Blogger Connected to Chuck Johnson’s Crusade Against Thad Cochran Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy

Chuck’s friends taking the fall
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Chuck Johnson posing in front of Thad Cohran’s house

Tonight we have some fallout from Chuck C. Johnson’s crusade against Thad Cochran in Mississippi, as a far right blogger pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit burglary in a plot to take video of Cochran’s wife as she lay bedridden in a nursing home: Kelly Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy in Cochran Photo Case.

This, my friends, is the kind of horrible shit Chuck Johnson was involved in.

CANTON - Clayton Kelly took a last minute plea deal before his trial for breaking into the nursing home room of U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran’s late wife last year and videoing her for a political hit piece.

Kelly’s lawyer said testimony from nursing home guards while arguing motions to dismiss the case tanked Kelly’s strongest defense — that he did not sneak into the nursing home, but was allowed in by guards.

Attorney Kevin Camp said that while he had not been allowed to talk with guards, he was led to believe they would say Kelly was waived in to see Cochran’s wife. But on the stand Monday, a guard from St. Catherine’s said Kelly obviously lied about who he was there to see, or he would have not been allowed in without clearance from nurses or the Cochran family.

“The officer saying he had gotten in by deception — I think (Kelly) sort of realized he didn’t have a whole lot of options,” Camp said. “… He couldn’t take a chance.”

Note: Chuck Johnson was subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury in Mississippi in a related case, but ignored it.

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103 comments
1 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 8, 2015 6:35:06pm

One down, One to go….

Does the fact that upChuck has ignored a subpoena for a Grand Jury mean that a bench warrant has been issued for him?

Now, if only we could get a bunch of investors for Sell-Sword together, have him meet them at a nice hotel in Gulfport. You know, maybe some fishing, talk over investing in your enterprise.

2 Joe Bacon  Jun 8, 2015 6:36:20pm

And the question that I insist on asking is this:

WHY IS CHUCK C JOHNSON GETTING YET ANOTHER PASS?

3 jaunte  Jun 8, 2015 6:37:11pm

re: #2 Joe Bacon

Mississippi can’t afford to go collect him.

4 ObserverArt  Jun 8, 2015 6:40:30pm

Just posted this in last thread and while working on it, a new thread popped open. So…

A poster that needs to be made and displayed all over this country next year about the same time the GOP convention is in Cleveland and all through November voting day.

Use these idiot’s words against them.

And yes force the “party over reality” people to have to see them too.

5 jaunte  Jun 8, 2015 6:44:01pm
6 piratedan  Jun 8, 2015 6:44:06pm

re: #4 ObserverArt

if only there was a bucket of water we could throw on her (perhaps from one of those EPA regulated streams that are “free” from contaminants, do you think she would melt?

7 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 6:44:51pm

Meanwhile, the silence from UpChuck on the internet is blissfully deafening.

8 Charles Johnson  Jun 8, 2015 6:45:44pm
9 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate  Jun 8, 2015 6:46:30pm

re: #7 teleskiguy

Meanwhile, the silence from UpChuck on the internet is blissfully deafening.

His website remains dormant, bur for that one short and barely coherent post about another guy getting booted off Twitter.

10 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 6:50:28pm

re: #9 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

His website remains dormant, bur for that one short and barely coherent post about another guy getting booted off Twitter.

I saw it in a comment here earlier, think it was Alouette who said that UpChuck’s 15 minutes have ended faster than we’d all anticipated.

This is the first comment at his latest story about Twitter persecution, sums it up nicely.

11 Decatur Deb  Jun 8, 2015 6:52:01pm

re: #10 teleskiguy

I saw it in a comment here earlier, think it was Alouette who said that UpChuck’s 15 minutes have ended faster than we’d all anticipated.

This is the first comment at his latest story about Twitter persecution, sums it up nicely.

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Hell, John Wayne Bobbit cashed in better than CCj.

imdb.com

12 piratedan  Jun 8, 2015 6:52:22pm

re: #8 Charles Johnson

what is the old Russian term… nekulturny?

After all, they’re being directed by the guys in the newsroom to stay on the narrative….. dontchaknow.

