Democrat Culture Of Corruption #51: Pleasantville School Board Member Jayson G. Adams

Written by: Uncle Seth The Noble on Friday, September 21st, 2007

Hat Tip Michelle Malkin

United States District Court in New Jersey has the criminal complaint…

On or about August 7, 2006, defendant ADAMS met CW-1, CW-2 and a certain individual (“Individual 2”) at a casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey. When defendant ADAMS was questioned as to whether he could secure the necessary five votes to command a majority of the PBOE, defendant ADAMS identified four PBOE members who would support the Insurance Brokerage Business: “you got four people – myself, [Official 1, Official 2 and Official 3] – who gonna do what we gotta do.”

14. On or about August 25, 2006, defendant ADAMS spoke to CW-1 on the telephone. During the conversation, defendant ADAMS suggested that he and CW-1 “put the play in motion,” referring to their attempt to secure an insurance brokerage contract for CW-1 from the PBOE. CW-1 asked defendant ADAMS whether an insurance brokerage contract would be voted on at the next PBOE meeting. Defendant ADAMS replied only if CW-1 had “enough shit for the next Board meeting,” referring to corrupt payments.

This scandal is part of the Democrat New Jersey 11 that were busted in a political corruption sting. The FBI set up a fake company in which it offered to pay out bribes to officials in that state… the New Jersey Attorney General’s office has made all the complaints available. Word is that this sting has only scratched the surface of the corruption in the state that they call ‘the armpit of the nation’, which ironically happens to be one of the most solidly liberal states in the union.

UPDATE: Forbes.com has some more details on this latest wave of Democrat Culture of Corruption.

Check out Political Vindication’s entire list of Democrat Culture of Corruption!

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