Corrupt former mayor right at home teaching at Harvard

Corrupt former mayor right at home teaching at Harvard. Say what you like about JFK, but he no doubt would puke over this puke.

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  • Villaraigosa will instruct the students destine for careers in public sector, how not to get caught stealing taxpayers money. He will soon be joined by soon-to-be ex-mayor Bobby Filner of San Diego who will be giving classes on how to properly sexually harass a female staff member and make it out that they are the victims, not the groper. You got to love out liberal colleges and universities.

  • With his reputation it's a given that he's teaching business ethics and how they are to be ignored in government

  • Granted, compared to the modern progressive JFK was a patron saint but I'm less and less sold on the premise of his ethical and moral compass considered what his father was all about and the questions about how the 1960 elections were turned.

    • Me as well, stinkfoot. There are lots of questions that have yet to be answered about his presidency and lots of stories that were purposely hidden from the public by the MSM of the time. I think he was a genuinely corrupt politician, in the stripe of his dear ol' dad. His VP was a crook, his dad was a crook, his little brother was a crook, his mom was a crooks wife, for crying out loud. A star struck, fawning media rewrote the Kennedy family history and viola...we have a new King, Long live the King!

  • Can we now all admit that the democrat party is made up of criminals to further criminals and that colleges are factories for criminals?

    The democrat party is not about different ideas, the democrat party is evil.

  • This turd shouldn't be eligible to wash cars. Sad day when institutes of higher learning hire felons to teach our kids.

  • He'll probably run for the Senate when Boxer retires, by which point the MSM will have conveniently forgotten all of this except for the Harvard bit.