13 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 8, 2015 6:52:36pm

re: #10 teleskiguy

I saw it in a comment here earlier, think it was Alouette who said that UpChuck’s 15 minutes have ended faster than we’d all anticipated.

This is the first comment at his latest story about Twitter persecution, sums it up nicely.

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When you are compared unfavorably to Kato Kaelin, wow. just wow.

RBS

14 Kryptik  Jun 8, 2015 6:54:39pm

re: #8 Charles Johnson

This is possibly one of the things that makes me despondently worried: it’s the perfect recipe for re-normalizing racism, sexism, etc. The media so desperately wants to maintain the golden mean bullshit that it’s relegitimizing the worst sins of the psychotic wing of the GOP that has taken over and basically won discussion after discussion by sheer volume rather than any merits. And because they’re so piss-scared of the ‘liberal media’ label, they go fucking along with it and give cover under ‘boys will be boys’ shit while giving the third degree to anyone who calls out the double standard.

15 Kragar  Jun 8, 2015 6:56:53pm

Allow me to say, with all due sincerity:

…

16 retired cynic  Jun 8, 2015 6:57:26pm

re: #8 Charles Johnson

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Determinedly ignorant.

17 RealityBasedSteve  Jun 8, 2015 6:58:02pm

I’m outta here. Got some studying to do, then off to bed.

Keep your stick on the ice.

RBS

18 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate  Jun 8, 2015 6:58:09pm

re: #13 RealityBasedSteve

When you are compared unfavorably to Kato Kaelin, wow. just wow.

RBS

That comment hits the nail on the head. CCJ briefly had an opportunity to move up the ladder of RW media outlets, but he’s too asocial to want to work for someone else. He wants to do it his way, much like Icarus did, with similar results.

19 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 6:58:14pm
20 ObserverArt  Jun 8, 2015 6:59:45pm

re: #18 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate

That comment hits the nail on the head. CCJ briefly had an opportunity to move up the ladder of RW media outlets, but he’s too asocial to want to work for someone else. He wants to do it his way, much like Icarus did, with similar results.

“Icarus”!!!

Wasn’t there a guitar player around here somewhere that had that as part of his professional name???

: )

21 Jenner7  Jun 8, 2015 7:02:20pm

Sigh….

22 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 7:02:30pm

re: #20 ObserverArt

“Icarus”!!!

Wasn’t there a guitar player around here somewhere that had that as part of his professional name???

: )

…

23 HappyWarrior  Jun 8, 2015 7:02:51pm

re: #19 teleskiguy

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I think the Bushes are coming up on their 70th wedding anniversary too.

24 Irving  Jun 8, 2015 7:05:20pm

re: #19 teleskiguy

Bitchin’ socks.

25 gwangung  Jun 8, 2015 7:05:24pm

re: #23 HappyWarrior

I think the Bushes are coming up on their 70th wedding anniversary too.

I think that’s one accomplishment that IS enviable….

26 The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge  Jun 8, 2015 7:06:32pm

I encourage the GOP in this campaign to “Drive Up the White Vote”. Hey Ann? All white people who are on your side already vote—have in the last four presidential elections at least. The white people who don’t vote:

1) Can’t afford to take time off work, or

2) Couldn’t register because they move around all the time chasing a job they can live on, or

3) Didn’t register because they’re afraid of being called for jury duty, wich would ruin them, or

4) Live in areas that are too far from a polling station because you’ve closed down most of them, and can’t take the bus to get there, because you’ve eliminated that, too….

There are many more reasons.

So I encourage this effort. Register every white person in the country while continuing your voter-suppression tactics on People of Color—go ahead! I dare you!

27 ObserverArt  Jun 8, 2015 7:09:34pm

You know, viewing the main image to this thread says to me…

Those were Chucks days.

Were.

28 PhillyPretzel  Jun 8, 2015 7:09:37pm

re: #26 The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge

The nicotine from all of the cigarettes Ann has smoked has gone to her head. Unfortunately that also goes for the GOP as well. Second hand smoking maybe?

29 prairiefire  Jun 8, 2015 7:10:27pm

re: #27 ObserverArt

You know, viewing the main image to this thread says to me…

Those were Chucks days.

Were.

I like the houses.

