Creepy Bobby Can’t Keep His Own Story Straight

Creepy Bobby Pulido insists he didn’t know his bandmate Frankie Caballero was a convicted child sex offender.

A new investigation lays out the shifting stories undermining that defense.

• The criminal-history excuse: His campaign said he only knew about addiction problems. Pulido later acknowledged knowing about jail time and parole violations.
• The firing claim: Pulido said he fired Caballero in 1996. Album credits list Caballero through 1999.
• The jailhouse boast: Pulido said he helped get Caballero out of jail. His campaign offered a different interpretation, and Pulido later called the remark “hyperbolic” and pointed to drinking during a comedy interview.

“Creepy Bobby Pulido keeps auditioning pathetic excuses while South Texas waits for the straight answer he’ll never give. His credibility is dead in the gutter, his judgment is septic, and no spotlight, no stage lights, and no amount of desperate spin can make a man who stood with a convicted child predator fit for Congress.“ – NRCC Spokesman Christian Martinez