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   Corinthian Scales

   August 27, 2019 at 9:53 am

   LOL! What a lifelong train wreck and virtue sniveling attention whore this guy is.

   The Tribune, examining Walsh's driving record, found that from 1989 to 2009 he was cited in Cook and Lake counties for traffic offenses 17 times, records show. The records are not clear on how many citations led to convictions, but reflect that he has paid hundreds of dollars to address the tickets, which included speeding, driving without current registration, driving without insurance and driving on a suspended or revoked license.

   For almost nine months ending in April 2009, Walsh lost his driving privileges because of a failure to appear in court on a traffic case, according to Elizabeth Kaufman, a spokeswoman for the secretary of state.

   Walsh's license was suspended again this past April — while he was in Congress — because he did not abide by a state requirement to maintain high-risk car insurance known as SR-22, which is used by the state to monitor what it calls problem drivers, Kaufman said.

   Under SR-22 insurance, if the policy lapses — either because the policy-holder missed a payment or canceled coverage — the state automatically suspends his license.

   Walsh got his driving privileges back last month, the secretary of state's office said.

   The Tribune also found other legal problems over the years involving Walsh.

   In 1999, Walsh and his then-wife, Laura, had a Lennox gas-fired boiler installed in their home on Harrison Street in Evanston. Months later, a Skokie firm, Robinson Furnace Co., sued the couple over the outstanding bill.

   Dan Rainey, the company's vice president at the time, brought the case, saying the firm "has tried, after repeated phone conversations and promises to pay, to collect the balance owed. We feel we have given Mr. and Mrs. Walsh ample time to pay." The court ruled in Robinson Furnace's favor and a judgment of $4,434 was paid.

   After Walsh divorced, he purchased his condo on Sherman Avenue in Evanston.

   For a time, Walsh had a tenant in the condo, but the renter took him to court in 2008 to get his security deposit back and a judgment was entered against Walsh for $3,860, more than twice the security deposit, plus $1,562 in attorney's fees. By 2009, he'd lost the condo to foreclosure.

   Joe looks like the perfect Democratic Party presidential candidate to me, unfortunately, the Democratic Party hates white people.

   Ps. Joe's man-jawed wife that looks like she was shot by a wrinkle-gun is a loser, too.

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