30 retired cynic  Jun 8, 2015 7:11:11pm

re: #21 Jenner7

Oh, no, no, no, no!

31 No Country For Old Haters  Jun 8, 2015 7:11:11pm

I’ve been watching and enjoying Banshee, since it was recommended here Saturday.

I just ran across the Banshee Origins Web Series

32 Charles Johnson  Jun 8, 2015 7:11:47pm

re: #22 teleskiguy

That was some very intense music.

33 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 7:12:02pm

re: #21 Jenner7

Holy fuck. Flashbacks to my childhood, watching Rodney King get beaten on TV over and over during the L.A. Riots.

I’m at a loss.

34 The Vicious Babushka  Jun 8, 2015 7:12:25pm

I did not know “Rocky Horror Show” guy is a stroke survivor.

35 The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge  Jun 8, 2015 7:13:58pm

re: #12 piratedan

what is the old Russian term… nekulturny?

After all, they’re being directed by the guys in the newsroom to stay on the narrative….. dontchaknow.

Problem is, in the Soviet Union, “nekulturny” was a grievous insult, fighting words. Today’s RWNJs wear it as a badge of honor.

36 ObserverArt  Jun 8, 2015 7:14:35pm

re: #29 prairiefire

I like the houses.

Oh yeah! Got a hundred year oldie myself…under constant rehab. Hey, I am slow, but the work is good. And the place was a slum landlord mess.

37 Kragar  Jun 8, 2015 7:14:40pm
38 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 7:15:44pm

re: #32 Charles Johnson

That was some very intense music.

It’s one of my go-to YouTube videos precisely because of its intensity. It’s a short little number, so it can be digested easily.

:-D

39 Targetpractice  Jun 8, 2015 7:16:31pm

re: #34 Lord Of The Pies

I did not know “Rocky Horror Show” guy is a stroke survivor.

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Okay, this is actually the first I’ve heard of Tim Curry having a stroke.

40 Lidane  Jun 8, 2015 7:16:56pm

Speaking of racist whack jobs:

41 ObserverArt  Jun 8, 2015 7:17:33pm

re: #32 Charles Johnson

That was some very intense music.

I still can’t believe Stanley could run off those riffs like that on bass.

By the way, what was your amplification in those days? I like the sound you are getting. Classic but a burning sear to the notes.

42 freetoken  Jun 8, 2015 7:18:11pm

re: #40 Lidane

So, when is the mainstream media going to pony up and call out Coulter for being part of the AmRen/VDare crowd?

43 No Country For Old Haters  Jun 8, 2015 7:18:39pm

re: #39 Targetpractice

Okay, this is actually the first I’ve heard of Tim Curry having a stroke.

It was in the news when it happened.

44 Kragar  Jun 8, 2015 7:18:45pm
45 The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge  Jun 8, 2015 7:19:04pm

re: #39 Targetpractice

Okay, this is actually the first I’ve heard of Tim Curry having a stroke.

Same here. Get well, Tim! The world isn’t weird enough without you.

46 ObserverArt  Jun 8, 2015 7:19:36pm

re: #40 Lidane

Speaking of racist whack jobs:

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Lidane…look up thread!

: )

(I got it from a tweet linked in last thread!)

And with that…good evening all. I’ll check back to see if Charles answers the amp question.

47 PhillyPretzel  Jun 8, 2015 7:19:51pm

re: #34 Lord Of The Pies

He should try to take a page from Kirk Douglas. en.wikipedia.org

48 allegro  Jun 8, 2015 7:21:05pm

re: #26 The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge

Honestly I’m real sick of this viciously adversarial us or them bullshit. I’m old enough to remember when it wasn’t like this, when you could put a bumper sticker on your car or wear a pin in support of a candidate and have a discussion about issues and not worry about getting fucking maimed or having your property vandalized. I remembered even vehemently disagreeing then laughing, sharing a glass of wine and talking about the latest movie. I remember both major parties having both liberal and conservative members and actually being able to compromise to legislate after vigorous, intelligent debate.

It seems I’m having a get off my lawn moment. Or a delusional one. But I swear I’m not making it up. Am I?

