What do Jews have to do with the fact that an aide for New York Senator Eric Schneiderman side-swiped another car, with the Senator in the vehicle, and then took off??
Is this some kind of test?? Kinda like knowing when to eat Motzah Balls on different Jewish Holidays??
On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 6:08 PM, euwe <machgielis@gmail.com> wrote:
Besides the fact that this is the Jew thing I was talking about?
On Jul 14, 12:21 pm, dick thompson <rhomp2...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> so then what is your point, besides the top of your head. Is there one?
>
> euwe wrote:
> > None of us mentioned the fact that the niece,
> > the AG candidate and the owner of the car that was damaged were all
> > Jews
> > except you.
> > ---------
> > guilty as charged.
>
> > On Jul 14, 3:58 pm, Keith In Tampa <keithinta...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> Hmmmmmm......
>
> >> Euwe?? Dick has a pretty good point.
>
> >> On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 12:32 PM, dick thompson <rhomp2...@earthlink.net>wrote:
>
> >>> I find your singlemindedness amazing. Here we have the driver of a car
> >>> that damages another car and is driven by the niece of the latest nominee to
> >>> the SCOTUS. The passenger in that car and the boss of this niece is the
> >>> Dem candidate for AG of the state of NY. This boss does nothing to stop
> >>> the niece from leaving the scene of the accident. The accident causes $3K
> >>> damage to the car they hit. And the only thing you can say is that we are
> >>> being antisemitic for even bringing this up. What that does is tell us
> >>> all about your ethics standards as well as the ethics standards of this
> >>> candidate for AG and the niece of the nominee for the SCOTUS. None of us
> >>> mentioned the fact that the niece, the AG candidate and the owner of the car
> >>> that was damaged were all Jews except you. Seems like the Jew thing you
> >>> were talking about is only brought up because you cannot find anything else
> >>> to say about the event. Since you were the one bringing up the fact that
> >>> they were Jews, then it seems like it is your problem and not anybody
> >>> else's. Maybe you should take a good look at the ethics standards you are
> >>> abiding by and reconsider them in the light of your obvious blindness to
> >>> what reality is.
>
> >>> euwe wrote:
>
> >>> There's that Jew thing I was talking about.
>
> >>> On Jul 14, 6:10 am, dick thompson <rhomp2...@earthlink.net> <rhomp2...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> >>> Good to see how much the law means to this crew. Any bets on whether
> >>> charges are filed on any of them?
>
> >>> [ Attached Message ]From:claguerra...@aol.comTo:Rhomp2...@earthlink.netDate:Wed, 14 Jul 2010 09:03:38 -0400 (EDT)Local:Wed, Jul 14 2010 8:03 amSubject:SCHNEIDERMAN, KAGAN AND RABINOVICH - NOT A LAWFIRM
>
> >>> State Sen. Eric Schneiderman -- a candidate for attorney general, the highest law-enforcement post in New York -- was involved in a minor car accident outside the New York 1 studios in Chelsea and then fled the scene, the cable news station reported last night.
> >>> NY1 said the Upper West Side Democrat was a passenger in a car driven by a staffer who sideswiped a vehicle parked in front of her on Ninth Avenue Monday night and pulled away without leaving a note.
> >>> The staffer was identified as Rachel Kagan, 22-year-old niece of US Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan.
>
> >>> Getty Images
> >>> BIG WHEEL: Rachel Kagan (left), niece of Elena Kagan (right), was Sen. Eric Schneiderman's driver.
>
> >>> A passing bicyclist who witnessed the incident jotted down Schneiderman's plate number and remained on the scene waiting for the owner of the damaged vehicle, who turned out to be NY1 executive editor Melissa Rabinovich.
> >>> She contacted Schneiderman yesterday demanding an explanation.
> >>> "He told me he had disciplined the staffer. But he was also insisting that it was just a bump and not a moving violation," Rabinovich said. "I told him, 'Your car was moving and then you drove away. A total stranger realized you damaged my car, but you didn't?' "
> >>> Her 2008 Chrysler Town & Country sustained damage to the rear bumper and rear panel and a broken tail light. The station put the repair cost at about $3,000.
>
> >>> Read more:http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/furor_at_top_pol_hit_run_z3xK7Eg4S...
>
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