Sunday, February 05, 2006

What's Worse?

Jessica McBride has spent the entire week defending Scooter Jensen against the felonies he is charged with and on Friday said she was "disappointed" that his "selective prosecution" defense didn't work and she asks herself in her blog, "What would it take to prove selective prosecution?"

She wishes she could get Brian Blanchard on the stand and pretend she's Ally McBeal and ask him why he hasn't charged other people. "I'd love to see him have to answer that," McBride says.

Here's some unsolicited advice for McBride- Stick to your day job of prentending your a UWM Professor of Journalism.

And then next time you feel the urge to complain or comment about some other legal case or prosecution ask yourself these questions:

What's worse? The fact that the Milwaukee DA prosecuted the tire slashing case with four misdemeanors and $5,317.45 in restitution or the fact that Paul (Your husband who wants to be the state's top cop) didn't prosecute Mark Chmura with anything for enticing a 17-year-old girl into the bathroom and sexually assaulting her at a post-prom party.

What's worse? The fact that the Dane County DA charged and will prosecute Scooter for his offences or the fact that Paul failed to prosecute Mark Chmura with anything - zero, zip, nada - dogs run free.

I would love to see her have to answer that.

4 Comments:

At 9:28 AM, Blogger Jessica McBride said...

Are you nuts? You are actually claiming that Paul did NOT prosecute Mark Chmura? What planet were you living on? Go read the news clips. Obviously he prosecuted Mark Chmura. You must have been living in a cave when all those court TV vans showed up for the trial.

And by the way, I don't put much stock into postings from people who don't use their real names, who clearly don't get their facts straight (see above), and who resort to mean-spirited and personal postings to make a point. It will actually be nice to have Xoff back. At least he gets his facts straight. At least he has standards.

 
At 8:18 PM, Blogger Jessica McBride said...

What makes this personal, "Harris Kane" or whoever you are? Well, let's see "Harris Kane," you used my wedding picture in an earlier vicious posting, without my permission, and commented on my love life. And you think this passes for serious political commentary in this state? Give me a break. And you said Paul did not prosecute Chmura, not that he didn't convict him. Go buy a dictionary.

 
At 10:12 PM, Blogger krshorewood said...

The most laughable part about the Jensen "everybody did it" defense was that Scooter indeed was the Master of Ceremony over the slide of the state legislature into the sewer of the money flood and nasty partisanship.

Before Tommy and Scooter the ethics of this state was the envy of the nation. Now it is anything but. The biggest enablers in all of this were the pussy cats running the two Milwaukee dailies.

Now that the Journal has woke up and found its teeth they are sinking them into Jim Doyle, not once raising the question of where Walker and Green are getting their thousands.

These poor schmucks. No matter how much they pander to wingnuts in the suburbs they will always be suspect as being a liberal paper. To bad they never realize that among conservatives, the fact snever get in the way of a good story.

Jensen deserves his trial but he also deserves to swing for mucking up Madison.

 
At 1:27 AM, Blogger The Badgerland Conservative said...

It'll be refreshing to have Xoff back. He can be a pitbull in defending his position, but at least he stays out of the gutter.

Pity I can't say the same about his substitute.

 

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