Why does the party crashers incident mean that the White House should now blacklist NBC News?
Paul W. Gardner, revealed as the lawyer for the alleged White House gatecrashers, has also claimed on several occasions to represent Michele S. Jones, the Defense Department official who communicated with the couple, Raw Story has found. Jones reportedly exchanged emails with Tareq and Michaele Salahi, who insisted Tuesday on NBC’s Today Show it was “clear” that “we were invited.” Jones denied it in a statement issued by the White House, saying “I specifically stated that [the Salahis] did not have tickets…to any part of the evening’s activities. Even though I informed them of this, they still decided to come.” The Washington Post and Associated Press reported Monday that Jones is listed as friends on the social networking site Facebook with Gardner. But there’s more to the story. Gardner wrote on his Twitter feed, on May 12, 2009: “client is being honored along with Sheryl Lee Ralph, Susan Taylor and Honorable Barbara Lee. My client is CSM Michele Jones!” “CSM” is an apparent refere
Party crashers incident means the White House should blacklist NBC News Current logo was used since 1986 Image via Wikipedia The affair of Mr. and Mrs. Tareq Salahi, the reality-show-fameballs who succeeded in crashing President Obama’s state dinner for visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, keeps getting more and more tawdry. It’s bad enough that a trailblazing ex-Army officer, Michele S. Jones, appears set to take the fall for the two scheming their way into the White House. But what’s even more revolting is the way that NBC News has managed to make this turd blossom into amber waves of exclusives. And the more you look at it, the more it seems like the White House should consider itself at war with NBC, not Fox News. Tareq and Michaele Salahi took to NBC’s risible Today Show this morning to tell their side of the story. If ever there was a side of a story that didn’t need to be told to the public, it was Tareq and Michaele Salahi’s. It’s a side of the story that should be to
The affair of Mr. and Mrs. Tareq Salahi, the reality-show-fameballs who succeeded in crashing President Obama’s state dinner for visiting Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, keeps getting more and more tawdry. It’s bad enough that a trailblazing ex-Army officer, Michele S. Jones, appears set to take the fall for the two scheming their way into the White House. But what’s even more revolting is the way that NBC News has managed to make this turd blossom into amber waves of exclusives. And the more you look at it, the more it seems like the White House should consider itself at war with NBC, not Fox News. Sources: http://trueslant.
