Breaking: Barney Frank will not seek re-election
Buh-bye.
The news just broke over Twitter via WBZ Radio.
All together now: DLTDHYOTWO!
The original Tweet: Here.
Press conference at 1pm Eastern:
Congressman Barney Frank will hold a press conference in Newton Monday to formally announce and answer questions about his decision not to run for re-election in 2012.
Frank of Massachusetts 4th Congressional District, Ranking Member of the House Financial Services Committee, was elected to office in 1981.
The press conference will be held 1 p.m. at Newton City Hall in the auditorium.
Related redistricting developments that may have influenced Frank’s decision:
Walpole will move from U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch’s district to U.S. Rep. Barney Frank’s if a redistricting proposal released on Monday sticks.
A state legislative committee has released a proposal to whittle Massachusetts’ congressional districts from 10 to nine to reflect changes in the state’s population over the past decade.
Leaders of a committee of state lawmakers who drew up the plan said they would accept public comment for three days before making a final recommendation to the full Legislature.
Walpole would fall into the new 4th Congressional District represented by Frank, a democrat from Newton.
Although voting records show Walpole leans right, the town has largley supported Lynch — many see the the South Boston democrat as a moderate in the political specturm.
Frank, on the other hand, is seen as a much more liberal democrat. Brookline Republican Elizabeth Childs has already announced plans to run against him.
Alas, we almost certainly have not seen the last of Barney Frank. Corruptocrats always find a way to keep mooching off the public dime.
Top Barney Frank job prospect: Advising wealthy Wall Street clients how to weasel out of the Dodd-Frank regulatory monstrosity. Cha-ching!
Great send-off…flashback October 2010 Sean Bielat ad via FilmLadd…“The Barney Shuffle:”
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Question: Can Maxine Waters please follow Barney Frank out the Capitol Hill exit door?
Speaking of Mad Maxine and Barney Frank, how’s that OneUnited congressional ethics trial coming along?
Chilling words of the morning: “Maxine Waters (D) is next in line to become ranking member of the [House Financial Services] committee.”
“Ranking”…or “Reeking?”
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Barney Frank’s Friends with Benefits
by Michelle Malkin
Creators Syndicate
Copyright 2011
If you want to watch a corruptocrat start sputtering like Porky Pig with allergies, confront him with three simple words: conflict of interest. Asked this week about his role in securing an ex-lover’s highly coveted job at government mortgage giant Fannie Mae, Massachusetts Democratic Rep. Barney Frank retorted:
“Aba-dee aba-dee aba-dee aba-dee.”
Or that’s what it sounded like, anyway. Frank was rather miffed about the recent disclosure that he helped former lover Herb Moses land a job with the behemoth lender while sitting on a House committee that regulates lenders a decade ago. The Boston Herald reported Thursday that Frank immediately invoked the Everybody Does It card: “It is a common thing in Washington for members of Congress to have spouses work for the federal government. There is no rule against it at all.”
Frank then switched to the Everybody Knew defense: “It was widely known. It was out there in the public.”
Next, he dismissed any controversy about his ethical judgment with the Nobody Cares shield: “It’s nonsense.”
No doubt he’ll spring the Homophobia Card on critics at an opportune moment to ice his multitiered cake of excuses.
Funny thing. Not too long ago, it was Frank himself counseling fellow Democratic scandal magnet Rep. Maxine Waters to butt out of Boston-area OneUnited Bank’s bid for $12 million in federal TARP bailout funds because of conflict-of-interest odors. Waters’ husband, Sidney Williams, was an investor in one of the banks that merged into OneUnited and owned stock holdings estimated at $350,000.
Frank’s exact words to Waters: “You should stay out of it. … You should stay away from this.”
Waters didn’t listen. The House ethics committee charged her with several ethics violations (though no trial has yet been scheduled). Frank nearly broke his arm patting himself on the back and pronouncing himself “vindicated” after the charges were filed last year.
But where was Mr. Clean when his own sleazy dalliances needed self-policing?
