The Blogster notes that Ernest E. Newton, the former state senator sent to prison on corruption charges, called himself “The Moses of My People,” when he resigned from the General Assembly back in 2005 amid an investigation that sent him to federal prison. It’s good to hear he’s now out, in a halfway house in Waterbury, preparing for life on the outside. But it’s time to remember that he extorted social service agencies in exchange for his perceived legislative clout and that’s why Senior US District Judge Alan H. Nevas, a former member of the state House, threw the book at him. Among other things, Newton used the payoffs to pay for repairs on his rattletrap Jaguar.
HE MUST ME ON CRACK STILL OR MAYBE HE NEVER GOT OFF, YOU KNOW THEY HAVE ACESS TO IT IN JAIL…….HE IS BY FAR MOSES TO ME HE NEEDS TO BE MOSES TO HIS FAMILY FOR WHICH NEEDS TO BE ATTENED TO INSTEAD OF HIM LIVING IN THE PAST, ACTING LIKE A CHARACTER FROM “I’M GONNA GET YOU SUCKA” AND THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT IS GONNA HAPPEN IF HE IS ALLOWED TO COME INTO POLITICS WITH ANY POWER. MOSES HUH TO WHAT PEOPLE OH! HE MUST THINK BLACK PEOPLE OH! OKAY! WHATEVER…………
Comment by RJP — March 10th, 2010 @ 2:16 pm