Hiram Monserrate, the New York State senator who voted against gay marriage, was acquitted in October on charges that he slashed his girlfriend Karla Giraldo’s face with glass, but he was convicted on assault charges for dragging her through the apartment building. For that, his criminal punishment is probation. But his political punishment? It’ll be written next week, when a final report from a special Senate committee (which Monserrate, who once agreed to cooperate with, now refuses to testify before) is issued on whether to sanction, or simply expel the bigot from office. You can guess where we stand.
terrwill
Take everything else out of the equasion which would result
in a conclusion this asshat has no business in public
office and ONLY concentrate on the video of him dragging
his girlfriend by the hair thru the lobby of the building.
Based on that pathetic disgusting display of misbehaviour
should immediatley disqualify him from continuance of his
duties as a public servant. When the fuck are the politicians
going to grow as set and finally MAKE an example out of
someone who is supposed to BE an example?????
bryan
Amazing!!!!!
Terrwill’s comment hit it right on the head.
Brian Miller
Can someone get the video stream and post it?