Mon
Nov 20 2006
03:55 pm

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TOLEDO, Ohio -- A former GOP fundraiser at the center of a scandal-plagued state investment in rare coins that helped Democrats seize power in the midterm elections was sentenced Monday to 18 years in prison.

Tom Noe, a prominent coin dealer accused of taking at least $2 million, was convicted last week of theft, corrupt activity, money laundering, forgery and tampering with records.

But, you know, this is just The Man keeping a good man down, according to an acquaintance of mine...Unreal.

Meanwhile, Newt Gingrich snottily announces plans to run in '08...

"I'm going to tell you something, and whether or not it's plausible given the world you come out of is your problem," he tells Fortune. "I am not 'running' for president. I am seeking to create a movement to win the future by offering a series of solutions so compelling that if the American people say I have to be president, it will happen." So he's running, only without yet formally saying so.

If I were John McCain, I think I'd be hiring bodyguards about now...this'll be interesting.

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Eleanor A's picture

Looks like Newt thinks he

Looks like Newt thinks he won't have to relive those halcyon good ole days of his asking his wife for a divorce by the side of her hospital bed, cause it'll all be lost in the "wave"...

Nelle's picture

Newt knows what's up

Or perhaps it's that Newt is convinced that he, like other prominent Republicans, is immune to accountability for his actions.

Personally, I've seen little reason to doubt that principle.

Yeesh.  

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