Archive for August 29th, 2007

Aug 29 2007

Breaking news: Top Clinton donor wanted on swindling charges

Published by Karl under Democrats, OTA, hillary

His name should be familiar.  I just blogged about his nifty donation laundereing scheme.

Is this coincidence or is this a scheme to ‘launder’ campaign donations?  I believe it is a carefully arranged way to direct money to campaigns, bypassing campaign donation limits, and not a coincidence

Well turns out that Norman Hsu is also a fugitive, according to the LA Times:

Big Dem fundraiser wanted on swindling charges

The Los Angeles Times reports on this website tonight and in Wednesday’s print editions that a major Democratic Party fundraiser named Norman Hsu is wanted by authorities for skipping out on an agreement to serve up to three years in prison after pleading no contest to grand theft swindling charges.

In a story by Chuck Neubauer and Robin Fields, The Times reports that for three years Hsu has been carving out a place of political and financial influence by funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions into Democratic Party coffers, much of the money earmarked for Sen. Hillary Clinton. He has earned the ranking of Hillraiser for pledging to raise at least $100,000 for her.

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Aug 29 2007

Chris Wallace smack down of Bill Moyer

Published by Karl under MSM, OTA

I ran across this at Hot Air

It is a brilliant smack down, and yet another example of the media cutting a few corners on the truth.

  Enjoy. 

 

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Aug 29 2007

Time Magazine BDS- Headline reads: Bush Motorcade kills code

Published by Karl under MSM

What is ironic is that I heard another angle to this same story on the radio this morning.  I’ll tell you about that in a moment.

First though, LGF brings us Time Magazine and their latest headline:

TIME Magazine in Full BDS Mode

The TIME Magazine headline reads: Bush Motorcade Kills Cop.

So the evil neocons must have run over this poor cop with their gas-guzzling limousines, right?

Well, not exactly.

The 40-year-old Rio Rancho officer, whose name was not released pending notification of relatives, crashed at the Albuquerque airport at a point where a road enters an underground parking garage, said Trish Hoffman, a spokeswoman for the Albuquerque Police Department.

Yes, the truth will indeed set you free.  This is another example of the bias in the media, in a week that is rapidly filling up with them.

This headline is a serious slap in the face of what happened, and disrespectful of the officers family.

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