Is this really professionalism? Talk about uncalled for!!!

crass as it comes. was he drunk? and that wouldn't have been much of an excuse anyway

You have to wonder what in the world possessed him to make such a statement for the whole world to read. Knowing what has happened to others, didn't he realize this would come back to bite him? Anyone who doesn't think beyond the moment, doesn't need to be elected to a political office.

No, but then again he isn't in my voting district. So, I guess I really don't get that much of a say. It is a childish insult and I am glad he was called out on it. That is a completely stupid and insensitive comment to make and completely demeans the horrific accident that the plane crash was.

The really terrible thing is that he made this comment in response to a posting from another state rep (R), asking for people to be respectful of Ted Stevens even if they didn't agree with him. Then this jerk responds the absolute opposite way. I did a little research on this guy and this isn't the first or worst thing he has said about fellow politicians. When D1ck Cheney was hospitalized, he commented "Pull.The.Plug". He just has no idea how to behave like a mature human being and if anyone votes for him, they would have to be of the same childish state of mind. What is more disturbing is the fact that so many politicians these days feel that it's okay and even good strategy to make these nasty, snarky remarks (Alan Grayson, anyone?). I don't care if they joke about this stuff in private, they probably do, heck everyone jokingly says really terrible stuff they don't mean when they're in private. But if you expect to be in a position of power and influence, you need to grow up and learn some manners, some etiquette and know how to work and play well with others. It seems there aren't many politicians these days who have these skills.

If I were already leaning towards voting for this guy, I'd have to take a serious look at him after that. Apologies are great but you can't unring the bell and what he posted on facebook was beyond ignorant and irresponsible.

I think such an idiot should be put out of politics. But the problem is that this kind of behaviour amongst public personalities is already a pandemia.

That certainly is uncalled for - beyond uncalled for, it's despicable and disgusting - and this guy doesn't know what professionalism is! I see this guy is running for the NH state house so we'll likely not hear much about him but I intend to remember his name in case he tries to enter the national political scene in the future. I think this is even worse than if he had said something like this verbally. I mean, he took the time to type this out on Facebook and then going ahead and submitting it we can assume after having reviewed it and given it adequate thought. It's one thing to have a "foot-in-mouth" moment, often when something simply doesn't come out quite right because the person didn't take the time to think about it and hear it back first. Also since he DID put it on Facebook it obviously wasn't something he'd only meant for a private conversation. Annie

*looks in sheepishly* So, um....yeh....hi guys...it's me, the political mylotter from New Hampshire. Well, this is awkward....that's two politicians now from my state who did something like this. I swear guys, were not all like that up here....really. I am trying to find this guy's background and I am hoping....no, change that to BEGGING GOD that he isn't a native and is rather a transplanted flatlander. New hampshire voters are notoriously independent no matter what party they register under. In all likelihood if this guy doesn't drop out of the race, he will take a hell of a beating. He lost his last bid for the same seat so

yeah that's really distasteful.

I agree, that was just really unprofessional. And the fact that it was posted in facebook, he might have thought about it hundred times before doing it. Just shows his true color. Just thinking something bad that would happen to a person is already a sin. How much more with what he did.

Let me first say I am not a big fan of Sarah Palin or even less so Levi Johnson, but I am appalled that someone who is running for public office would say this let alone put it on facebook for the world to see. I think it is shameful and no one should vote for him.

ya,it is not really professionalism.whwn u will get call up unwanted call means we don't need to tak them.otherwise when u attend their call means they are taking as positive side.