The Fall of the Regency Is Complete 2
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September 4, 2014 at 2:32 pm
And all for supporting a business of quack diet pills. I wonder what he was like if you actually knew him. A gold-plated quack as well, I suppose.
September 4, 2014 at 10:01 pm
Apparently, Jonnie Williams could have given huckster lessons to Billy Mays.
As much as I contemn the Regent for his politics (he was a teabagger who, unlike most teabaggers, knew how to appear “reasonable” in public), in the annals of political corruption, this is akin to getting busted for shoplifting a Peppermint Patty. To paraphrase my brother, the “my crazy wife made me do it” defense turned out to be a non-starter (it was certainly one of the most cynical and beastly defense tactics I have heard of).
Then, again, he did get a phony Masters from Pat Robertson’s phony Regent University. That in itself deserves retribution.