Sophist Obama pulls the “Do you still beat you’re wife?” routine on Republicans
At a political rally in
Maryland last week,
Obama said,
“So groups that receive
foreign money are spending
huge sums to influence
American elections,
and they won’t tell you
where the money for
their ads come from.”
The Obama administration
does not have a shred of
evidence to prove this is true,
but that has never stopped
Democrats in the past from
saying anything to win
an election.
The Chamber immediately
denied the report,
explaining that its strict
accounting procedures keep
foreign and domestic
contributions separate.
Denunciations that the
allegations appear groundless
have spanned the
political spectrum.
The New York Times on
Monday stated flatly in
a news article:
“The Democrats have
offered no evidence that
the Chamber is using
foreign money to influence
the elections.”
On Sunday’s
“Face the Nation” program,
White House senior adviser
David Axelrod conceded that
the administration has no
facts to support its claim,
while not backing off on
the president’s implication
that the Chamber may have
violated U.S. laws.
When ABC host Bob Schieffer
asked whether he had any
evidence to support
the charge,
Axelrod shot back:
“Well,
do you have any
evidence it’s not
[true] Bob?”
Schieffer’s replied
by asking Axelrod:
“Is that the best
you can do?”
(Typical “Do you
still beat your wife”
sophist wordplay)
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