No Joke--Stalker George Gollin Announces Run for Congress

[Fort Bragger]

My vote, and the bastards don't let me vote in Illinois, goes to the high yeller one. She's cuter although Gollin probably gives better BJs, given his long standing association with the gay community. Did I just pick the Negro over the Jew? Voting for Rodney Davis, the Republican, might keep my redneck roots intact.

[Don Dresden]

My vote...goes to the high yeller one. She's cuter although Gollin probably gives better BJs...

That is certainly much nicer than what the now ex-Montgomery County GOP chairman had to say about her:

GOP County Chairman Resigns for Comparing Former Miss America to Street Walker

...Read this e-mail. It's from Montgomery County GOP Chairman Jim Allen, and it's a sexist, racist, regionist attack on former Miss America Erika Harold, an African-American running in the 13th District Republican primary against Rep. Rodney Davis. Allen, a member of Davis's campaign, sent the e-mail to Doug Ibendahl, publisher of the website Republican News Watch, in response to a flattering column about Harold's candidacy:

Rodney Davis will win and the love child of the D.N.C. will be back in Shitcago by May of 2014 working for some law firm that needs to meet their quota for minority hires.

The truth is Nancy Pelosi and the DEMOCRAT party want this seat. So they called RINO Timmy Johnson to be their pack mule and get little queen to run.

Ann Callis gets a free ride through a primary and Rodney Davis has a battle.

The little queen touts her abstinence and she won the crown because she got bullied in school,,,boohoo..kids are cruel, life sucks and you move on..Now, miss queen is being used like a street walker and her pimps are the DEMOCRAT PARTY and RINO REPUBLICANS...These pimps want something they can't get,,, the seat held by a conservative REPUBLICAN? Rodney Davis and Nancy Pelosi can't stand it..

Little Queenie and Nancy Pelosi have so much in common but the one thing that stands out the most.. both are FORMER QUEENS, their crowns are tarnished and time has run out on the both of them..
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The funniest part is how he calls Gollin a "free ride."? Apparently the only person too dim to realize it is Gollin.

[Dickie Billericay]

Are those praying hands, like what the people his wife calls "dirty Papists" do?? No, it's just George Gollin honoring his imagination.

[Winston Smith]

Are those praying hands, like what the people his wife calls "dirty Papists" do?? No, it's just George Gollin honoring his imagination.

And we know what Gollin does with those praying hands...

[Virtual Bison]

The only votes he's going to get are from those who pity retards, homeless derelicts and those similarly situated, or Republican sympathizers who want to make it easier for Rodney Davis to stay in office.

I hardly think that anyone with compassion for anyone would vote for this mutant pig fucker. Maybe some con artists who see a kndered spirit. Is George running on a Democrat Ticket or Republican Ticket anyway?

I doubt his campaign will get off the ground. Its just another one of George's ego trips.

[Armando Ramos]

I hardly think that anyone with compassion for anyone would vote for this mutant pig fucker.

His fellow sausage gobblers? That probably includes most of the male profs at UIUC.

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[Winston Smith]

[Armando Ramos]

George Gollin Bites the Big One

George Gollin is such a dope he doesn't realize he is being used by the Dem establishment to make Callas look moderate. Anybody looks moderate compared to a raving marxist nimrod like Gollin.

[Winston Smith]

Bad news, George Gollin.....That's not chili!

[Albert Hidel]

Another radical libtard joins the fray. Gollin is such a joke that even his fellow libtards can't believe he's serious. Without a credible radical leftist in the race Callis can't pretend to be a centrist, so the Dem shotcallers are bringing in another leftist college prof to fill the obvious void. By calling Gollin a liar Green at least demonstrates a firm grasp of the obvious.

Champaign Dem joins field for 13th District primary
Tue, 08/20/2013 - 7:00am | Tom Kacich


David Green

CHAMPAIGN — A third Democrat is jumping into the 13th Congressional District race, joining former Madison County Judge Ann Callis and University of Illinois Professor George Gollin.

David Green, 63, of Champaign promises an "insurgent campaign" that will "appeal to leftists in the Democratic Party, those who identify with other leftist parties, including the Green Party and anti-war libertarians."

Green said Monday that he will make a formal announcement on Sunday, Sept. 1, at the Champaign Public Library.

The three Democrats are seeking the congressional seat held by U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis, R-Taylorville. Davis also is being opposed in the GOP primary by Urbana attorney Erika Harold.

"I didn't decide to do this until the last week or two," Green said Monday.

He said he didn't "see anything that inspires me in any way, shape or form to want to vote for either" Gollin or Callis in a Democratic primary.

"I don't see them as anything but business as usual as it has gone on in the Democratic Party under both the Clinton and Obama administrations," he said. "They really haven't been forthcoming with what their platforms might be, and they haven't published anything in their work or their public life regarding what their general political views are."

Green said he gave some thought to running as a Green Party candidate, "but the bar is too high, in terms of having to collect something like 10,000 signatures. But with the Democratic primary all you have to collect is 800 or so."

He said he voted last year for Democratic candidate David Gill in the three-way race won by Davis.

"I think he was a better candidate than either of these candidates. With Ann Callis, I think that what you see is what you get. She's a Democratic Party functionary and she's been anointed by the leadership to be the one to tip this district into the Democratic Party column without making any waves," he said. "George Gollin is a bit more unknown, but I don't know if he intends to make any serious waves. Nothing I know about him suggests that he is anything close to having the kind of critical views of the Democratic Party and the political process and of the society at large than [sic] I do."

Green said he running to win the election, not just to offer liberals a choice. But he said he probably would not raise much money.

"I wouldn't be running if I didn't want to win," he said. "I can't imagine I would plan on buying any air time of anything like that because I firmly believe that the kinds of things people say when they buy ads are absolutely banal and only insult the intelligence of the voters and diminish the nature of an informed political process."

He cited three "anti" and three "pro" reasons he is running.

"First of all, I'm anti-war, anti-military-industrial complex, anti-intervention in other counties, anti-military bases in other countries," he said. "I'm anti-Wall Street and anti-big bank and the financialization of the economy. And I'm anti-business-as-usual in Washington in terms of the leaders in Washington not being accountable to the voters as much as to the corporate lobbyists and so forth.

"There are many things I'm for, but the three that stand out is that I'm pro-socialized health care, a Medicare for all system."

He also supports full employment, "and by that I mean not just to get to 4 percent unemployment and that's called full employment. I'm for government-sponsored employment for anyone who wants it, a sort of New Deal effort by the government to provide a job in various sectors and to find jobs for everyone at the federal, state and local levels," Green said.

He also favors "free education for all from preschool through graduate school."

Green, in frequent letters to the editor in The News-Gazette, has been critical of Israel and supportive of a Palestinian state.

"I won't make any bones that I am opposed to what is called foreign aid, which is really military aid, to not only countries like Israel but also Egypt and Colombia," said Green, who is Jewish. "Beyond that I am a forthright supporter of a genuine peace agreement between Israel and Palestine along the lines of the original 1967 borders, prior to the 1967 war. I oppose Israel's occupation of Palestine. I think it's illegal and as part of an agreement, I think most of the settlers would have to be either be part of a new Palestinian state or they would have to go back behind the green line into what is Israel proper, as it was originally demarcated during the British mandate."

Green said he was born in Los Angeles and has lived in Champaign-Urbana for about 15 years. He said he is separated, has an adult son and works as a social policy analyst at the University of Illinois' Center for Prevention Research and Development, a part of the Institute of Government and Public Affairs.