UPDATE: Lawmaker testifies in hearing that could decide Indiana attorney general’s future

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8 thoughts on “UPDATE: Lawmaker testifies in hearing that could decide Indiana attorney general’s future

  1. If only these brain-dead Democrats were even remotely as interested in helping AG Hill get to the bottom of the Ulrich Klopfer story of what are now 2,500-odd remains of babies he aborted in Indiana as they are at making him a Sexual Harassment trophy for themselves….an obscene misplacement of priorities on their part.

    But to be expected of the tight Democrat / Abortion alliance, I suppose.

  2. Did I say his behavior was OK, Michael? You need to read what I wrote, not what you’d like me to have written.

    Clueless liberals are famous for putting words in another person’s mouth when they can’t address the issue presented by an opposing view, lest they be exposed for who they are and what they believe.

    Yes, I hope AG Hill survives this and learns a good lesson; stay out of bars after hours and never, ever get close enough to another woman that this type of charge may be brought forth.

    You’d rather he be tarred and feathered and ran out of town on a rail…or would simple execution be more satisfying to you just because Hill is a strong conservative, a demographic to be eradicated from the earth so “your kind” can dictate all manner of thought and behavior and finish off our culture in one generation?

  3. AG Hill is just another hypocrite politician in a state that seems to have more than its fair share of ’em. He just happens to be a “strong conservative”.

    1. Three strikes against him, eh, Chris? He’s a conservative, he’s a Hoosier, and he’s “strong.” Horrors!

  4. Oh great example, Commander Bob P. Thank you for your wisdom, and turning off Fox News and the 700 Club long enough to bless us with that wisdom. May the Lord open.

    1. I see the Moderator deleted our earlier exchange, Michael G. Too bad I asked a question that would have forced your hand.

    2. Indeed, Michael G; may the Lord open your eyes in due time. (At least you have the decency to capitalize the word Lord.)

    3. Oh, and BTW, Michael G., I’m in the eighth decade of my life and have never watched one minute of The 700 Club. I do watch perhaps 20 minutes of Fox & Friends in the morning, my total exposure to that network in a given day…which I suspect is less time than you spend worshipping at the altar of CNN or MSNBC.

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