Talk:Percy Foreman

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message: I'm not sure how much we really want to go citing Glenn Beck's program around here but the most relevant this guy's been in years just occurred as Gohmertwho earlier admitted he's used the asparagus line in Texas legal situations for years (i.e., it wasn't a malapropism or sign of dementia)finally got around to crediting Asparagusgate to an old line of Foreman's after Holder brought it up again this year. — LlywelynII 05:56, 11 April 2014 (UTC)
replies: text: In the 1944 Three Stooges movie, "Busy Buddies," Curly says, "Are you casting asparagus on my cooking?"  If Percy Foreman ever adapted that line as claimed by Louie Gohmert, one might expect to find a reliable reference to it.  An Internet search on Percy Foreman fails to yield any citation or reference to corroborate Gohmert's attribution of the "asparagus" quote to Percy Foreman. —Moulton (talk) 13:27, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
thread_title: Gohmert's aspersed asparagus

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message: This biography of Foreman avoids any mention of his documented railroading of James Earl Ray after basically forcing his way into becoming his lawyer. This includes lying to him about his case being the easiest to defend in his career, saying he wouldn't be involved in any book or movie deals, and forcing him into pleading guilty. He was also involved in a scandal with H.L. Hunt with getting someone to plead guilty, saying the Hunts were mob connected and he might be killed. 174.194.193.23 (talk) 22:43, 15 August 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  Percy Foreman's Controversies