Webster Cook, the UCF student who took the Eucharist hostage and changed his stated motive from a political protest to just showing the Eucharist to a friend when the outrage ensued, was voted off the UCF Senate last night.
As reported by the Central Florida Future, UCF's newspaper:
"The vote on the charge of misfeasance was 22-7-1 against Cook. After the vote was tallied, Cook was officially removed from office.
...misfeasance, which is defined by SGA as a lawful act performed in a wrongful manner by a Student Government official in execution of his or her duties."
Maybe this will be a lesson learned for him. He believed that he could charm and lie his way of what he did. 22 members of the UCF Senate, his contemporaries, said that he couldn't. He might be a little less cocky this morning, but I doubt it.
It is worth noting how 20-year-old college students know what is right in their hearts and have the courage to act, but this can't be said of 50-year-old administrators at the University of Minnesota.
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Fair enough, but has Cook admitted his wrong, or is he still playing the victim?
The day is full of justice and blessings!
PALIN IS MCCAIN'S RUNNING MATE!
NOW we have something to be excited about!
Hey Cook! On the way out don't let the Senate door hit ya where the Good Lord split ya.:-)
-BenYachov
PS. Go McCain/Palin!!!!!
More desecration of the Body of Christ in Florida. Perhaps a friend of Mr. Cook?
http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/new.php?n=14325
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