I wrote more about that and other points in a longer post yesterday on this and related subjects.

O’Donnell pleaded after having been charged with three felonies. That seems to directly undermine your point.

Also, it kept asking us at another blog to use its FULL angelic name. So it was easier to refuse by tacking on some completely different. Since Zimmerman acquired the name of “Z-man”, Zimmer boy is now this guy’s label.

Gringo calls it the Z team because of similar incidents in the past.

The day of quietly slitting throats and burning down the house at 2 AM approaches. It will not be fragrant and you will need to lift the hem of your skirts to avoid the blood and shit, to your peril it is on the event horizon. Keep on pushing and find out what happens when you push too hard. (Candy from babies.)

“If proven” is understood; I was following your hypothetical. However, I very strongly suspect that if the authorities ever looked into the contributions on Obama’s 2008 website they would find so many irregularities it would make your head spin. However, it has never been investigated, so if that particular tree fell in the forest no one has been able to hear it.

And the Danielczyk case is not parallel to the D’Souza case at all. The similarity is that campaign contributions were involved. However, the Danielczyk case involved direct corporate contributions (which have been banned for a century) and approximately ten times as much money as with D’Souza, and many many many more people:

Prosecutors had accused Danielczyk and Biagi of lining up individual donors to contribute to former secretary of state Clinton’s senate and presidential campaigns in 2006 and 2008, then reimbursing them with money from Galen. They used at least 35 other employees or friends to disguise more than $186,000 in contributions, then paid back the so-called straw donors with money from Galen’s corporate coffers, court filings show.

The Danielczyk case was of much greater scope and seriousness.

The D’Souza case should be more in line with the O’Donnell case, actually. Here are the facts in O’Donnell:

O’Donnell was indicted in 2007 and charged with arranging “conduit contributions” to John Edwards’ presidential campaign. O’Donnell was accused of working with an unnamed co-conspirator to solicit contributions for Edwards from employees from O’Donnell’s law firm, with the promise to reimburse them for the contributions. In all, O’Donnell and his co-conspirator raised $26,000 in conduit contributions, according to the grand jury’s indictment.

But O’Donnell was allowed to plead guilty to misdemeanors and got by with basically a wrist slap. And in fact, it was his second campaign finance offense, not his first (see this).

Well, if proven, it would be a major event.

neo-neocon: and quite different from a minor issue with D’Souza that involves a $20K contribution which at most should be handled by a fine, and would be handled that way with virtually any other person, if it was even considered worthy of punishment at all in the first place.

We just cited a case which involved a Democratic donor sentenced to prison under a Democratic Administration.

Guess what I found, Zimmer!

It’s Zimmer vs Zimmer there.

Hey Zimmer, which other blog are you going to infest with the Left’s zombie virus? I want to know.

You can deny being Zimmer all you want. That’s fun in ways, other ways.

Tell me another one. The Obama Administration’s application of the law tends to follow the saying of a Latin American caudillo:

“Para mis amigos todo, para mis enemigos la ley”
For my friends, everything, for my enemies, the law.

Ask the New Black Panther Party, for starters.

The tactic generally concentrates on a few, crowd sources together a response back team from the various comments, derails the comment section so that they can use it to rebuff the primary point of the article or blog post, and generally expend the life essence of anti Leftists.

That Zimmer has migrated here, suggests Legal Insurrection and other places booted/banned the self proclaimed angel of Messiah Hussein here.