Douchebag extrodinaire Larry Sinclair arrested after NPC

[mcctatas]

appearance:
. "Larry Sinclair was arrested after the press conference and is being held by the Washington, D.C. metropolitan police. He's been charged as a fugitive from justice; one of his warrants can be seen here."
http://reason.com/blog/show/127093.html

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[Patsy Stone]

1. Proof

there is a just and merciful god. :rofl:

[Faygo Kid]

2. They love Larry over at hillaryclintonforum.net. Forget the warrants; it's all Obama's fault.

Saw one post - one - that said the guy really doesn't have credibility. Other than that one, they love Larry Sinclair over there.

What warrants?!? He must be telling the truth; he is criticizing Obama. I hope they all invest their life savings with Larry Sinclair, the exemplary poster boy for hillaryclintonforum.net.

[bleever]

3. Kicky and recky.

:)

[Canuckistanian]

4. Hahahahaha..... From the comments-

Other Matt | June 18, 2008, 7:08pm | #

It got worse when Sinclair's lawyer Montgomery Sibley—whose license is currently suspended in D.C. and Florida—showed up in a kilt and told reporters that his above-average endowment made slacks tight and uncomfortable

Dammit, just got home, cracked a Mike's Lemonade, doing a bit of reading. Now look at the damn mess I made spraying it around the room through my nostrils.

[libnnc]

6. Mike's Lemonade through the nostrils

dayum that must burn x(

[Bjorn Against]

5. And take a look at the fine legal representation he has...

In the article you linked to you will see that Larry Sinclair has chosen a very interesting lawyer to say the least:

Sinclair's lawyer Montgomery Sibley—whose license is currently suspended in D.C. and Florida—showed up in a kilt and told reporters that his above-average endowment made slacks tight and uncomfortable.

Now I have nothing against kilts, but I think the fact that he felt the need to tell the reporters that he needed to wear a kilt because of his "above-average endowment" is a little bit shall we say...creepy.

[Ghost in the Machine]

7. That was Deborah Palfrey's lawyer, too... n/t

[DeepBlueC]

9. actually, I think it's funny

It's a perfectly good answer and one which might make the questioner think again about asking "why are you wearing a kilt?" I mean, why not?

[papau]

11. His lawyer released statement shown at link below

http://citizenwells.wordpress.com/2008/06/18/larry-sinclair-news-conference-press-release-sinclair-names-limo-driver-limousine-driver-obama-cocaine-use-gay-sex-paramjit-multani-five-star-limousine-dan-parisi-obama-cell-phone-sinclair-a/

[Monk06]

14. I think Larry's lawyer may be working 'Pro Boner'

:hide:

[Richard Steele]

8. Wotta dumbass. K&R

[progressoid]

10. Bwa ha ha ha ha ha ha!!11!

He was arrested for a Delaware warrant but he's also wanted in Colorado. What a douche indeed.

http://www.bloggernews.net/116292

[Robbien]

12. A report from someone who attended the lecture

The event began less than auspiciously for Mr. Sinclair -- who has gained Internet notoriety by spreading wild accusations regarding gay sex, drugs and possible murder committed by Barack Obama -- as National Press Club staff took pains to remove the association's logo from behind the podium where Sinclair was set to speak.

Of course, the club had made clear for some time that it should not be viewed as endorsing Mr. Sinclair's claims simply for having agreed to host his mind-numbingly preposterous litany -- heavens, no! All that could be said for the institution was that it was happy to rent out its space to anyone who might be willing to pay in order to switch on the microphone.

. . .

Only slightly less mystifying were the several dozen assembled journalists who seemed to grant Mr. Sinclair some modicum of respect with their questions. They cross-examined his statement regarding his supposed meetings with the Illinois Democrat with a vigor and small-bore attention to detail that prosecutors reserve strictly for witnesses who are sane. Imagine if you were to encounter someone who had lit himself on fire, and then proceeded to ask which brand of gasoline he favored.

And so the inquiries came, most of which Mr. Sinclair easily batted back with the exhortation to investigate his claims more vigorously. As for the evidence he provided, it amounted to a few phone numbers -- registered under different names and in different states -- that Mr. Sinclair claimed he used to call, variously, a limousine driver, the deceased choir director of Trinity United Church of Christ, and others. Clearly, it is now the duty of the mobile phone companies to open up these records to court scrutiny. (Forgive me for not reprinting any of the "evidence" in full here. Should you care to see it, Sinclair promised a version would be made public on his website, one free of the several errors which vexed him during his public statement today.)

"I expect you to ask me questions," Sinclair told the reporters. "I expect you to do your job, and actually find facts as opposed to looking at DailyKos or FireDogLake or Huffington Post or all of these pro-Obama sites."

When a questioner asked Mr. Sinclair whether he would permit review of his mental health records "for more than 30 minutes" -- in a lame attempt to riff on the restrictions imposed by John McCain's campaign -- Sinclair mumbled for a few moments, unaware of the reference.

When he was clued in, Mr. Sinclair shrugged and said: "You can see where my head is today."

To borrow a phrase: yes, we can.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/06/18/obama-accuser-larry-sincl_n_107900.html

[varkam]

13. I'm not one to laugh at another's misfortune.

But I'll make an exception in Mr. Sinclair's case:

BWAHAHAHAHA! :rofl: :rofl:

[Berry Cool]

17. Besides which, it was so richly deserved.

You can't say that in most cases, but in this one... it's :party: time.

[Eurobabe]

15. that guy was a loon

he probably cut a deal with one of those REPUBE 527's anyhow, to bring that shit up.

L-O-S-E-R!! Capital L.

[lonestarnot]

16. Tee hee.

Did Larry borrow the kilt for his jail attire? They'll love him there. Swwwwaeeeet.