While head of the House Financial Services Committee in 2009, amid economic upheaval across the country, Frank was jet-setting with hedge-fund mogul and TARP beneficiary S. Donald Sussman to his private Caribbean resort. The foxes in the House Ethics henhouse granted what they called “unusual” permission for the jaunt because Frank’s partner, Jim Ready, is close pals with Sussman. When Republicans raised questions about ethical improprieties, Frank — whose party has perfected the art of class warfare demagoguery — whinnied that it wasn’t a crime to have wealthy friends.
What should be criminal is the Democratic friends and fat cats protection racket run by the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac overlords. While political operatives have raked in tens of millions of dollars in directors’ fees and lavish compensation packages, the government-sponsored lenders have bled billions and will soak up an estimated $400 billion in bailout funds. Financial journalist Gretchen Morgenson reported this week that Frank “was very aggressive and really tough” on Fannie critics after the corrupt institution “rolled out the red carpet” for his ex-lover. After his friend with crony benefits broke up with him, Frank remained a dogged Fannie defender.
Sneering at financial reformers before a 2003 House hearing, Frank asserted: “I want to begin by saying that I am glad to consider the legislation, but I do not think we are facing any kind of a crisis. That is, in my view, the two government-sponsored enterprises we are talking about here, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, are not in a crisis. … I do not think at this point there is a problem with a threat to the Treasury.”
Not that such spectacular bad judgment and lack of foresight should be any surprise coming from a politician whose early career was punctuated by a formal reprimand for using his office to fix another lover/prostitute’s parking tickets and lying about his criminal probation history. As a cocky Frank said at the time of that scandal: ”I think members of Congress rise or fall on their own individual records.” Eventually, yes.
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This is like Chris Matthews trying to tell Republicans who to vote for out there.
I won’t vote for Gingrich against Obama BECAUSE I’m conservative!
Gingrich, like Bush, like McCain, will take us right down the same road that Clinton and Obama have us on, they’ll just make us walk instead of ride a rocket-sled.
If America is going to go in the toilet, I want it FAST, so I’m still around when we manage to rebuild it.
It’s called, Roland, taking counsel from our fears. You’re so dreadful of Obama that you’d prefer anybody.
Pop quiz, hotshot… would you vote for Hillary over Obama? If not… why not?
Like the little cowards they are, the agitators like
Ilovemyturgidsternomastoidganglion
will be there supporting the cannon fodder…from afar, out of harm’s way. Of course, he’ll be there to toss around harmless threats of violence, or inuendos of the same. Like the pusillanimous statists he adores and emulates, the huevos to stand out in front leaning the charge, are not there.
There’s more than one reason they have been referred to for ages, as limp-wristed liberals.
There are two things badly wrong with that remark:
1) It is not conservative. It is exactly the opposite of conservative. It is radical. Conservatives hang the best they can, fighting to the bitter end to hold the center against collapse.
2) It could not be more completely wrong about the consequences of collapse. There will be no ‘rebuilding.’
Decadent societies do not recover from collapse. Ever. They are eaten. They are reshaped into whatever the victors want to make them.
That is why conservatives fight to the bitter end to avoid collapse.
If he wore his dentures all the time he wouldn’t have won the “Most Popular” P-Town 2011 tiara.
Rush is playing ‘Banking Queen’ now! It is so funny! It sounds just like barney, Shanklin does a GREAT job.
L
LOL
does he have a flat head on which to set a beer?
Peter Hughes, right_on,
OWS about as ‘threatening’ as month old pudding. However, their willingness to commit acts of violence, they feel, is the one ‘positive’ takeaway from the whole shameless tantrum.
I’m not about to allow they or their sympathizers get away w/ saying “make sure you are ‘visible’ or “we can see you!”. Blog-thuggery worked in ’08. Zero traction in ’10 and a non-factor in ’12.
Tell that to England, France, Germany, Japan, Russia, Poland, Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, etc. Even Germany and Japan were not shaped into what we wanted them to be (hell, Japan launched almost immediately into an economic and cultural war on the U.S. that resulted in us being more like them than they like us.)
In the case of Rome, it collapsed many times before it was ultimately destroyed. And what destroyed it? Going along with the moderates who wanted to compromise and embrace the invasion of alien cultures and mores to the Republic.