49 prairiefire  Jun 8, 2015 7:22:01pm

re: #36 ObserverArt

Oh yeah! Got a hundred year oldie myself…under constant rehab. Hey, I am slow, but the work is good. And the place was a slum landlord mess.

Yeah, but the sunlight from the tall windows, space from the higher ceilings, reverberations from all the energy that lived there before…I left my 1915 place in 1993.

50 ObserverArt  Jun 8, 2015 7:22:47pm

re: #48 allegro

Honestly I’m real sick of this viciously adversarial us or them bullshit. I’m old enough to remember when it wasn’t like this, when you could put a bumper sticker on your car or wear a pin in support of a candidate and have a discussion about issues and not worry about getting fucking maimed or having your property vandalized. I remembered even vehemently disagreeing then laughing, sharing a glass of wine and talking about the latest movie. I remember both major parties having both liberal and conservative members and actually being able to compromise to legislate after vigorous, intelligent debate.

It seems I’m having a get off my lawn moment. Or a delusional one. But I swear I’m not making it up. Am I?

All the updings!!!

It wasn’t all that long ago.

Hmmm. Pre-Limbaugh, Pre-FOX!

(Later…)

51 allegro  Jun 8, 2015 7:22:54pm

re: #39 Targetpractice

Okay, this is actually the first I’ve heard of Tim Curry having a stroke.

Me too. Dayum. I love that guy.

52 A Cranky One  Jun 8, 2015 7:23:15pm

re: #32 Charles Johnson

That was some very intense music.

The guitar licks looked a tad challenging. How the heck can Stanley play them on a bass that fast?

On one hand, I’m so jealous that you got to play with some great folks. On the other, it involved touring, which I could tolerate for about 10 seconds.

53 Charles Johnson  Jun 8, 2015 7:23:41pm

re: #41 ObserverArt

I still can’t believe Stanley could run off those riffs like that on bass.

By the way, what was your amplification in those days? I like the sound you are getting. Classic but a burning sear to the notes.

A double stack of Marshall 100 watt amps and cabinets. On that tour they were rented and I had huge problems with them not sounding right, melting down, sometimes outright blowing up during a show. Touring in the early 80s was pretty primitive.

54 Higgs Boson's Mate  Jun 8, 2015 7:24:26pm

re: #48 allegro

It seems I’m having a get off my lawn moment. Or a delusional one. But I swear I’m not making it up. Am I?

Not at all. I’m afraid that you have to be a bit old to remember those things that you mentioned. I remember them well and I am old.

55 BishopX  Jun 8, 2015 7:26:15pm

re: #54 Higgs Boson’s Mate

They still happen. They just don’t happen online. There’s a large part of america that’s still non-fanatical about this.

56 A Cranky One  Jun 8, 2015 7:27:30pm

re: #36 ObserverArt

Oh yeah! Got a hundred year oldie myself…under constant rehab. Hey, I am slow, but the work is good. And the place was a slum landlord mess.

Got an 85 year old house which I love. Spent the first couple of years restoring it to it’s former glory, such as removing the cheap light fixtures and replacing them with rebuilt/restored art deco pieces that were period correct, remodeling the kitchen to put in new electrical and then garbage disposal, built-in dishwasher, stove hood, etc. while retaining and fixing up the original built in place cabinets.

They don’t build them like this anymore. Pity.

57 ObserverArt  Jun 8, 2015 7:28:09pm

re: #53 Charles Johnson

A double stack of Marshall 100 watt amps and cabinets. On that tour they were rented and I had huge problems with them not sounding right, melting down, sometimes outright blowing up during a show. Touring in the early 80s was pretty primitive.

I ran sound and did some roadie work for a midwest heavy rock band 1973 through ‘76 when not busy with art school. Know all about that. One good thing for a while with those guys were they were using Acoustic 370 series solid-states. Cut down on the problems. Also cut down on the warm sounds too. Ouch!

(Yeah yeah…going!)

58 The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge  Jun 8, 2015 7:28:31pm

re: #54 Higgs Boson’s Mate

Not at all. I’m afraid that you have to be a bit old to remember those things that you mentioned. I remember them well and I am old.

I’m old, too—but for me it started with Reagan. I really had no interest in talking to or associating in any way with anybody who supported Reagan.

