02/18/2010

» Has the MSM Forgotten the Rangel Investigation That Has No End? - Big Journalism

Back in early 2009, while the MSM noted the tax evasion problems of several of Obama’s appointees, Congressman Charlie Rangel (D, NY) sat nearby, grinning like the Cheshire Cat from Wonderland. The tax transgressions of Timmy Geithner, Tommy Daschle, Nancy Killefer, et al are equivalent to shoplifting a candy bar from a convenience store when compared to Charlie’s multiple, long-term, bank heists. Cholly’s been at it for four decades!

via bigjournalism.com

I have been wondering about this for a while now - Thanks to Breitbart and Archy Cary for this piece!

Feb 18, 2010 3:54:41 PM

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