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Of Newt Gingrich, strip clubs and pit bulls
What do they have in common? I’ll leave that up to you to decide. But here’s a hilarious story, with a happy ending, that involves all three.
It all began in September when Dallas businesswoman Dawn Rizos learned she was to receive an  “Entrepreneur of the Year” award  from American Solutions for Winning the Future, a conservative group led by Newt Gingrich, the former U.S. House speaker.
Rizos didn’t think it all that odd that the organization would be honoring her business, legally known as DCG, Inc., but doing business as The Lodge, one of the finest strip clubs (I’m told) in all of Dallas.
American Solutions — designed to “rise above traditional gridlocked partisanship to provide real, significant solutions to the most important issues facing our country” — was one of the big pushers of that national tea party, and it serves as the political arm of Gingrich’s empire as author, pundit and consultant .

See the full article from “ohmidog!”

A 17-year-old man faces a murder charge in the fatal shooting of his friend at the friend’s far northeast Dallas apartment Sunday evening.
Debrion Jackson of Garland (right) was booked into the Dallas County jail Tuesday afternoon. He is being held on $150,375 bail on the murder charge as well as an unrelated theft charge.
Dallas police say Jackson shot 24-year-old Dwayne Blair at Blair’s apartment at 13030 Audelia Road after the two friends got into an argument. A police report did not say what the argument may have been about, but said it started the previous evening at Club Onyx, a northwest Dallas strip club.

See the full article from “Dallas Morning News”

Last month we told you about Dawn Rizos, the owner of a popular Dallas strip club who was going to be honored with an “Entrepreneur of the Year” award from Newt Gingrich’s conservative group. Rizos planned to attend a private dinner in D.C. and made a $5,000 donation to Gingrich’s group, American Solutions for Winning the Future, before the invitation was rescinded and the donation returned — presumably because Gingrich’s group realized they were about to honor a strip club owner.
Now Rizos is striking back. She’s taking the $5,000 she tried to donate to Gingrich and building a shelter for unwanted pit bulls at an animal shelter outside of Dallas.
In a statement, Rizos said, “At first our feelings were hurt. But then we figured at least we could make something positive out of his bad manners.”

See the full article from “TPM LiveWire (blog)”

Oct. 27: Rachel Maddow is joined by Kent Jones, as he reports on his exploits at The Lodge Strip Club in Dallas.

See the full article from “msnbc.com”