Want more detail on McGreevey than I’ve given you?
Here ya go.

Jim Pinkerton adds himself to the list of people who read this slimeball as I did a few days ago in this space.

“By playing the sex card – even better, the gay-sex card – New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey

Steve Kornacki over at PoliticsNJ.com has noted a move by some NJ Democrats to push McGreevey out.

Question to my mind is, do they have enough time to set up the election for November, even if he was to drop

Nice to see someone with the stature of a Dennis Prager agreeing with my call of yesterday on this sham that New Jersey Governor James McGreevey’s shoved down our throats.

WNBCis reporting that:

“McGreevey, a former prosecutor, came into office vowing to end corruption, but in recent months a number of his political aides and fundraisers have been accused of corruption ranging from alleged payoffs to hiring a prostitute.”

Obama the Sensitive, what a winning combination for a President, a thick skull and thin skin, from Michelle:

And now, the Boston Herald has been spanked by the White House for…running a front-page op-ed by Mitt Romney:

JonesToTheGrindstone.com

By Karen Leigh Jones

I posted as my Facebook status, “Bill Clinton, John Edwards, New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, New Jersey Gov. John McGreevey: Anybody want those guys?”

This caused a downpour of comments from my Facebook friends. We

• McQ follows up on the Kos kids thing I wrote about over the weekend. Bruce, you’re yright of course about the comments there… but you’re missing the bigger deal; The moonbats feel strongest when they run together. The light of

Jersey’s ex governor, James McGreevey, almost makes New York’s ex governor, Eliot Spitzer, seem normal.   If what James McGreevey says is accurate, and in divorce honesty optional, the former first family of New Jersey were all pervs,   Fox News:

From the Star-Ledger:

A former aide to James McGreevey said today that he had three-way sexual trysts with the former governor and his wife before he took office, challenging Dina Matos McGreevey’s assertion that she was naive about her husband’s

I’ve been watching this nonsense with Larry Craig, with a somewhat jaundiced eye.  Personally, my estimate is that he has approximately 48 hours to be a senator.  Perhaps decision will occur over the weekend to be effective on Monday, but

Because of the way this conversation developed, this is going to be a hard discussional thread to follow for some.

James Joyner makes note this morning, of what he calls a “rather startling” claim from Kevin Jennings, the “founder