You presume we are a decadent society. We aren’t, yet. But if we keep playing footsie with phonies like Gingrich and Romney, we will be. If we bring it down before we become too decadent, then we’ll still be here to rebuild, and enough of the leftists will have been killed off or reformed that we can still save the republic.
Gingrich is an internationalist; I said this about him in the 90s. He, in leftist fashion, takes an elitist “global” and “historic” view of America.
We don’t need Gingrich today. We need Cicero.
Now… answer my question:
WOULD YOU VOTE FOR HILLARY AGAINST OBAMA?
Good riddance to bad rubbish!
Correct.
The America-destroyers hold a diametrically opposite, irreconcilably different worldview from traditionalists/conservatives.
That is why we disagree with them on virtually every last G.D. issue, if not actually every issue, that is ever discussed/debated.
They cannot be persuaded/convinced to change their worldview; they can only be defeated and politically crushed/marginalized/neutered/crippled.
Is Frank possibly finally going to doing something good for our country?
Sorry if that sounds like a threat, it isn’t. I don’t want anything bad to happen to any of you people.
The American public has already thumped that conservative congress you folks installed – 8% approaval rating says everything.
I want the rest of America to see what the folks who are crazy enough to support Herman Cain look like.
On November 28th, 2011 at 2:38 pm, Ilovemyunclebarneyknob said:
Well rest assured there nimrod – we already know the intellect of the clownshoe liberal that voted for fearless leader.
It’ true, Happy, I saw this last week…
Congress to Vote Next Week on EXPLICITLY Creating a Police State
http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/congress-vot…
If you go to http://thomas.loc.gov/home/thomas.php ; you can look up the exact text, a summary, current status, etc. on any House or Senate bill. This bill has so many amendments, it is worthy of a “No” vote for that reason alone.
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Good riddance to Bwaney Fwank
Of course both Germany and Japan were remade into what we wanted, and the Old South was gone with the wind.
The rise of Rome ended when the Republic fell. After that it was two steps backward, then one step forward, over and over and over, with conservatives fighting to hold the center until the bitter end.
Overall, the modern developed world has become the most decadent still functioning society in the History of the Planet. Our technology and its constant advance has hidden that reality.
Islam would be no threat to us at all if we had not rotted to the core. Instead, it is overrunning us with ease.
You have a fundamental misunderstanding of what creates strength and what feeds the mob. Collapse will feed the mob. The socialists will sweep the table.
That is why they are so hot and excited at the idea of collapse.
The Zero-Hedge linked page is missing
Just for laughs…
“We Just Want To Try To Build A New World”
The Occupoopers are starting to lose it. This guy cries over the loss of his “library”. I wonder if the library was stocked with comic books, because that’s the kind of fantasy world these loons live in.
Once again, I have to warn you to put down your coffee. Spew alert!
h/t Hillbuzz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=UPJHCGkZ0GU
Hey, Tiny Tim…that sound you hear is me plinkin’ out the world’s saddest song on the world’s smallest ukekele:
“Tiptoe through the feces,
On the sidewalk, that’s where I’ll be,
Come tiptoe through the feces with me
Tiptoe from the garden,
‘Cause it’s startin’, to reek of pee
Come tiptoe from the garden with me
Knee deep in needles we’ll stray,
We won’t take showers for days,
And if freaks rape you, in the garden,
By the moonlight,
Will you pardon me,
And tiptoe through the feces with me.”
66chevelle
Quitting is great but Frank still must be prosecuted and jailed. He has committed gross criminal acts against the economy and the American people, not to mention the world economy. He is one of the faces of the latest Great Depression – all a result of personal and political greed.
I’ve been gone all afternoon… just returned home and caught the last 10 minutes of Rush. He was playing an old song that I remember from the fifties called “The Happy Organ” in honor of Barney. It really cracked me up!! Even my husband laughed!
And, btw, in all of those examples you gave from the modern world, that was America rebuilding them (or helping them or ‘allowing’ them to rebuild … take your pick).
If you are betting your chips on the idea someone will be so kind to us, whether it be China or an Islamic Caliphate or some other society, you are making a hideously bad bet.
