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« Promoting 2nd Amendment documentary film | Main | Guliani & Paul repeat stance on guns »

"Culture of corruption" in Bloomberg's mayors' group?

Posted by David Hardy · 6 September 2007 09:44 AM

Third Power reports that Mayor Samuel Rivera of Passiac NJ, a member of Bloomberg's Mayors Against Illegal Guns, has been arrested on federal corruption charges.

He joins Frank Melton, of Jackson MS, another of the Mayor's group, who plead to weapons infractions after he and his bodyguards broke into a house.

Has Bloomberg's mayors group created a culture of corruption? Perhaps someone should demand their resignations!

Add to that a plea to tax evasion and mail fraud by a Brady Campaign LEO, with another such LEO in in hot water over accepting gifts, and certainly sounds as if that's occurring. All this is in the last twelve months, too.

· antigun groups

1 Comment | Leave a comment

Mortimer | September 15, 2007 4:19 PM | Reply

So what, how does that address your core issue? I'm sure plenty of pro gun politicians have had corruption problems too. Doesn't answer any issues except in a cheap little hitman way,

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