State Welfare Program Run By Gallo Winery I ran a campaign about 1986-87 to destroy GAU give a bum paycheck program which costs the Gallo Family about $12.7 millon yearly in sales of fortified liquor. The two turds; Earnest and Julio Gallo went to to toe with Pioneer Square Activitist Casey Carmondy before the Washington State Legislature to debate and install the new welfare program; designed for case management; accountability; and not using welfare monies to purchase MD2020

Hi there my name is Dan Nisley the head convict here at the Union Gospel Mission in Salem, Oregon(1992). You might shrug me off as just another dumb convict who found an organization to suck on in the name of Jesus. It was December, 1992 and I was engaged in my duties to pratice federal criminal law here in church. I was reading Mr. Walters his rights and advising him he was under"citizens arrest". I explained to the accused that I apprehended him for "postal fraud" for using our employment office to try and sell his $10.00 computer disc to various organizations. I explained to the accused he was being let off with a warning. Walters v. InterAgency Council on Homeless in United States District Court Oregon 92-1631 RE which was filed questioned the right of "convicts" to pratice law in a church and have homeless persons seeking work arrested. Former Chief Judge James Redden explained that under precedent New Orelans v. Dukes and another ruling I could indeed be prosecuted clients for looking for work using a nonprofit agency.

The publication the Billion Dollar Bo Bo was circulated throughout Congress about September, 1989 and resulted in retirement of Robert Scalia Director of HUD X who was in habit of introducing himself as a member of "DA Mafia"

The Chairman of the House Committee On Agriculture asked patiently for Texas to repond or explain why they were trying to write their own food stamp act without approval from Congress. No reply was forth coming so the Secretary of Agriculture Ann Veneman retired.

Artificial Famine In San Joaquin Valley the published literature in 1987 explained there is a famine or severe shortage of food in the largest food producing area in the world and promotes the USDA Commodities Shortly later Tony resigned his office in Congress explaining he had made some errors in judgement, his staff had made some mistakes; and Michael Milken went to federal prison. Year later Tony Coelho was rehabilitated as DNC Chairman.

Barbacue Bob as he was fondly known was in charge when Florida State was electrocuting convicts in "Old Spark" without water where many caught fire and burned to death.Bob's career ended when a person requiring surgery for cancer was asked to slap a cop to get food stamps. Shortly later Bob's career and USAG Janet Reno's career caught fire also

President George Bush Jr apparently gave US Magistrate John Primo his walking papers for being heavily involved in interstate theft of food stamps-changed his mind and the Magistrate still serves at the pleasure of the President

The arresting police officer or one of the Detectives apparently got around to processing the case and called several of the government officials whose letters appeared in the book or resume. The person apparently contacted US Senator Mark Hatfield and asked him exactly why he would pass a piece of federal legislation on behalf of Chris Walters.

The Senator reportedly explained he was having a problem understanding why the City of Dallas Police Department was questioning how he does his job and explained he would have his Secret Service Detail hold him over his desk while the Senator butt fucked him until the answer became clearer.

San Antonio Home Of Federal Grand Jury US Attorney Johnny Sutton 601 N.W. Loop 410, Suite 600 San Antonio, TX 78216

McGregor W. Scott, USA* 501 I Street, Suite 10-100, Sacramento 95814

Former US Attorney Johnny Sutton was instrumental for 13 years in attempting to amend the key provisions of the largest statutes in the US Budget the Social Security Act without Congressional Approvan

The prosecutors had abused their discretion and engaged in other activities which violated the Us Senator's right to a fair trial. The US Attorney General Eric Holder overturned the conviction simply in the interest of fairness and equity.

Since the 1970s, more than a dozen congressmen have been convicted in criminal court. Their cases and sentences include:

- Rep. Andrew J. Hinshaw, R-Calif., spent a year in jail after being convicted in 1976 of accepting bribes when he was county tax assessor. He lost the primary election and resigned at the end of his term.

- Rep. Charles Diggs Jr., D-Mich., was convicted in 1978 of operating a payroll kickback scheme in his congressional office. He served seven months of a three-year prison term. He was re-elected, then resigned in 1980.

- Rep. Michael Myers, D-Pa., served 20 1/2 months of a three-year prison sentence for accepting bribes from FBI agents impersonating Arab businessmen. He was convicted in 1980 and expelled from Congress.

- Four other House members were convicted in the Arab businessmen bribery scandal: Democratic Reps. John Murphy of New York, Frank Thompson of New Jersey, John Jenrette of South Carolina and Raymond Lederer of Pennsylvania. Thompson and Murphy were sentenced to three years; Jenrette, two years; and Lederer, one year.

- Rep. Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., was convicted in 1988 of extorting nearly $2 million from defense contractor Wedtech Corp. He resigned from Congress and served two years and two months of an eight-year sentence. He was defeated for re-election in 1992.

