And because I’m inclined towards wild speculation — seeing that this is Philly, and that Ms. Lane is part of the MSM, I’ll bet you dollars to pennies that if you were to look into how Ms. Lane votes and the candidates whom she donates to, that shes a Democrat.

Not that it matters…but I’ll bet I’m right.

And if so, the Left should be aghast that one of their own would use a homophobic slur like “dyke bitch” against a female cop.

Henh…you were right, but then some conclusions are easier to leap to, than others.

Her first call upon release from custody after punching a NYPD officer was, according to the Philadelphia Daily News, to Pennsylvania Governor Edward Rendell. A spokesman for the Pennsylvania governor told the paper, she did it to “make sure he knew her side of the story because he is an opinion-maker and runs around in influential circles.” And “I think she knew better than to ask him to intervene.” He also stressed that the office was not going intervene in the matter. To us it seemed like a bit more bad judgment on the part of Lane.
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Much to our surprise no gay or lesbian groups seemed to have complained about Lane’s comments yet, however the Post may have sweetened a quote in their initial reporting, by adding the word “bitch” to their version of what Lane said making it seem a bit more worse than it actually was.

Source.
Of course the silence of the womens and lesbian groups was a tip-off that she was a fellow traveler. At least they are predictable.

That’s right. Dyke Rehab. There’ll be nothing but young, sweaty, angry women tearing each other’s clothes off and wrestling nude. ((shudder))

Love to hear her side, and not all the media hype

The story as reported is straight from the police report. (http://willdo.philadelphiaweekly.com/archives/2007/12/alycia_lane.html) There is no ‘media hype’ involved here. She jumped out of a cab, yelled at an unmarked police car, and continued to yell after the people in that car identified themselves as police officers. When she was asked to back up she punched a female officer in the face.

Where is the outrage from those of you who are obviously trying to make this a political issue? Don’t you support the police? No one has the right to do this to our hard working police officers.

Of course, the author of this blog would rather use the event as a slam against a political party. Unbelievable.

Then what’s the point? It would be like if I said I bet that Roger Clemons and Andy Petitte are Republicans! (not because they cheat at baseball, but because they are middle-aged millionaire white guys).

I’m all for healthy partisanship but even I didn’t think to blame politics for their failings.