Wednesday, August 11, 2004
Book Him
Turnaround, Willard Mitt's ghost-writer's tepid tell-all from Regnery Publishing (aka the House of Hate) has been getting rave reviews, assuming you consider Alex Beam calling the piece "fairly awful" a rave review. (source: Boston Globe, 8/10/2004)
Now comes word that the Fraud Governor may have (gasp) violated ethics laws during his one man show publicizing his ghost-writer's product.
Seems that Romney was accompanied to his Boston book signing by his $150,000-a-year Loathsome Spokesman. (source: someone who was there) Said spokestool claims he was not working the gig, as 'press was handled by political adviser Charles Manning.' (source: Boston Herald, 8/11/2004)
So when was Manning hired by the House of Hate? Or does Manning's involvement indicate that the Border's event bordered on a political appearance?
And why would Willard Mitt's official mouthpiece be attending a political event on work time?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Turnaround, Willard Mitt's ghost-writer's tepid tell-all from Regnery Publishing (aka the House of Hate) has been getting rave reviews, assuming you consider Alex Beam calling the piece "fairly awful" a rave review. (source: Boston Globe, 8/10/2004)
Now comes word that the Fraud Governor may have (gasp) violated ethics laws during his one man show publicizing his ghost-writer's product.
Seems that Romney was accompanied to his Boston book signing by his $150,000-a-year Loathsome Spokesman. (source: someone who was there) Said spokestool claims he was not working the gig, as 'press was handled by political adviser Charles Manning.' (source: Boston Herald, 8/11/2004)
So when was Manning hired by the House of Hate? Or does Manning's involvement indicate that the Border's event bordered on a political appearance?
And why would Willard Mitt's official mouthpiece be attending a political event on work time?
Inquiring minds want to know.
