Anonymous wrote:I know. This is hilarious! I love the Salahis. They're a gift that just keeps on giving.

I agree!

I know. This is hilarious! I love the Salahis. They're a gift that just keeps on giving.

I think it's just another way for him to freeload off his friends. They write checks to the campaign, he uses them for "expenses."

jsteele wrote:Oh, if you are inclined to believe the article, it says, "he plans to run in the gubernatorial election as a Republican".

So OP's ability to read is similar to the article's author's ability to distinguish a guitar from a drum set.

I believe you should have ended with Na nana Na Na Na.

Oh, if you are inclined to believe the article, it says, "he plans to run in the gubernatorial election as a Republican".

So OP's ability to read is similar to the article's author's ability to distinguish a guitar from a drum set.

Given that the article says, "The 43-year-old, whose wife famously left him for Journey drummer Neal Schon...", I wouldn't believe anything it says. Who could possibly confuse Neal Schon as a drummer?

She would win in AZ

Lots of people want things. Like six months ago the republicans wanted Anybody But Romney. Sometimes the universe just craps on your dreams. Of course Salahis dream is to be noticed, so thank you OP for giving him much sought-after exposure.

Will it bring Michaela (sp?) back? I think that and fifteen minutes of fame is all he wants.

Salahi had previously supported Democratic causes. The attorney general's filing, submitted to a Virginia court on Monday, claims that Salahi's company, Virginia Wine Country Tours, did not provide adequate services for its customers. Salahi told The Washington Post that he had not seen the suit but that the matter "sounds like a witch hunt."

http://www.ontheredcarpet.com/Tareq-Salahi--White-House-crasher--wants-to-be-governor-of-Virginia/8635920