The Child Sex Trafficker
Remember the nonsensical story about Hillary running a child sex trafficking operation at the back of a pizza joint in DC? Remember the nut job who believed it and came in shooting an AR-15? Remember all that? Well. The story is 
actually true, but it’s not Hillary, it’s not in a pizza joint and it’s not in DC. It’s actually in Campbell County Kentucky and the trafficker is Tim Nolan, a high profile Republican who is closely associated with the Tea Party, the KKK, and was Campbell Country chair of the Trump campaign. During the delegate battle in Kentucky, he challenged Mitch McConnell for control of the state delegation. He serves (at least for now) on Campbell County’s school board.
This fine fellow has been charged with “human trafficking (a class B felony), first degree unlawful transaction with a minor (a class C felony), and third degree unlawful transaction with a minor (a class A misdemeanor).” Apparently, he thought it was a good idea to ply minors with alcohol to induce them to have sex with adults. Oh, and the crimes with which he is charged happened in 2016, while he was chairing Trump’s campaign.
Yes. The hypocrisy is breath taking.
Not ‘hypocrisy’, precisely, though such behavior is unbelievable for the vast spectrum of humanity. Isn’t it more like ‘expected’, given the C.V.?
1Sounds like somebody needed to come into his place with a couple of guns to “self-investigate.”
WashPost had a followup article on Comet PingPong just today, about how the owner, his family, and his employees were all terrorized with death threats, and still get them even after the story’s been debunked, because some people just “know” what’s true. Fortunately they have loyal clients and local friends. As soon as the news came out about the attack, loads of people wanted to come have dinner there to support them. “We’re closed; it’s a crime scene.” “Okay, we’ll come tomorrow.”
2I’ve noticed that whenever the Republicans accuse someone of a foul crime, it’s something the Republicans are doing themselves. They know how vile and corrupt they are, and they know how self-righteous their followers are, so they accuse their political opponents of the things that they themselves are planning to do upon gaining sufficient power.
On a side note – notice how the Trump brownshirts are working on portraying the left as a bunch of violent people intent on suppressing free speech? How long do you think it’ll be before we have Trump-branded FEMA camps for processing violent domestic terrorists (as identified by Trump’s brave, brown-shirted freedom-fighters?) I’m guessing 2019…
3The arrogance takes my breath away. This, ladies and gents, is the leadership of the Rethuglican party. Thank God they were caught.
4The sickness and hubris that orbits around the Dolt45 group is words beyond “breath taking.” While we await the next scandal to implode beneath Jason Chafed Nutz, we are ‘entertained’ by previously dishonorable wingnuts invited to opine on our public airwaves. Really. Does anyone care what Neutron Gingrich has to say about anything? Or, $carah?
Reality TV is what it is. We can choose to watch or not watch. But when these characters infiltrate what are supposed to be “news” stations, we need to hit their sponsors as hard as the Fux Not the News sponsors were hit. Looking at you CNN, if you continue to pay Jeffrey Lord and Cory Lewdandlowski. MSNBC? Meh, on the hour you gave Greta. But really? Allowing her to air her old Rolodex of Fox ‘contributors’ is repulsive.
What part of shamed and discredited is so complex? It’s like history with Ollie North. GMAB
5What can be expected from an organization that screams Christian values and shatters everything Christ taught on a daily basis. Too many rethugs are evil, corrupt beings who will go to any length, destroy any oath to enrich themselves and their owners.
6“Tags: pervert, Republican, sex trafficking, Tea Party, Tim Nolan”
That about summarizes the situation. All that needs to be added is a series of blank spaces for the next snacilbupeR who are caught. Or, maybe an entire book to include those already caught like snacilbupeR hypocrites Newtie and Dennis. Lyin’ Ryan is also a Speaker of the House and Republican. Makes one wonder what he is hiding.
7I agree with the Opinionated Hussy — that’s not hypocrisy — that’s just flat out projection!
8The article also noted he was a judge in the 1970’s & 1980’s, known for harsh sentences.
Perhaps the good Christian folk prosecuting his crime will recall the good old boy, and old fashioned, and Old Testament Commandments and homilies such as “an eye for an eye” as they hear his case.
If Tim Nolan doesn’t like it, ply him with alcohol before he walks into the courtroom. That oughta help.
9not hypocrisy, standard operating procedure for the average republican. no doubt he feels just awful about it all, especially getting caught.
10Human trafficking is simply monstrous and the only punishment that is too severe, and too easy, is death. Give him 10 years for each individual who was trafficked and if that adds up to a de facto life sentence- too damn bad.
11“But I prayed and confessed to my family…..”
12After wading through the gross, there was one thing I didn’t find; i.e., a public pronouncement about his eternal salvation which disregards his sins cuz he was forgiven the moment he committed them cuz of his Savior, etc. etc. This guy gives slime a bad name!
13Well, that oughtta teach kids to fear the law. “Run, children! Here comes da judge!”
14I’m curious to see if he will choose the classic Repub defense that them kids were just so darn tempting that no red-blooded American male could possible resist them. It’s the kids fault! They probably dressed sexy. You know–in clothes.
Or the other classic defense that this guy is just such a wonderful Christian that the Devil went to extraordinary lengths to tempt him and bring him down.
I guess he could combine the two.
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