59 psddluva4evah  Jun 8, 2015 7:32:16pm

I don’t know if I posted this last night, but just remembered it.

This lil girl is awesome and she’s doing Re-Re’s “Respect” proud!!

…

60 Higgs Boson's Mate  Jun 8, 2015 7:33:46pm

re: #58 The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge

I’m old, too—but for me it started with Reagan. I really had no interest in talking to or associating in any way with anybody who supported Reagan.

Reagan’s election didn’t shake me up so much because of his politics as it shook me up because I could see at the time that the GOP had enthusiastically embraced making shit up and then acting as if it was real.

61 Jenner7  Jun 8, 2015 7:35:44pm

re: #59 psddluva4evah

Just precious!

62 nearly-headless smith25  Jun 8, 2015 7:38:02pm

re: #21 Jenner7

63 CuriousLurker  Jun 8, 2015 7:38:32pm

I’m heading to bed, but those of you on Twitter should watch the #SeanToon911 tweets—they’re a riot hoot (heh).

64 CuriousLurker  Jun 8, 2015 7:38:49pm
65 CuriousLurker  Jun 8, 2015 7:39:24pm

G’nite, lizards.

66 allegro  Jun 8, 2015 7:39:38pm

re: #60 Higgs Boson’s Mate

Reagan’s election didn’t shake me up so much because of his politics as it shook me up because I could see at the time that the GOP had enthusiastically embraced making shit up and then acting as if it was real.

It wasn’t Reagan per se who really started to freak me out then. It was the head of the Repub party in Houston, one Steven Hotze who was openly advocating replacing the US Constitution with Biblical law. And there was the embrace of Fallwell and the bullshit Moral Majority and the first students who came into my classes expressing disbelief in evolution. It all happened fast.

67 palomino  Jun 8, 2015 7:46:09pm

re: #40 Lidane

Speaking of racist whack jobs:

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I’m not sure Coulter understands the math involved. Winning a bigger chunk of a shrinking piece of the pie, while alienating the growing piece of the pie is NOT a recipe for any sort of long term success. Only for limited and short term success, and the gop would be committing suicide over the long haul.

Maybe an election or two here or there, maybe even a presidential election. But you’ll have to employ that strategy immediately, because every day it gets a little weaker. Numbers don’t lie.

68 Kragar  Jun 8, 2015 7:47:23pm
69 goddamnedfrank  Jun 8, 2015 7:49:38pm

My sources are telling me that the reason McKinney PD suspended Officer Casebolt had absolutely nothing to do with him manhandling that innocent teen girl, drawing his weapon, or the related inappropriate use of force incidents. The real issue is that he’d been warned repeatedly against doing unnecessary barrel rolls.

70 nearly-headless smith25  Jun 8, 2015 7:52:28pm

re: #69 goddamnedfrank

My sources are telling me that the reason McKinney PD suspended Officer Casebolt had absolutely nothing to do with him manhandling that innocent teen girl, drawing his weapon, or the related inappropriate use of force incidents. The real issue is that he’d been warned repeatedly against doing unnecessary barrel rolls.

Officer Casebolts own training officer has gone into hiding…

71 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 7:52:31pm

And now for something completely different.

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72 A Cranky One  Jun 8, 2015 7:54:25pm
Later lizards. Rock on!
73 psddluva4evah  Jun 8, 2015 8:01:50pm

re: #69 goddamnedfrank

i haven’t been able to watch the full video without getting pissed, but I did catch the that bit on Lawrence O’Donnell tonight. I mean did he fall or something or maybe he tripped? Cause what the hell was that body roll far?

74 goddamnedfrank  Jun 8, 2015 8:03:19pm
75 allegro  Jun 8, 2015 8:04:13pm

re: #69 goddamnedfrank

My sources are telling me that the reason McKinney PD suspended Officer Casebolt had absolutely nothing to do with him manhandling that innocent teen girl, drawing his weapon, or the related inappropriate use of force incidents. The real issue is that he’d been warned repeatedly against doing unnecessary barrel rolls.

