Van Hipp Promotes New Book, “The New Terrorism”
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Funny. Hipp used to be tight with your buddy, Larry Richter.
Little clarification:
a) Tight as in got drunk together
b) Tight as in damn Larry you are really tight tonight
c) Both of the above
d) None of the above
Tight as in was behind the scenes of Van’s congressional campaign. See History Lesson above.
He forgot to mention protection against EMP’s (be they from a nuke high in the atomsphere or from solar flares)
I love the first line to this article.
Fits must”love” lots of people!
Hipp was the leading candidate to succeed Arthur Ravenel as First District Congressman in 1994.
He led a multicandidate field but lost in the runoff to the Second place finisher,a then unknown fellow who ran some slick ads and advocated”change”( people love that word)named Mark Sanford.
And the saga began….
$$$ = Love. See I can be a republican kook too!
The whole article I was wondering, “what’s van Hipp’s first name??”
Van is his first name?? I love my 1992 Chevy G20 conversion van, but it never occured to me that you could name a son Van. Not even the Van Wilder movies tipped me off.
Now cut that out..!!
Not really OT:
A Brown-eyed Girl gave TBG some Tupelo Honey one night at a Moondance.
Well played, TBG.
I wonder if he plagarized Dick Cheney. Cheney said something recently about needing more bombs and bombers — not schools or roads. Van better stay away from Cheney. He might get shot in the face.
Nonetheless, you’ll be seeing ads on FITS in the coming days for Hipp’s new book, “The New Terrorism.”
*coughs* WHORE! *coughs*
Funny how memories fade. Isn’t this the same guy who was indicted in the mid 90s for money laundering for an internet porn business? Not that there is anything wrong with that…
convicted?
Federal charges, but never a trial. plea deal and probation.