So sorry, AlohaGuy…
But there is a way to stop this dangerous legislation. Sen. Mark Udall (D-Colo.) is offering the Udall Amendment that will delete the harmful provisions and replace them with a requirement for an orderly Congressional review of detention power. The Udall Amendment will make sure that the bill matches up with American values.
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The solution is the Udall Amendment; a way for the Senate to say no to indefinite detention without charge or trial anywhere in the world where any president decides to use the military. Instead of simply going along with a bill that was drafted in secret and is being jammed through the Senate, the Udall Amendment deletes the provisions and sets up an orderly review of detention power. It tries to take the politics out and put American values back in.
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Now is the time to stop this bad idea. Please urge your senators to vote YES on the Udall Amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act.
http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed/congress-vote-next-week-explicitly-creating-police-state
“All locker rooms to be retrofitted with glory holes.” Gweat googewy moogewy…. fank you verwy much.
lollipop lollipop Oh lollipop!
Hello, Peter H. @99: Peter, you always make me laugh, especially about Bwaney.
RedDog, you owe me a Gateway monitor after that one!
Regards,
Peter H.
Thanks, FirstSkirt. It’s pretty easy – look at the material I have to work with!
I mean, when Bawney Fwank was flying to SFO one time, the flight attendant told him that the plane was cruising at 30,000 feet and he responded, “So am I.”
Regards,
Peter H.
Thank God we won’t have to put up with and listen to this limp-wristed LIAR for much longer. Frank was a major protector of the corrupt cash cows of Fannie and Freddie (just check Frank’s PAC receipts). Frank is a primary reason for the current depression many are suffering through. This jerk deserves a firing squad, NOT a pension!?!
Super sale on enema kits at CVC. Hours of fun for you and the whole family!
Bye bye Barney. Be sure to drop by some time – but call first. Seriously, call first.
One less turd in the cesspool – but a looooong way to go.
This would be even better news if we could count on him also retiring from appearing on political analysis shows shorting out the cameras with his usual spittle.
I was in Barney Franks’ district when I lived in Newton, Mass.
I haven’t checked the redistricting map yet, but hopefully I didn’t get redistricted into Maxine Waters’ district.
I love the update at Doug’s site on this:
Ihatemyselfandmycountry said:
Yeah, I’m sure you didn’t. Nice retro-fit though. Look around clownboy, the intimidation thing isn’t working.
Your ilk has done their level best to distort and disrupt the system by whatever means available. Nothing you pukes do surprises us any more.
Even Obama had to dig deep to say something positive. This is a great left-handed compliment, saying nothing but sounding good…kinda like he does with everything. What a smooth politician he is!
I want to know when he’s going to jail?
Marshall_Will said:
This Marshall_Will poster is obbessed with intimidation.
I’m trying to encourage you folks to get out and show America what you think – why does that threaten you?
Must be that even you folks know how silly you sound.
Barney is an Ass, but if this is true – it’s what we all should be talking about.
Where’s Chap the lawyer to defend Obama on this?
I keep telling you, ILMNBFD, when you say “you people” you think that you are among the chosen few who will Rule the World (aka Plankton on SpongeBob). In fact, you only are the Plankton on the bottom of the shoe of life to these power-desperate people. You are the useful idiot. You are playing into their grimy, grungy Bawney Fwank hands…….. **shivers**
Rush Limbaugh said “Barney’s seat is wide open”. I thought it always was.
Way off-topic, but I gotta share…
iJustine just twittered:
Michelle Obama said Thursday that a pledge by the Olive Garden and Red Lobster restaurants and their sister chains to serve healthier meals is a “breakthrough moment” for the industry.
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Among the (Obamacare) waivers recently granted were for employers like Darden Restaurants, which operates the Red Lobster and Olive Garden restaurants, for 34,000 of its workers.
On November 28th, 2011 at 4:58 pm, Ilovemybigbumcakes said:
What is it about liberal vermin that, like a toilet bowl slopping over,makes them want to swoop and poop? Illiterately I might add considering the orifice you and your ilk speak from.
