Jon Baliles says Ukrops is going to be shutting down it’s store at Harrison and Grace.  Man, there goes the closest salad bar.

But it’s not his hate of tires that’s at issue, it’s the lying about his hate of tires:

[D]efense attorneys also were able to get Levar Stoney, of Virginia, and Leshaunda Joy Williams, of New York, to admit they lied to Milwaukee Police Department interrogators shortly after the Nov. 2, 2004 incident in order to safely flee the city. Stoney and Williams both were in Milwaukee to help hype Dem turnout in the final weeks of the Kerry-Edwards presidential bid.

Both Stoney and Williams told the FBI in subsequent interviews that they heard most of the five men brag about their role in the slashing of tires on nearly 100 vehicles rented by the GOP.

Alright, well maybe he himself doesn’t hate tires, but he’s protective of folks who do.

Stoney also admitted he lied to Milwaukee detectives. But when approached in Virginia by the FBI he said he deemed it his “civic duty” to admit he heard the men talk about the vandalism once they returned to party headquarters.

It wasn’t his “civic duty” to tell the truth to begin with? Is it going to take the FBI approaching him to get the truth out of DPVA?

Scott and Jim hit on this over the weekend.  Jim Hoeft has thoughts as well.