SoCal man accused of mailing threatening letters due in court

[UberNeuman]

(11-13) 03:31 PST Los Angeles (AP) --

A man suspected of mailing more than a dozen threatening letters containing white powder to celebrities, politicians and journalists was in custody and awaiting a court appearance after his arrest over the weekend.

Prosecutors were expected to file a criminal complaint against Chad Conrad Castagana, 39, in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles on Monday. He was arrested Saturday for allegedly conveying false information and sending threats by U.S. mail
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It appears this man was a Freeper as well...

It's a pretty sad world when people left their manias take hold....

I wonder if he'll be charged as a terrorist?

 

[sierrita]

Who was he before he was banned?

 

[DealMonkey]

He was probably driven insane by the echo chamber of bad ideas that is the Free Republic.

 

[catnap1972]

Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

 

[sandorski]

Terrorism is the ultimate weapon against Terrorist loving Librals!

Or something....

 

[palehorse]

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom. Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers. It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

The Dems do not have any sort of blank check that they'll be able to fill in, at will, beginning in January. In fact, they'll be lucky to get anything done, at all, if they do not start communicating their new plans effectively; even amongst themselves!

Some of you might be in for a rude awakening when the new January session is not the "Shock and Awe" Democrat-run Congress that you are expecting.

I'll be very surprised to see 25% of Pelosi's "1st 100 Hours Plan" even make it to a vote!

 

[GroundedSailor]

Originally posted by: palehorse74

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom. Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers. It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

The Dems do not have any sort of blank check that they'll be able to fill in, at will, beginning in January. In fact, they'll be lucky to get anything done, at all, if they do not start communicating their new plans effectively; even amongst themselves!

Some of you might be in for a rude awakening when the new January session is not the "Shock and Awe" Democrat-run Congress that you are expecting.

I'll be very surprised to see 25% of Pelosi's "1st 100 Hours Plan" even make it to a vote!

Actually I'm quite content to see some oversight on Bush. Anything beyond that is bonus.

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: palehorse74

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom.

Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers.

It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

I wonder how long before we see rabid Republicans from on here in the paper like Chad?

 

[feralkid]

Originally posted by: palehorse74

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom. Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers. It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

The Dems do not have any sort of blank check that they'll be able to fill in, at will, beginning in January. In fact, they'll be lucky to get anything done, at all, if they do not start communicating their new plans effectively; even amongst themselves!

Some of you might be in for a rude awakening when the new January session is not the "Shock and Awe" Democrat-run Congress that you are expecting.

I'll be very surprised to see 25% of Pelosi's "1st 100 Hours Plan" even make it to a vote!

Slow down, Francis!


I think the phrase "in January, when reality hits home" meant after the newly elected Democrats are actually sworn in.

Get it?

 

[catnap1972]

Originally posted by: feralkid

Originally posted by: palehorse74

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom. Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers. It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

The Dems do not have any sort of blank check that they'll be able to fill in, at will, beginning in January. In fact, they'll be lucky to get anything done, at all, if they do not start communicating their new plans effectively; even amongst themselves!

Some of you might be in for a rude awakening when the new January session is not the "Shock and Awe" Democrat-run Congress that you are expecting.

I'll be very surprised to see 25% of Pelosi's "1st 100 Hours Plan" even make it to a vote!

Slow down, Francis!


I think the phrase "in January, when reality hits home" meant after the newly elected Democrats are actually sworn in.

Get it?

Somebody gets it (phew!)...at least a few of the nutbags over there think the Republicans swept both the House and Senate (despite what the "liberal media" 'claims'), and it's going to be real painful come January once they find out the truth.

 

[UberNeuman]

Originally posted by: catnap1972

Originally posted by: feralkid

Originally posted by: palehorse74

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom. Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers. It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

The Dems do not have any sort of blank check that they'll be able to fill in, at will, beginning in January. In fact, they'll be lucky to get anything done, at all, if they do not start communicating their new plans effectively; even amongst themselves!

