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A reference to a “deferred sentence” is normally to a sentence where, if the defendant successfully completes a period of probation, the charge is dismissed without a conviction being entered. The result is that the person can truthfully deny having been convicted of the underlying criminal offense.

If the defendant violates the terms of that probation, the conviction is entered and they are sentenced on the charge.

He didn’t go to jail for campaign finance violations. I believe his jail time was for insurance fraud. I think its safe to say he was a little bit of a crook but was able to parlay that criminal activity into a Governorship. Not a bad trade off. 1 year deferred sentence as described above for 4 years as Governor.

By the way, Oklahoma had some very honest and respected democrat politicians – speaker of the house Carl Albert from Bug Tussle (in little dixie), James R. Jones and the David Boren (now OU president). In Oklahoma, the university presidencies are reserved for ex-governors or high ranking people in the Dem party. If we have a retiring ex-governor and no university, they create one for him. (sarc)

I think Walters pleaded guilty to some lower crime and did not run for reelection but he bought it the first time. Follow the money.

On September 9th, 2009 at 10:27 am, happyscrapper said:

I made one small, non-confrontational comment and this lady glared at me and said, “What did you just say?”

You should have repeated yourself, quite loudly and slowly as if she were deaf or slow. It might not have defused the situation, but it would have amused most everyone else.

ECS

proud to be a ‘hoot’–I’ve been called much worse. But let’s leave family out of this…

Politico states that the nomination of Regulatory Czar, Cass Sunstein, was sent to the Senate on April 20th, but no action has yet been taken.
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On September 9th, 2009 at 1:35 pm, happy2behere said:even though I am a vegetarian

My eldest daughter is almost 40 now and decided to become vegetarian while still in junior H.S. Her problem is that she doesn’t like tofu or mushrooms, but LOVES cheese. You get the picture. She is overweight (just a little). I think we have more vegetarians in our immediate family than most, and I don’t know why. As for me, I eat meat a few times a week, but don’t need much! The only time I fix a big steak is when Obama tells us not to. Stay happy, and I will too!

Hi Happy, this is the ‘Other Happy’ and yes, I’m listening to Beck here at work (our family business).

I just emailed my Senators and let them know that even though I am a vegetarian and animal lover, Cass Sunstein takes the animal rights issue too far and that such and unbalanced approach makes him unqualified to supervise regulations for the “people.” I hope they got the pun.

I love the eye roll!

You may have noticed that it doesn’t take much to entertain me.

Did anyone listen to Glenn Beck this a.m.? Sounds like something BIG is coming down the pike soon. Maybe tomorrow. He always delivers, so I am getting the popcorn ready.

On September 9th, 2009 at 11:37 am, Rogue Cheddar said:
On September 9th, 2009 at 11:33 am, happyscrapper said
Finally found my tip did you?

Yes, Cheddar! I do believe yours was the one that broke the code for me! Thanks! I will put an extra pile of Parmesano/Reggiano on my hot dish tonight in your honor.

On September 9th, 2009 at 12:19 pm, Old Country Boy

But, I remember that looney, leftwing liberal Mike Synar. He would run as a Conservative, then vote as a liberal. We finally got rid of him when we cleaned house in ’96.

I use lots of one, and have no need for the other.