'It Wasn't My Fault." - #120

#120 ROBERT REGOLA
FORMER PENNSYLVANIA STATE SENATOR FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA 39TH.

GOP Cocksuckers like to portray themselves as law-abiding gun owners who aren't careless with their firearms at all; except when they are.

Behold Robert Regola, ex-state senator for the Pennsylvania 39th.

Regola was a first-time GOP cocksucker looking to run for a second term, but then a 14-year-old kid named Louis Farrell got hold of Regola's 9- millimeter pistol and killed himself with it.

Regola had given the pistol to his son who had showed it to some friends. One of those friends was Farrell, who later used the gun to blow his brains out. The district attorney charged Regola with perjury, reckless endangerment, providing a firearm to a minor and three counts of false swearing.

Regola was acquitted but the pissed-off Farrell family promptly filed a wrongful death lawsuit against him. Regola behaved in true GOP cocksucker fashion, In other words he said: "it wasn't my fault." Seriously, you should see his string of excuses.

First he blamed the DA for prosecuting the case in the first place. Regola blamed the DA because he is a GOP cocksucker and GOP Cocksuckers blame EVERYBODY else for their own fuckups. Anyway, when that didn't wash, he swtiched to an old GOP Cocksucker standby: He blamed the media for reporting it. Surprisingly, the local media wouldn't back down. When that happened, Regola quit.

George Dunbar, the Republican chairman of Westmoreland County, did not try to talk Regola out of it, even though the numbers, well, they didn't look good but were not insurmountable. Dunbar was just glad to see the back of him.

Regola said he regarded Farrell as a son but the Farrell family has basically told him he could shove his fake compassion all the way up his backside with a red-hot poker. The Farrell attorney, Jon Perry, has been rather tart on the matter, saying that Regola's recounting of the facts in the case have been "fanciful" or "inaccurate."

With thanks to TPM Muckraker.com.

S. Olson