I bet you are still in a tiff because mommy did not get you Ballerina Barbie
last Christmas?
We wanted a socialist Germany, and we wanted to be raped out the butt by Japan?
The new south is very different from the antebellum South, but it in no way resembles what the yankees imagined makgin the South into. And compare the Southern States with Northern States, today, in terms of individual liberty and, for that matter, prosperity.
Time frame; Rome was a republic for 500 years. Rome was an empire for… 500 years. Rome didn’t end, but it was fundamentally transformed. If, perhaps, the populace had ignored the corrupt Marc Antony and equally corrupt Octavian, and instead followed the patriots like Cicero, the republic could have continued. But, there were no conservatives to defend the republic. The public then, as now, was swayed by the aura of Great Men, like Antony and Octavian.
Bad example. What you propose we do is fight a retreating action, and repeat the rest of Rome’s history. It reveals your lack of belief in conservative values.
I disagree. But, then, I live in Oklahoma, a relatively conservative State. But, we’re not the only one. We will serve as the bastions of civilization.
I have no such misunderstanding; that’s why I want the collapse NOW, if there’s going to be one rather than later; before the mob wins the day.
No, what I’m betting on is that if Obama is re-elected, there will be a civil war between conservatives and socialists within the next 4 years. And if the civil war takes place within that time frame, conservatives will still have enough strength to defeat the socialists. I can only hope that we emulate the socialists in one practice of theirs after every one of their victories: a pogrom. If we can wipe out enough socialists, we may be able to rebuild the republic. The Roman republic had more than one civil war, *before* it turned to empire, btw.
But, let’s presume you’re right. There’s nothing we can do. The republic is dead, we’re going to have a socialist future; that’s what you’re preaching. You’d prefer a socialist future under Gingrich rather than under Obama. As I find a socialist future unacceptable under anyone, I’d just as soon burn the whole place down and start over.
Btw, Roland, unlike you, I have nothing to lose.
But, I’m certain you’re already familiar with that toast.
Even though this disgusting pig will be gone, we still lose without prosecution and jailing.
Nobody learns from his getting away from what he has done.
Hiraghm,I appreciate your knowledge of Roman History and your erudite presentation here for Roland. I cannot help but wonder though, what has made you so certain that none of our candidates will be any better than Obama?
Moreover, what information supports your belief that we will have a civil war if Obama is re-elected. Riots, possibly, whether he is or not, but outright war, you’d better hope not, because the result would be so horrific that it would take decades to rebuild our Nation, if it would be possible at all.
We do not want four more years of Executive Orders, costly regulations and Liberal Supreme Court Justices. It would likely take your lifetime to repair the damage Obama and friends could do. In the meantime, all those who are younger than we are would have to suffer the results.
This election is pivotal. We win it, or we lose much of what we stand for.
Might as well watch this video now before the Dems force us to watch it 24/7 once Romney wins the nomination. Seriously. This guy has been the “front runner” seemingly forever.
Outside of Sean Hannity, who could hold their nose and vote for this polymorphic chameleon? And you know what is worse? The same video could be made for Newt!
That is a hideously bad bet. Why should the socialists start the shooting? Why would the squishy masses who flee toward socialism at every whiff of danger support ‘violent’ ‘rightwingers’ shooting at ‘authorities’ who were elected??
Fear and hopelessness is rich ground for socialism. It is opportunity that pushes socialism back.
Absolutely not. I am saying giving the socialists what they want is not a way to win.
In the early 1970′s I saw there was a race between accelerating societal rot and our accelerating charge toward the technology singularity. Back then I predicted the singularity would hit about 2040.
I still say 2040. We have to hold the center until then, and perhaps another ten years beyond that.
Crashing everything now, throwing us into a crumbling America and a ‘popular’ socialist tyranny, would be the most catastrophic possible thing to do.
Don’t stop there…
Who cares what a lying sack of sh!t as yourself has to think about any Republican? Remember you’re the dildo going all in 3rd party. Let me re-iterate, a Marxist sympathizer.
One of the greatest CNBC moments ever featuring the late great Mark Haynes cutting the BF to pieces and ending with BF ending the interview in a hissy fit.
