47% photog is a slimeball

[zhukov]

Scott Prouty, the Florida bartender-turned-”47-percent”-videographer, apparently created a fictitious business called Nightspot Consulting and has thousands of dollars in unpaid taxes.
Last week, Prouty claimed credit for surreptitiously recording Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s controversial remarks at a fundraiser in May 2012. In those statements, which were widely condemned during the presidential campaign, Romney disparaged the “47 percent” of voters committed to President Barack Obama, ”who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it.”
By throwing off his former identity “Anne Onymous,” Prouty has brought considerable attention — not all of it flattering — upon himself. Over the weekend, Prouty claimed on Twitter that his federal tax bill was “paid 100%.” Prouty did not answer The Daily Caller’s phone calls to his cellphone.
But while Prouty may have had trouble filing with the IRS, he has had no trouble filing lawsuits. His record indicates he sued the Dania Beach Hospital Corporation and the Gulfstream Park Racing Association.
According to The Washington Post, that latter suit alleged that Prouty was passed over for promotions in favor of female employees who were “having sexual relations with management.” Prouty was terminated and ultimately dismissed after mediation.
In 2009, Prouty caused a car accident and didn’t have insurance. He didn’t show up to court, and a judge awarded a $5,736.71 insurance claim against him.
Prouty has also made much of his image as a bartender everyman — MSNBC’s Ed Schultz called him a working class “hero” — but he was charged with a misdemeanor of serving alcohol to minors in 2008. He’s also been granted a license to operate slot machines according to state records.
The tax liens wouldn’t be the first time that he has been misleading. In an interview with MSNBC, the 38-year-old bartender told Ed Schultz that he was a “registered independent.” In fact Prouty has been a registered Democrat since at least 2002, when he registered to vote in Broward County.
Coming forward has been good for Prouty’s career as an activist. The United Steelworkers, which campaigned against Mitt Romney, offered Prouty a job after his exclusive interview with Schultz. He told the Huffington Post that there is a “good possibility” that he will accept the job.

[I invented that]

Ed the blowhard Schultz got demoted to weekends.

[MatthewT]

you could tell Ed Schultz you were from Jupiter and he'd believe it

[MatthewT]

[RiotGrip]

you could tell Ed Schultz you were from Jupiter and he'd believe it

Ed Schultz used to be a right wing talker until 2000 when he completely changed his platform. All these guys are entertainers!

[stripes]

i'm always amazed at the freakshow that is msnbc. i tune in for kicks sometimes...i miss keith obelrmans antics but others have picked up the slack...

[Bosch76]

i'm always amazed at the freakshow that is msnbc. i tune in for kicks sometimes...i miss keith obelrmans antics but others have picked up the slack...

how do you feel about Rachel Maddow?

If you care about the truth behind our corporate overloads and their ass fucking of the common man, she is pretty good.

[Bosch76]

Scott Prouty, the Florida bartender-turned-”47-percent”-videographer, apparently created a fictitious business called Nightspot Consulting and has thousands of dollars in unpaid taxes.
Last week, Prouty claimed credit for surreptitiously recording Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s controversial remarks at a fundraiser in May 2012. In those statements, which were widely condemned during the presidential campaign, Romney disparaged the “47 percent” of voters committed to President Barack Obama, ”who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it.”
By throwing off his former identity “Anne Onymous,” Prouty has brought considerable attention — not all of it flattering — upon himself. Over the weekend, Prouty claimed on Twitter that his federal tax bill was “paid 100%.” Prouty did not answer The Daily Caller’s phone calls to his cellphone.
But while Prouty may have had trouble filing with the IRS, he has had no trouble filing lawsuits. His record indicates he sued the Dania Beach Hospital Corporation and the Gulfstream Park Racing Association.
According to The Washington Post, that latter suit alleged that Prouty was passed over for promotions in favor of female employees who were “having sexual relations with management.” Prouty was terminated and ultimately dismissed after mediation.
In 2009, Prouty caused a car accident and didn’t have insurance. He didn’t show up to court, and a judge awarded a $5,736.71 insurance claim against him.
Prouty has also made much of his image as a bartender everyman — MSNBC’s Ed Schultz called him a working class “hero” — but he was charged with a misdemeanor of serving alcohol to minors in 2008. He’s also been granted a license to operate slot machines according to state records.
The tax liens wouldn’t be the first time that he has been misleading. In an interview with MSNBC, the 38-year-old bartender told Ed Schultz that he was a “registered independent.” In fact Prouty has been a registered Democrat since at least 2002, when he registered to vote in Broward County.
Coming forward has been good for Prouty’s career as an activist. The United Steelworkers, which campaigned against Mitt Romney, offered Prouty a job after his exclusive interview with Schultz. He told the Huffington Post that there is a “good possibility” that he will accept the job.

In other news Joe The Plumber lost his plumbing license for fraud.

if Hitler had filmed Romney would it have changed what Romney said?

[I invented that]

Ed Schultz used to be a right wing talker until 2000 when he completely changed his platform. All these guys are entertainers!

yup, he saw what limbaugh was doing, figured he could use the same mold. didn't work out to well for this fat fuck. ed beat his wife not limbaugh.

[MatthewT]

the hacks change sides at the drop of a hat; i still can't believe anybody hires Dick Morris

[I invented that]

how do you feel about Rachel Maddow?

If you care about the truth behind our corporate overloads and their ass fucking of the common man, she is pretty good.

[MatthewT]

rachel maddow is pretty good at what, exactly

[zhukov]

if Hitler had filmed Romney would it have changed what Romney said?

no one is arguing that point son

the topic of the article is about human slimeballism

[stripes]

how do you feel about Rachel Maddow?

If you care about the truth behind our corporate overloads and their ass fucking of the common man, she is pretty good.

she's a typical pissed off wackjob lefty ugly lesbo....now heres a bit o info someone as simple as you will never understand, does she have some good points on some issues, absolutely, & i'm glad she's there to voice them to counter the other side.
but someone as dumb as you, a straight ticket voting histerical party idiot who labels the other side evil will never understand that...again, just ignore all my posts, i'm embarrassed even responding to you & i hate explaining myself to retards. its pointless.
carry on & do what you do....notice i couldnt care less what you think & never ask you questions...ever wonder why?......rhetorical btw, no answer needed

[zhukov]

rachel maddow is pretty good at what, exactly

licking

[MatthewT]

ewwww; her girlfriend is a pig