He went too far with the use of the word, "feminazi". Other than that, his criticisms of this judge are not unreasonable. The DR back page had a thread about her closing remarks in the Nasser case.

Michael Saari was a 2014 Democratic candidate for District 39 of the Michigan House of Representatives.[1]

Well, since there is information out there calling him both a Republican and a Democrat,

Which is pathetic, unless he switched parties.

When he got crushed in the '14 primary, he ran as a Democrat.

If he didn't switch parties I wonder why a number of media outlets are calling him a Republican.

#24 | POSTED BY RIGHTOCENTER

I am surprised by the number of media outlets labeling this guy a Republican. He ran as a Democrat in '14. Did they not bother to check his party affiliation and just run with the GOP, or did they check and deliberately lie about it? My guess is the former as laziness and bias is more likely than willful deception.

"Lastly what do you think this feminazi judge would say if her husband asked for a BJ" is what the sick **** posted.
This is YOUR republican party.

#1 | POSTED BY MRSILENCEDOGOOD

Now that you know he's a Democrat are you going to try to disparage the entire Democratic Party via guilt by association to this guy like you did to the GOP in your first post when you were misinformed?

So, then he switched parties. It certainly explains the confusion.

Now that you know he's a republican are you going to try to disparage the entire Republican party via guilt by association to this guy like you did to the Democratic party in post #26 when you were misinformed?
#33 | POSTED BY MRSILENCEDOGOOD

I did no such thing. I was calling you out for playing an insipid guilt-by-association game of the remarks of a fringe candidate who in his only political contest, a Dem primary, he got less than 10% of the vote.

I didn't call you a liar. Scroll up and you'll see that it was a different poster who called you a liar and then later apologized when he saw that he was being labeled both a Democrat and a Republican, depending on the source.