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Republican Del. Donald H. Dwyer Jr.'s political future is in question after he drunkenly piloted a speedboat that collided with another vessel and sent six people — including four children — to the hospital, political observers said Friday.
House Republican leaders in Annapolis issued a statement saying they are "troubled" by Dwyer's behavior, while House Speaker Michael E. Busch said the legislature's ethics committee would defer possible action until police are done investigating the accident. The committee has the authority to recommend sanctions ranging from reprimand to expulsion.
Close Annapolis observers said Dwyer's political career has been significantly damaged.
Ironically, Dwyer pushed for a ballot measure to strip lawmakers of their office if they are found to have committed a serious crime. It goes before the voters in November, and if successful, could see Dwyer out of office due to having committed a potential felony.
Originally posted by Hefficide
reply to post by queenannie38
I fail to connect the dots between driving a boat while under the influence and disliking gay people.
These seem like two separate and individual character flaws to me.
Originally posted by Hefficide
reply to post by queenannie38
While I'm not a fan of anybody who is biased or predisposed toward discriminatory practices... And while I feel great sympathy for the people hurt in the boating accident. I fail to connect the dots between driving a boat while under the influence and disliking gay people.
These seem like two separate and individual character flaws to me.
~Heff
edit on 8/26/12 by Hefficide because: missed an entire word... a whole word.. and they warned me that drinking while young would do this.. but did I listen?
Originally posted by Hefficide
I fail to connect the dots between driving a boat while under the influence and disliking gay people.
These seem like two separate and individual character flaws to me.