Dirty Politics and True Pedophelia

I need to stop reading the news, it just keeps making me angry. This time in Ashville, North Carolina, local Democrat activist Andrew Reed was sentenced to 10 to 12 months in jail for creating child pornography involving children as young as six. He created 169 pictures and 3 movies involving children in sexual activity; listed as including touching themselves, masturbation, and intercourse with other children or adults. Nice. If punished to the full extent of the law, Reed could've face 967 months or roughly 81 years in jail for the 15 charges he faced, which filled an entire page up. Now he could face possibly 10 months in jail for ruining the lives of little children. There is irrefutable proof he did these crimes so no plea bargain was needed, but low and behold, Judge Robert Lewis, elected Democrat, accepted a plea bargain from Prosecutor Ron Moore, also an elected Democrat.
Democrats stood around him, supporting him. He was said to "offer a homily during worship services" at the Unitarian Universalist church, according to pastor and Democrat Beth Lazer. He worked with her on the board of the liberal League of Women Voters also. The Martin Luther King Jr. Association of Ashville awarded him their 2005 Community Humanitarian Award. Why? Not because he helped the homeless, but because he wrote the organizations by-laws so they could become incorporated. Oralene Graves-Simmons, Democrat and leader of the local MLK Association, wrote to the court that Reed was a good man. Heck, listen to her and he was a saint. "Andy has spent all the years that I've known him bringing people together regardless of race, creed, color, or other differences, gladly working with anyone and everyone, and doing whatever needs to be done, to accomplish our mutual goals." Yeah, Andy especially enjoyed working with little kids, now didn't he? Funny thing though, people were shocked when they found out Ted Bundy was a murderer because he was seen as educated and charming. You just never know the internal problems people have by their public face.
At least it is good to know the old "If you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours" idiom still holds water. Reed works to help get the judge and prosecutor elected and he gets a light sentence in jail. I have next elections campaign slogan: "Hey, if you want to do crime, just get the right people in office. Vote Democrat in North Carolina."