While chasing a teenage girl in a bikini around a tree who was easily evading him. This big strong master of maleness and martial arts. Mocking this bullying ass is so completely appropriate and perfect. As is mocking the racist animal torturer who wanted the police to fulfill his fantasy of abusing and humiliating black kids so he could watch all impotent in his shorts from the sidelines. There isn’t enough mockery in the world to be enough for these guys.

76 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 8:05:30pm

When you’ve lost the National Bar Association…

77 jaunte  Jun 8, 2015 8:06:21pm

McKinney Police Chief Circles Wagons, Blames Teens at Pool Party
laprogressive.com

78 jaunte  Jun 8, 2015 8:08:12pm

Because if you’re not a saint at 14, you deserve to get smacked down and sat on.

79 Belafon  Jun 8, 2015 8:14:33pm

re: #76 teleskiguy

What’s the other white guy doing in that picture?!

80 allegro  Jun 8, 2015 8:15:03pm

Leave it to Fox to defend the indefensible. Molesting 5 year olds and assaulting barely teenage girls at a pool party. Not been a good week for Megyn.

81 jaunte  Jun 8, 2015 8:16:06pm

re: #80 allegro

She’s going to have to keep getting more extreme to follow her audience.

82 bubba zanetti  Jun 8, 2015 8:16:14pm

Also in cartoon form

83 Jenner7  Jun 8, 2015 8:26:29pm

YES!

84 Dark_Falcon  Jun 8, 2015 8:33:40pm

re: #67 palomino

I’m not sure Coulter understands the math involved. Winning a bigger chunk of a shrinking piece of the pie, while alienating the growing piece of the pie is NOT a recipe for any sort of long term success. Only for limited and short term success, and the gop would be committing suicide over the long haul.

Maybe an election or two here or there, maybe even a presidential election. But you’ll have to employ that strategy immediately, because every day it gets a little weaker. Numbers don’t lie.

Ann Coulter doesn’t give much of a care about the electoral math. Her strategy can be summed up as “Spewing hate and filth for profit.”

Frankly, I don’t think bombthrowers like her want Republicans to win the White House in 2016. Because if Republicans held the entire government in January of 2017, then there would follow at least two years where the chances to spew would be greatly limited and so would the bombthrowers’ book sales and speaking engagements, since the party in power has to at least try to get things done and cannot simply “hold the line”.

85 goddamnedfrank  Jun 8, 2015 8:34:56pm
86 goddamnedfrank  Jun 8, 2015 8:37:07pm

re: #85 goddamnedfrank

P.S. I know that movie sucked, but why did they have to make the lighting so bad? I mean, no fill at all, what the fuck.

87 Kragar  Jun 8, 2015 8:39:09pm
88 Dark_Falcon  Jun 8, 2015 8:39:13pm

re: #80 allegro

Leave it to Fox to defend the indefensible. Molesting 5 year olds and assaulting barely teenage girls at a pool party. Not been a good week for Megyn.

On that same note, Jep Robertson of Duck Dynasty had a golden opportunity to draw a positive distinction between the Robertsons and the Duggars, and instead he joined Megyn Kelly in providing cover to a child molester:

Jep Robertson of the Duck Dynasty clan has revealed he was molested at 6-years-old.

The youngest of son of Kay and Phil Robertson told ET on Monday that a far older girl once forced him to touch her under her shirt and pull down his pants on the school bus.

Here’s the disgraceful part:

But, eventually, Robertson was able to tell his family about what he’d been through as a child.

‘I think we as a family just stuck together and prayed a lot,’ said Jep, who suggested that another reality TV family, the Duggars, do the same.

While he said he doesn’t know Josh Duggar, who’s accused of molesting four of his sisters as a teenager, or what’s ‘in his heart,’ Robertson said they can make it through the media scrutiny if they stick together.

89 The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge  Jun 8, 2015 8:39:46pm

re: #85 goddamnedfrank

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And this guy’s pretending to be President of the Universe or something:

90 allegro  Jun 8, 2015 8:40:18pm

re: #84 Dark_Falcon

Oh yes, things must get done like starting new wars, glassifying the ME and all and further punishing the poors in the US for being lazy no goods. Gotta privatize all the schools and keep poor minorities out of our universities too. Oh and prevent health care to the undeserving.
So much to be done!

