14. Of course, it probably wasn’t all hormones; teenagers are a trial to most parents, so it might just be easier on everyone concerned to get them involved in marriage.

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  20. PKM –

    Uh, pumpkins??

    I’d ask you to elaborate, but I’m afraid that you would.

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  21. WA Skeptic –
    Agreed. In a primitive agrarian society where the average lifespan was probably about 50, girls commonly married once they hit childbearing age. Not to mention, every kid married and out of the house was one less mouth to feed.

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