- Rep. Mel Reynolds, D-Ill., was sentenced in 1995 to five years in prison for having sex with an underage campaign worker. He resigned from Congress, then was sentenced in 1997 to 6 1/2 years for bank fraud and other violations. The second sentence, which was to run at the same time as first, was commuted in 2001 by President Clinton.

- Rep. Walter Tucker III, D-Calif., was sentenced in 1996 to two years and three months in prison for accepting and demanding bribes while mayor of a Los Angeles suburb. He resigned from Congress a week after his 1995 conviction.

- Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., pleaded guilty in 1996 to two felony mail fraud charges, lost re-election and served 15 months in prison. Clinton pardoned him in 2000.

During the 1980-1990 Many of Oregon's Homeless Services were being run by either child molestors; drug dealers; or the Oregon KKK. Former US Congressman Barney Franks was sanctioned for molesting a Congressional page..

Rome Wasn't Burnt in a Day: The Real Deal on How Politicians, Bureaucrats, and Other Washington Barbarians Are Bankrupting America (Paperback) by Joe Scarborough (Author) "TELLING AMERICANS the uncomfortable truth about their government has angered Democratic presidents, Republican Speakers, and party bosses of all stripes for as long as I..." (more)

Gary Ackerman (D-N.Y.), 69, 14 terms Steve Austria (R-Ohio), 53, 2 terms Dan Boren (D-Okla.), 38, 4 terms Dan Burton (R-Ind.), 73, 15 terms Dennis Cardoza (D-Calif.), 53, 5 terms Jerry Costello (D-Ill.), 62, 12 terms Geoff Davis (R-Ky.), 53, 4 terms Norm Dicks (D-Wash.), 71, 18 terms David Dreier (R-Calif.), 59, 16 termsBarney Frank (D-Mass.), 72, 16 terms Elton Gallegly (R-Calif.), 68, 13 termsCharlie Gonzalez (D-Texas), 66, 7 terms Wally Herger (R-Calif.), 66, 13 termsMaurice Hinchey (D-N.Y.), 73, 10 terms Timothy Johnson (R-Ill.), 65, 6 termsDale Kildee (D-Mich.), 82, 18 terms Jerry Lewis (R-Calif.), 77, 17 termsBrad Miller (D-N.C.), 58, 5 terms Sue Myrick (R-N.C.), 70, 9 termsJohn Olver (D-Mass.), 75, 10 terms Todd Platts (R-Pa.), 50, 6 termsMike Ross (D-Ark.), 50, 6 terms Heath Shuler (D-N.C.), 40, 3 termsEdolphus Towns (D-N.Y.), 77, 15 terms Lynn Woolsey (D-Calif.), 74, 10 termsDaniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), 87, 3 terms Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.), 68, 5 termsKent Conrad (D-N.D.), 64, 3 terms Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas), 68, 3 termsHerb Kohl (D-Wis.), 77, 4 terms Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.), 69, 3 termsJoe Lieberman (I-Conn.), 70, 4 terms Ben Nelson (D-Neb.), 70, 2 termsOlympia Snowe (R-Maine), 65, 3 terms Jim Webb (D-Va.), 66, 1 term

Does the United States suffer from poor government or chronic poor leadership? The author believes the United States suffers from chronic Poor Leadership As the The Keating 5 Scandal involved 5 US Senators obstructing the Federal Bank Examiners in Charles Keating case and 2 billion dollars reported loss. The US Senate ethics committee concentrated on five US Senators involved Alan Cranston; John Glen; Dennis Deconcinni; John McCain; and Donald W Reigel. Total losses through Savings & Loan Scandals cost the taxpayers 3/4 of a trillion dollars. The political patronage system which survived until the Feingold-McCain Elections Reform Act Shortly Ralph Reed has to step down as head of "Christian Coalition" after being accused to using the nonprofit to funnel funds to RNC.

FBI Director Robert Mueller testified before the US Senate Judiciary Committee that some agents had cheated on national security exams and others had conducted criminal investigations where no evidence of crimes were evident.

Former US Congressman Joseph Scarborough wrote a book "Rome Wasn't Burnt In A Day" which like US Senator John McCain broadly accusses the Republic party of abandoning the "Contract with America" which brought them to power in 1994 under the leadership of US Congressman Newt Gingrich, Robert Walker, Richard Armey, Bill Paxon, Tom DeLay, John Boehner and Jim Nussle,..

Wheather one chooses to call the Republicans neoconservatives many lost their elections in 2006; died; retired; or simply announced they would not run for re-election in 2008. The retirement of much of the conservative leadership of the Republican party will have a major impact on the direction the United States will take in 2009 when the new leadership is elected.