91 jaunte  Jun 8, 2015 8:44:33pm
92 Jenner7  Jun 8, 2015 8:44:54pm

He was on CNN early this evening too. Of course he went to Hannity.

93 wheat-dogghazi-mailgate  Jun 8, 2015 8:49:20pm

re: #89 The Very Reverend Battleaxe of Knowledge

And this guy’s pretending to be President of the Universe or something:

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That’s nothing. This guy said he’s God.

94 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 8:50:56pm

re: #84 Dark_Falcon

Frankly, I don’t think bombthrowers like her want Republicans to win the White House in 2016. Because if Republicans held the entire government in January of 2017, then there would follow at least two years where the chances to spew would be greatly limited and so would the bombthrowers’ book sales and speaking engagements, since the party in power has to at least try to get things done and cannot simply “hold the line”.

GO TEAM GO!

I’m sorry Dark_Falcon, but your naked partisanship is quite tiring.

95 Dark_Falcon  Jun 8, 2015 8:51:13pm

I couldn’t find a way to work this into a conversation, but this article really needs to be seen widely so I made a Page about it:

The Real “No-Go Zone” of France: A Forbidden No Man’s Land Poisoned by War

96 #FergusonFireside  Jun 8, 2015 8:56:25pm

re: #59 psddluva4evah

I don’t know if I posted this last night, but just remembered it.

This lil girl is awesome and she’s doing Re-Re’s “Respect” proud!!

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Video

I’m behind in the thread, but that made.my.fucking.night.

97 allegro  Jun 8, 2015 8:57:03pm

While I grant that I taught at a university and not at a junior or high school and readily acknowledge the difference, none were more respectful to me as an educator and a woman as were my black students.

98 teleskiguy  Jun 8, 2015 8:57:25pm

re: #94 teleskiguy

I’m sorry, I misread Dark_Falcon’s comment entirely. Although I disagree with his assertion that people like Ann Coulter want Republicans to lose in 2016.

100 Dark_Falcon  Jun 8, 2015 9:15:34pm

re: #98 teleskiguy

I’m sorry, I misread Dark_Falcon’s comment entirely. Although I disagree with his assertion that people like Ann Coulter want Republicans to lose in 2016.

Apology Accepted.

101 BeachDem  Jun 8, 2015 9:25:05pm

re: #78 jaunte

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Because if you’re not a saint at 14, you deserve to get smacked down and sat on.

So much wrong with that whole Kelly crapfest—where to start:

1. Mark Fucking Fuhrman sharing his oh so expert opinions on police procedure and race relations.

2. “Race aside, Megyn, I think to watch a woman being handled like that by a guy who’s two times her size made me totally sick to my stomach,” Fowler said.
Sort of right sentiment, but race isn’t “aside” and a 14-year-old is a kid, not a woman (unless it’s Josh Duggar, then he’s a young, innocent, pubescent adolescent)

3. It looked kind of bad, the way he was attempting to get her on the ground.” Word of wisdom from Fuhrman.

4. “The girl was no saint, either…” I’m sure he didn’t know she was 14 at the time,” Kelly replied. “Maybe he did, we can’t assume it. But now we know, and she looked like a young woman.
Cogent, insightful commentary from the kocktail dress-clad Kelly.
Ugh.

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102 piratedan  Jun 8, 2015 10:28:38pm

re: #69 goddamnedfrank

back in the day, we used to refer to that behavior as “Captain Kirk-ing” it.

103 nickzi  Jun 9, 2015 12:48:36am

I am not at all surprised that GOP racism gets a pass from the modern media. The sad truth is that there are more quietly racist white people than anyone wants to believe. A lot of good, blue collar Democrats went for the GOP because of Civil Rights, followed by another exodus once liberals committed to fighting for women and gays to have something like equal status.

On a related note, I see that Irene Gallo has been humiliated by Tom Doherty and Tor for telling the truth about the Sad/Rabid Puppies, with some assistance from fantasy leftist Eric Flint who keeps telling people that the Puppies aren’t racist, homophobic scoundrels - despite the rather large amount of available evidence to the contrary - and establishes his authoriteh on this point by saying that he was a labor organizer back in the day.


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