Another reason the left sucks socks that smell

Rep. Jovan Melton (D-Colorado) won re-election for the Colorado House AFTER his arrest record resurfaced. The 1999 guilty plea for misdemeanor assault didn't stop Democrats from voting for him.

But neither did his 2008 arrest on another charge of misdemeanor assault which was dropped soon after the incident. Perhaps he didn't hit her quite so hard in this domestic violence incident and was able to convince her to let it go.

So now that his arrest record went public, Melton won his election by his largest margin in his fourth and final election, winning 15,033 votes or 61.89 percent of the total, according to the Secretary of State's website.

Melton was running unopposed then Republicans nominated former Arapahoe County Commissioner Lynn Myers just a few days after The Denver Post reported about his criminal background.

Upon winning, Melton said, "The voters determined one should not be judged on their past."

Actually, upon Melton winning, the voters determined that they don't care a fiddler's flatulence about a person's character, only their party. 

Trying to save face, top Democrats in the state House tried to encourage Melton to resign in October due to the "deeply disturbing and very serious" revelations in The Denver Post. 

But he didn't.

Melton's arrest in 1999 was for trespassing and harassment related to domestic violence [use your imagination], according to the Boulder County District Attorney's Office. He pleaded guilty to misdemeanor harassment and received a deferred sentence, much like the migrant Muslim doctor in Germany who raped four women and got a suspended sentence. In Melton's case, the judge granted the victim a permanent restraining order against him.

In the 1999 incident, Melton allegedly shouted derogatory vulgar expletives at the victim and was physically violent, according to a police report. The police found no physical evidence of assault, but it might be due to the fact that Melton hits like a Democrat.

Although be pleaded guilty, he later denied any wrongdoing in both arrests, making him a liar at some point.

Due to leftist intersectionality [aka: racism] his fellow legislators and leaders in Denver's black and faith communities rallied around him basically throwing his victim under the proverbial bus.

The funniest part came when former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb said at a news conference, "The Democratic leadership needs to apologize to him and step down themselves," implying that there is no room in the Democratic Party for people who oppose domestic violence.

And the left went after President Trump when he said during his campaign that he could shoot someone on Broadway and get away with it.

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