When someone from within the administration is accused of covering up and obstructing investigations into other administration officials accused of violating the Hatch Act to help REPUBLICAN candidates, obviously that person must be a DEMOCRAT simply because his party affiliation isn’t listed in an article.

Seriously, this is a textbook paranoid delusion. You guys need some help, because this is simply pathetic. If you were sane, I’d think you would feel ashamed. Since you clearly have no shame, get thee to a psychotherapist and try working this stuff out.

I think it’s Abbott’s excited utterance to Costello when his pants caught fire. Water! Lou.

The reference to waterlou…is this Australian for female bathroom?

I heard he won’t pass any bars, especially the topless ones.

I have seen nothing to say that Bloch is a Democrat. We do know that the Washington Post reported that ” [w]hat’s more, as a Bush appointee [Bloch] once wrote that he ’sold all my mutual funds when Clinton was elected.’ Bloch is not quite apolitical.” His most salient feature is his arch-conservatism as he has launched an attack on the federal policy protecting gays in the workplace, which prompted the White House to force him to acknowledge the policy in a public statement; has systematically made hires from right-wing and unaccredited Ave Marie Law School founded by conservative icon Tom Monaghan, founder of Domino’s Pizza; hired the Headmaster from his son’s Catholic boarding school despite his forced leaving amid allegations of Priest sexual abuse; and has been defended by such wing-nuts as Bill Donohue, founder of the right-wing Catholic League, and Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, a powerful Washington, D.C. conservative lobbying group. There’s more, of course, but four strikes seem plenty. Not exactly a stellar liberal pedigree.

Whatever you call him, he is certainly no liberal, but you knew that all along. My point is that for all the ineptitude we liberal lawyers suffer from, the one thing we can do is ferret out the facts, and reveal a liar when we see one–or two.

Notice this scoundrel ATTORNEY was not only a DEMOCRAT he was a BIG TIME class action promoter, chair of a country BAR, adjunct (LIBERAL) professor, and on and on.

So another crooked attorney meets his waterlou. yawn. I am SOOO SICK OF CROOKED INEPT IGNORANT LIBERAL ATTORNEYS.

The Honorable Scott J. Bloch
Special Counsel

On June 26, 2003, President George W. Bush nominated Scott J. Bloch for the position of Special Counsel at the U.S. Office of Special Counsel.

The U.S. Senate unanimously confirmed Mr. Bloch on December 9, 2003. On January 5, 2004, he was sworn in to serve a five-year term.

Mr. Bloch brings over 17 years of experience to the Office of Special Counsel, including litigation of employment, lawyer ethics, and complex cases before state courts, federal courts and administrative tribunals. He briefed and argued cases before state and federal appellate courts and is admitted to practice in the United States Supreme Court.

From 2001-2003, Mr. Bloch worked on First Amendment cases, regulations, intergovernmental outreach, and programmatic initiatives. Before serving in the Justice Department, he was a partner with Stevens & Brand, LLP, of Lawrence, Kansas, where he practiced in the areas of civil rights law, employment law, and legal ethics. Mr. Bloch tried jury trials before state and federal courts, representing employees and employers in cases involving whistleblower and other retaliation claims, as well as civil rights claims. He worked on important cases that set precedents in the field of legal ethics, including a ground-breaking Texas case that changed the way plaintiffs’ lawyers handle mass tort cases.

Mr. Bloch served as chair of his county Bar Ethics and Grievance Committee, investigating cases of alleged breaches by attorneys of ethics rules, and making recommendations to the state Supreme Court on disciplinary action. He also served on the state board of discipline, hearing testimony and legal arguments, and making findings on appropriate discipline of attorneys. For five years, he served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Kansas School of Law.

Nope, just another sanctimonious, homophobic Bush appointee. That should give you a clue as to his party affiliation.