"Candidate for House was arrested on DUI charge after concert" by Steve LeBlanc, Associated Press | September 1, 2010
Jon Golnik, a Republican challenger to US Representative Niki Tsongas, was arrested in 2001 and charged with operating under the influence of drugs and alcohol, according to a police report obtained by the Associated Press.
Golnik’s license was suspended. The driving under the influence of alcohol charge was continued without a finding, which allows defendants to avoid jail if they stay out of trouble. A marijuana charge was eventually dismissed.
This is the dirt they dug up on the guy?
In an interview yesterday, Golnik acknowledged drinking and driving, but said he had not smoked marijuana and did not have rolling papers, as police said in their report. Golnik said he was on his way home from an AC/DC concert at the FleetCenter when he was pulled over...
On the highway to hell, huh?
Golnik, who resells Boston College merchandise, is in a four-way Republican race for the state’s Fifth District. He is considered a leading candidate.
I'm sure this will put a dent in the lead.
Whoever prevails in the Sept. 14 primary will go on to challenge Tsongas, a Democrat and the incumbent....
Related: Tsongas Saves IRS Jobs
Legislative Looters in Your Ear
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Also see: Insurgents vs. Incumbents
You see which side the Globe is on.
Here is another guy they hammered:
"Ex-Ohio congressman OK’d to run as an independent
CLEVELAND — Outspoken former Democratic congressman Jim Traficant, who served time in federal prison for corruption, has fought his way back onto the Nov. 2 ballot to again run for a US House seat, this time as an independent....
He would have my vote.
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Time to rig the machines, right?
Also watch: The Jim Traficant Story; Victim of Zionist Washington D.C.
Thus the corruption charge. It's something they hold over most of them.
Go get 'em, Jim -- and watch your back!
