Comments on: On Arguing With Those Who Buy Ink By the Barrel

By: Tony Jackson

Tony Jackson — Tue, 13 May 2008 01:29:27 +0000

What the fuck Hugh!

Do you really have time to sit around and blog shit all day? Get your ass to work. Someone has to work and pay taxes so my ass can stay home all day.

Damn bitch…get job at the Gazette or something if you wanna talk shit trash all day.

By: Hugh Caperton

Hugh Caperton — Tue, 13 May 2008 00:53:56 +0000

This was going to be the basis for one of my upcoming blogs but I don’t think I could add much to what you’ve said. What is amazing to me is that the WV Record, the Daily Mail and a few other papers and organizations like the Chamber of Commerce around the state seem to be much more concerned with Starcher’s emails and who knew what when, than wanting to get to the truth about Blankenship’s and Maynard’s friendship. As a matter of fact, it sure seems to me that those groups are willing to do anything to keep the truth from coming out. Someday, someone is going to talk, or those emails and phone calls will be made public and when that happens, I’m going to be the first one in line to tell them …I told you so.

By: Dr. Discount I. Jobs

Dr. Discount I. Jobs — Mon, 12 May 2008 15:19:09 +0000

Well those spineless wonders shilling for Spike will have some chapped asses come Tuesday. Wonder how it feels to put your ass on the line for a unethical hack who won’t even have the power to protect you in a few months?

By: Bo Rumpole

Bo Rumpole — Mon, 12 May 2008 14:54:42 +0000

Phillip, you’re wrong.

Starcher was furious because he never saw the FOIA requests. Period. The Court’s administrative office — people shilling for Spike’s re-election — got several FOIA requests for Starcher’s stuff, quickly answered them, and then told him about the requests after the fact.

These are the same bureaucrats being sued by the AP for not producing Spike’s stuff.

Like I originally said, there’s a double standard at work here.

Don’t you know anything about politics?

By: Phillip M.

Phillip M. — Mon, 12 May 2008 13:05:06 +0000

It is amazing to me that idiots can make statements about things that they obviously are not well informed about. I am told that Starcher became furious when he learned that his e-mails were not turned over when the FOIA request came in. He INSISTED that his be turned over in an attempt to make it look as if Maynard was hiding something in his. Do you people not know anything about politics?

By: Dr. Discount I. Jobs

Dr. Discount I. Jobs — Sat, 10 May 2008 16:59:11 +0000

I just can’t believe that on the one hand they can hand over Starcher’s records and then turn around and say that Spike’s are “protected” how on earth does that even compute?!?!? Guess Spike knows all those calls to Blankenship and political cronies might raise more eyebrows (and investigations) and he will fight tooth and nail to keep more examples of his dirty secrets and unethical behavior under wraps. He has far too much to hide and this scrutiny has to be making him hot under the collar.