The Political Insider reports that Democrats are ready to unload on McCain, Reed over Atlanta fund-raiser
From the AJC's Political Insider:
The signs are unmistakable. Democrats are about to unload on Republican presidential candidate John McCain — and the upcoming Atlanta event that Ralph Reed is helping to boost.
Today’s The Hill, a newspaper that covers Congress, notes that McCain has thus far ignored calls to cancel the fund-raiser from “watchdog groups” who note Reed’s former association with imprisoned lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
An investigation driven by McCain, as chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, uncovered much of the relationship.
But Democrats are no longer much impressed. This paragraph is from the Hill:
“Calling yourself a maverick and claiming credit for fighting corruption while raising money with one of the central figures in the Jack Abramoff corruption scandal is not what most voters have in mind when they think of ‘straight talk,’” said Damien LaVera, a spokesman for the Democratic National Committee. “It is, however, one more example of why John McCain is offering more of the same failed Republican leadership.”
The signs are unmistakable. Democrats are about to unload on Republican presidential candidate John McCain — and the upcoming Atlanta event that Ralph Reed is helping to boost.
Today’s The Hill, a newspaper that covers Congress, notes that McCain has thus far ignored calls to cancel the fund-raiser from “watchdog groups” who note Reed’s former association with imprisoned lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
An investigation driven by McCain, as chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, uncovered much of the relationship.
But Democrats are no longer much impressed. This paragraph is from the Hill:
“Calling yourself a maverick and claiming credit for fighting corruption while raising money with one of the central figures in the Jack Abramoff corruption scandal is not what most voters have in mind when they think of ‘straight talk,’” said Damien LaVera, a spokesman for the Democratic National Committee. “It is, however, one more example of why John McCain is offering more of the same failed Republican leadership.”
1 Comments:
Pictures of McCain & Reed at the event will hurt McCain in the fall & here in Georgia. Just wait & see. And if Obama is smart, he should follow his heart & pick Sam Nunn as his running mate. If not Nunn, then Chet Edwards of Texas.
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