CNN’s Rick Sanchez busts McCain campaign spokesman Mike Goldfarb in a blatant lie during a discussion about Rashid Khalidi.
Sanchez asks the smugly lying Goldfarb "can you name one other person besides Khalidi who he [Obama] hangs around with who is anti-semitic?"
Goldfarb responds numerous times: "I think we all know who we’re talking about here."
Take a look.
The McSame campaign just can’t seem to get away from despicable Rove tactics. Hopefully the majority of America will not be fooled (again).
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nice catch, twolf
I’d be careful asking Goldfarb for number two, seeing as how he is so full of it.
His boss in #2
Wow – the media actually doing its job
This was simply amazing to watch! An TV journalist really doing their job and asking simple but important questions and the responses reflect the total stupidity of the McCain campaign.
Thanks for the insight!
I’m not even sure who he was talking about. Ayers? Where did that come from?
He just makes shit up. He did when he was at the Spectator.
Wouldn’t it be a lot easier to to simply name any McSame spokesman who are not lying. Be a much shorter list! Simple observation: if their lips are moving and they are speaking for McSame, they’re lying!
Oh come on, we all know who he’s talking about.
I believe that the asshat was alluding to Bin Laden.
Thanks twolf1.
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Up there with Chris Matthews insisting that that talk show twit tell him WHAT Neville Chamberlain did that made him an appeaser. Isn’t it refreshing to hear journalists be journalists. Compare Brokaw and Blitzer interviewing McClutch. There tough questions just set him up for mini stump speeches, then they go on to the next “tough” question.
I twittered Rick at the time and begged him to ask Goldfarb if he might happen to be Jewish. It certainly is relevant.
Two more recent examples of non-journalism by people who know better:
Wolf Blitzer, standing in front of the Hanoi hospital clip of McClutch, describing him as “bedridden, shirtless, unshaved.” He left out two important other details: smoking a cigarette [court-martial offense] and giving up his father’s identity [definitely a court-martial offense].
Campbell Brown yesterday let Ed Henry get away with saying that “several thousand” people attended the McClutch rally. They both failed to mention that some four thousand of those were public school children bussed there, probably illegally.
Can’t find any follow up on that today. Somebody with national exposure, please do your job.
I’d love to know if he was really talking about someone and who it might be. I see teenagers do this all the time.
Miguel – smoking a cigarette is a court-martial offense??