Some of you might be in for a rude awakening when the new January session is not the "Shock and Awe" Democrat-run Congress that you are expecting.

I'll be very surprised to see 25% of Pelosi's "1st 100 Hours Plan" even make it to a vote!

Slow down, Francis!


I think the phrase "in January, when reality hits home" meant after the newly elected Democrats are actually sworn in.

Get it?

Somebody gets it (phew!)...at least a few of the nutbags over there think the Republicans swept both the House and Senate (despite what the "liberal media" 'claims'), and it's going to be real painful come January once they find out the truth.

That's what I got from your earlier comment... However, the anger over losing the House and Senate is quite clear, as with the rush to attack - see a few posts above....

 

[slash196]

Originally posted by: GroundedSailor

Originally posted by: palehorse74

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom. Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers. It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

The Dems do not have any sort of blank check that they'll be able to fill in, at will, beginning in January. In fact, they'll be lucky to get anything done, at all, if they do not start communicating their new plans effectively; even amongst themselves!

Some of you might be in for a rude awakening when the new January session is not the "Shock and Awe" Democrat-run Congress that you are expecting.

I'll be very surprised to see 25% of Pelosi's "1st 100 Hours Plan" even make it to a vote!

Actually I'm quite content to see some oversight on Bush. Anything beyond that is bonus.

I second that. If we can't get him to play nice with baby, at least we can put a leash and muzzle on him.

 

[Rainsford]

Originally posted by: palehorse74

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom. Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers. It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

The Dems do not have any sort of blank check that they'll be able to fill in, at will, beginning in January. In fact, they'll be lucky to get anything done, at all, if they do not start communicating their new plans effectively; even amongst themselves!

Some of you might be in for a rude awakening when the new January session is not the "Shock and Awe" Democrat-run Congress that you are expecting.

I'll be very surprised to see 25% of Pelosi's "1st 100 Hours Plan" even make it to a vote!

I think most of us will be happy if all Congress does is NOT ask "how high?" when Bush asks them to jump. And that, lucky for us, is something a Democratic majority DOES have the power to accomplish. Maybe Bush will block the Dems from getting any bills passed, but he can't veto his way to more power, and given the track record of our current congress, simply NOT giving Bush every damn thing he asks for will be a positive change.

 

[bctbct]

Originally posted by: palehorse74

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom. Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers. It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

The Dems do not have any sort of blank check that they'll be able to fill in, at will, beginning in January. In fact, they'll be lucky to get anything done, at all, if they do not start communicating their new plans effectively; even amongst themselves!

Some of you might be in for a rude awakening when the new January session is not the "Shock and Awe" Democrat-run Congress that you are expecting.

I'll be very surprised to see 25% of Pelosi's "1st 100 Hours Plan" even make it to a vote!

dude we have a mandate and Bush41 is back in control, be prepered to see Bush do things you never thought possible.

 

[Balt]

http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/Fake_...hoax_by_conservative_blogger_1113.html

 

[FrancesBeansRevenge]

Originally posted by: feralkid

Originally posted by: palehorse74

Originally posted by: catnap1972
Probably not the last of them either--we'll see in January when reality hits home.

lol.. i love the fact that so many of you are under the impression that the Dems will be able to easily inact change beginning in January as if they've been given keys to the entire Kingdom. Newsflash: for most of the major issues they will face, they will have a very difficult time gtting them through the Senate and then past the wonderful Presidential Veto powers. It seems that most of you did not pay enough attention in civics class and have no real understanding of how things work in Congress.

The Dems do not have any sort of blank check that they'll be able to fill in, at will, beginning in January. In fact, they'll be lucky to get anything done, at all, if they do not start communicating their new plans effectively; even amongst themselves!

Some of you might be in for a rude awakening when the new January session is not the "Shock and Awe" Democrat-run Congress that you are expecting.

I'll be very surprised to see 25% of Pelosi's "1st 100 Hours Plan" even make it to a vote!

Slow down, Francis!

I can't slow down now I'm just about there!