Frameshop: Hastert "Protected A Predator"

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Frameshop: Hastert "Protected A Predator"


Fifty years from now, when historians write about the social problem of sexual predators in early 21st Century America, they will put a photo of Cardinal Bernard Law next to a photo of Republican Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert.

These are men who had the chance to protect our children, but chose to protect a predator instead.

They did more than just fail as leaders--they endangered our families.
Like Cardinal Law, Hastert was the most powerful man in his Archdiocese--in this case, the United States Congress.

Like Cardinal Law, Hastert learned that a sexual predator was working for him--in this case a Congressman from Florida, not a parish priest.

And like Cardinal Law, Hastert chose to help the predator to protect the image of his organization instead of exposing the predator to protect America's children.

Protecting a sexual predator instead of protecting our children is a failure of leadership and a threat to the safety of America's families.

For Cardinal Law, this failure led to his resignation.

For Dennis Hastert the result must be the same.

http://jeffrey-feldman.typepad.com/frameshop/2006/10/frameshop_haste.html

[cspanlovr]

1. What a resemblance! Inside and out!

[aquart]

2. My God! Separated at birth!

[katty]

3. GOP sexcapades: "do as we say, not as we do"

[calimary]

4. Man, they could be twins, couldn't they? Joined at the hip.

Here's my take on it...

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x2859867

[sweetheart]

5. Republican Rump Rangers

Realistically Repulsive, Repelling, Rank,
Grooming Gormy Willingly Willy Wank.