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: Instapundit.comDAVID FREDDOSO: Axelrod, the Chamber of Commerce, and glass houses. ?This issue came up Friday, wh?
By Glenn Reynolds
DAVID FREDDOSO: Axelrod, the Chamber of Commerce, and glass houses. “This issue came up Friday, when one of the pioneers of undisclosed election spending in the post-McCain-Feingold Era ? DNC spokesman Brad Woodhouse ? lied to The New York Times about the ads his 501(c)4 ran during the 2008 cycle. On top of that, let me bring up a seemingly forgotten point about one of the main caped crusaders on the issue of undisclosed campaign spending. (If someone else already connected these dots, then I apologize, but I couldn?t find it.) This Newsweek piece from 2008 references a scare campaign that David Axelrod?s firm once ran with undisclosed corporate money, in order to drum up public support for an electricity rate increase.”
The “D” stands for “Desperate.”
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on October 18, 2010 (boomark / email).
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