Lott said that he
no longer believes the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
— also known as the Law of the Sea Treaty — would “cede our
national sovereignty, both militarily and economically,” as he said
five years ago when the issue was last brought before the Senate.
The treaty would
grant the United Nations unprecedented taxing authority over American
companies by transferring permitting and royalty payments currently
made to the U.S. government for offshore drilling to
the International Seabed Authority, a U.N.-created agency that
would have the power to redistribute billions
of dollars to other countries.
It would also
commit the United States to accept international arbitration of
maritime disputes.
For three
decades, the United States has declined to sign on.
What?
A hypocrite for lobbying in favor of a treaty he emphatically denounced
as recently as 2007? Why no, he
argues. Eighty large from Shell Oil
made him do it.
What's the best word to describe this Mississippi carbuncle?
Smarmy? Unctuous? Walking douche bag?
*spit*
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Trent Lott [actually "Loot"] has long ago rolled over and surrendered any resemblance of conservatism that he was once known for.
ReplyDeleteTwo incidents that all anyone needed to observe that told his conversion:
1. The Strom Thurmond incident where he would've sold his sole to hold onto power, when the dims went after him.
2. When Bubba's Impeachment hit the Senate, "Loot" rolled over like a little puppy dog and allowed the dimoCRAPS to run the entire show.
[add in his disdain for the Tea Party where ever you like as a addition]
Not only is he a rino, he's a authentic scumbag!
Geo
Hang 'em. Hang 'em high.
ReplyDeleteCasca
I'll agree with a couple of things here: the *spit* and what Geo wrote. Trent and Boner (misspell intentional) two of a kind.
ReplyDeleteSiddown and STFU Cheerleader Boy. Your time has come and gone.
ReplyDeleteHence, the Tea Party.
ReplyDeleteAlthough no one here in MS has had a nice thing to say about Lott since he left office I am at a loss to understand either of Geo's 2 points.
ReplyDelete1)Lott was forced out as senate leader b-cuz the right would not stand up to the curs on the left.
2) Lott DID NOT "roll over" but voted guilty on Clinton.
The obstruction of justice charge failed with 50 senators (all Republican) voting "guilty"
The five Republican senators who voted against conviction on both charges were John Chafee of Rhode Island, Susan Collins of Maine, Jim Jeffords of Vermont, Olympia Snowe of Maine, and Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania.
Telling lies about people you don't like is a tactic of the left... just sayin'
We Mississippians have been saddled with the likes of Lott and
ReplyDeleteBarbour for ages. They appear to be good ole boys looking out for the state and it's citizens, but really they are just looking out for themselves. It is time for us to scrape their kind off the soles of our shoes and get rid of the smell. And to think we are the most conservative state, God bless the remaining 49, as they do not know how screwed they really are.
Actually, Trent Lott was kicked out as Senate Majority Leader because he elected to "share" power with the Dumbos in 2001. The Jackasses actually were given charge of key committees - an incredibly stupid move that obviously was not reciprocated when the tables were turned.
ReplyDeleteHey Spin, letme help you out with your confusion or lack of memory on scumbag Lott.
ReplyDeleteRegarding the Thurmond incident: Lott was promising all sorts of mea culpa's trying to hold onto power. For a very harmless statement that he made and the dims were beating him up with. Conservatives refused to allow him to stay because of that. He was severely compromised and was selling his soul trying to stay.
Regarding the impeachment: From the opening gavel the other scumbag "leaky leahey" took control of that Impeachment hearing and challenged the presiding hearing officer [Supreme Court Justice]. Lott rolled over and allowed it, and it just continued to get worse from there. The dims controlled the entire proceeding, from that point on. I can site more if you'd like.
Next time you try to "spin" bring "Marty" with you. I never mentioned any of his or anyone Else's votes on impeachment.
Juss sayin!
Geo
Ah yes, reinterpret history and then try an Alinsky #5. How very brave, I had professors like you.
ReplyDeletePurfessors? Is that what they refer to teachers today in grammar school? I knew they were introducing the agenda down to that level, I wasn't aware they moved the titles also.
ReplyDeleteSpin[No Marty]: This is your very last "lifeline". You'll get no more help from me.
Your bud, Loot:
From the left wing Heritage:
Lott denounced the same U.N. Treaty back in 2007.
Youtube video of Lott:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpTIb8vP0AM&feature=player_embedded
relevant part starts around 1:33
As Reported on Heritage.org on 30 April 2012
Former Senator Trent Lott Lobbies for U.N. Treaty He Vehemently Opposed
http://blog.heritage.org/2012/04/30/former-senator-trent-lott-lobbies-for-u-n-treaty-he-vehemently-opposed/
Next: Your Bud Loot
In a stunning double-proned statement in the aftermath of the largest Republican gains in Congress since 1938, RINO Senator Lindsey Graham, R-SC, and former Senator Trent Lott blame Sarah Palin and the Tea Party for the failure to capture control of the Senate.
Perhaps the two RINOS have become certifiably insane...or have indicated the dire necessity for them to leave the GOP altogether--or both.
As Reported by Anthony Martin
November 4, 2010 Examiner.com
Next: Your Bud Loot
Former Senate majority leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.), now a D.C. lobbyist, warned that a robust bloc of rabble-rousers spells further Senate dysfunction. “We don’t need a lot of Jim DeMint disciples,” Lott said in an interview. “As soon as they get here, we need to co-opt them.”
But Lott said he’s not expecting a tea-party sweep. “I still have faith in the visceral judgment of the American people,” he said.
Trent Lott on the Tea Party
July 2010
Next: Your Bud Loot
GOP family feud: Tensions over Tea Party
By Kathy Kiely, USA TODAY
Trent Lott explains support for treaty he once said would create ‘UN on steroids’
1d 11h agoYall Politics
Next: Your Bud Loot
A week ago, the consensus inside the Beltway was that Trent Lott would survive as Senate majority leader.
Now, nearly two weeks after the Mississippi Republican made a throwaway comment supportive of racial segregation at a birthday party, Senator Lott's chances of keeping his leadership position are in serious doubt. He has apologized five times, including last night's planned appearance on Black Entertainment Television.
But he appears to be fighting an uphill battle, as a handful of Senate GOP colleagues build their own case for reconsidering Lott's role as leader.
As reported in the Christian Science Monitor on December 17, 2002
http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/1217/p01s03-uspo.html
In conclusion Spinner.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, they are NOT entitled to their own set of facts.
Put down the Kool Aid! All of the above information is readily available to anyone looking for it, that isn't in denial, of course.
If I were you, I'd demand a refund on the "edumacation" money.
Juss sayin!
Geo
Your opinion is duly noted.
ReplyDeleteSonny.
Yeah and unfortunately for you . . . documented also.
ReplyDeleteJuss Sayin!
Geo