Classic ending comment by Haynes.
There was a similar moment between Rick Santorelli (Tea Party guy) and Tom Friedman a couple of months ago but that’s for another time.
Hey OKL, you’re losing your edge so let me help. Donald Trump! Look out! He’s standing right behind you!
Hahahahahahahaha!
Oh no! There’s Ross Perot too!!! What are the odds of that!
There you go lying again syPhillis
Most MSM coverage of Butt-Boy is fawning without noting that Bawney Fwank was wrong about just about everything since his initial election in 1980, when he opposed most of Reagan’s policies.
Furthermore, he was mean and nasty to boot. His supposedly legendary wit was nothing more than tart-tongued insults of Republicans. And he couldn’t handle tough questions, as we’ve seen in interviews on Fox News with O’Reilly.
Hope they disinfect that MA House seat before Sean Bielat takes it in 2012!
Regards,
Peter H.
That seat will never be occupied again. Oh, there will be another person to take the job. But that SEAT will be burned. You would never get it clean after 16 terms.
I believe the same happened to the seat occupied by Ted the Swimmer Kennedy. Firewood.
P.S. Everyone…the only way to get rid of trolls is to starve them. Resist! If just one person feeds it, it will be back!
This just made my millenia.
Goodbye Barney Fag….my apologies to Dick Armey. Don’t let the door hit you in the azz.
So how long will it take for another leftwingwacko to take his place?
Somewhere, a gerbil sheds a tear.
Thank you, God!
Good riddance! Hopefully, there is a jail cell someplace with his name on it.
Barney said he would have retired sooner, but he just couldn’t leave his colleagues behind.
I saw Barney on the news last night right at the moment he was saying how in 2005 2006 he was trying to implement legislation reforms that would prevent these banking institutions from giving out high risk loans to people that could not pay them back. At that moment I wished to witness his lying ass head bursting into flames. I realize it was not very Christian of me, but sometimes people like Barney make me think bad things. Pray for me.
Barney singing a slightly revised version of ‘Big Bottom’ from Spinal Tap.
The bigger the cushion, the sweeter the pushin’
That’s what I said
The looser the waistband, the deeper the quicksand
Or so I have read
My baby fits me like a flesh tuxedo
I’d like to sink him with my pink torpedo
Big bottom, big bottom
Talk about bum cakes, my boy’s got ‘em
Big bottom drive me out of my mind
How could I leave this behind?
I met him on Monday, ’twas my lucky bun day
You know what I mean
I love him each weekday, each velvety cheek day
You know what I mean
My love gun’s loaded and he’s in my sights
Big game is waiting there inside his tights, yeah
Big bottom, big bottom
Talk about mud flaps, my boy’s got ‘em
Big bottom drive me out of my mind
How could I leave this behind?
My baby fits me like a flesh tuxedo
I’d like to sink him with my pink torpedo
Big bottom, big bottom
Talk about bum cakes, my boy’s got ‘em
Big bottom drive me out of my mind
How could I leave this behind?
On November 29th, 2011 at 9:16 am, Rogue Cheddar said:
Hopefully Bawney will be regulated to playing second billing to a Puppet Show any time he wants to speak.
It took too long and he left on his own. He should have been prosecuted and put in jail.. The damage he did to this country is historic and irreparable. And we celebrate his choice to retire with a rich pension. That’s just sick.
After all these years covering for Freddie and Fannie (not covering his fanny, of course), maybe Barney’s Frank will get a cushy job like Jamie Gorelick.
He may have enough money from his pension and whatever corruptions he has engaged in to afford to shower trinkets like new cars on young men to sodomize him in Key West or P-Town. Like the gay Hugh Hefner, but even creepier, if possible.
I think I know why there are so many pictures of Barney’s Frank not wearing his dentures…
He can’t remember at which rest stop glory hole he left them.
I don’t remember the exact timing of this, but when Bwaney was questioned about his involvement with Freddie and Fannie and their horrific record, Bwaney is quoted as saying how he was pushing for low-income people to not buy homes but rent them. This is a blatant lie, among the many he has told over the years. He should not be going into retirement, but into incarceration.