CNN's Wolf Blitzer was interviewing Howard Dean, when ol' Wolfie tried to slip a turd into the pudding:
He
regurgitated the REPUBLICAN SPIN that the
Jack Abramoff Republican Corruption Scandal(tm) involved "a bunch of Democrats..." Dean corrected him...
The pay-to-play government
corruption scandal involves
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY;
...
All G.O.P.!
"NOT ONE SINGLE DEMOCRAT."
Tom Delay, Karl Rove & Grover Norquist and co. didn't exactly "hang out" with the Democrats (evil-liberals.) ...They might have had the Democrats' wives "roughed up - no marks," but they didn't let them in on their private, lucrative lobby-laundry extortion-racket gravy-train!
They're gonna keep trying to confuse the issues, mislead, and distract both the public and the press, so it's good that Wolf Blitzer was smacked-down by Dean. Hopefully, Wolf will start doing research, and leave his talking-points @ home.
It's a
REPUBLICAN-CORRUPTION SCANDAL...
So, Howard Dean LEVELED Wolf Blitzer, who could only
stammer, stutter & mumble (as he picked himself up off the floor) and
ran for the nearest-commercial! -- -- See
HERE AT pastpeak.com, for the
must-see video LINK;
Otherwise, here's the transcript:
BLITZER: Should Democrats who took money from Jack Abramoff, who's now
pleaded guilty to bribery charges among other charges, a Republican lobbyist in Washington — should the Democrats who took money from him give that money to charity or give it back?
DEAN: There are no Democrats who took money from Jack Abramoff. Not
one. Not one single Democrat. Every person named in this scandal is a Republican, every person under investigation is a Republican, every person indicted is a Republican. This is a Republican finance scandal. There is no evidence that Jack Abramoff ever gave any Democrat any money, and we've looked through all those FEC reports to make sure that's true.
BLITZER: [Stammering] But through various Abramoff-related organizations, and
outfits, a bunch of Democrats did take money that presumably originated with Jack Abramoff.
DEAN: That's not true either. There's no evidence for that either, there's no evidence...
BLITZER: What about Senator, what about, what about, what about Senator Byron
Dorgan?
DEAN: Senator Byron Dorgan and some others took money from Indian tribes.
They're not agents of Jack Abramoff. There's no evidence that I've seen that Jack Abramoff directed any contributions to Democrats. I know the Republican National Committee would like to get the Democrats involved in this. They're scared. They should be scared. They haven't told the truth, and they have misled the American people, and now it appears they're stealing from Indian tribes. The Democrats are not involved in this.
BLITZER: [Long pause, apparently getting direction in his earpiece] [Sigh]
Unfortunately, we, uh, Mr. Chairman, we've got to leave it right there...
[pastpeak.com commentary] ...I love how Blitzer says that money donated by Indian tribes "presumably originated with Jack Abramoff," with absolutely no evidence or basis in fact. Objective journalism at its finest.
'Nuff said, Herb.