What did the Indians want from John Boehner?
Free Market News Network
by Whistleblower
02/09/06
It's old news now that John Boehner, newly elected Majority Leader of the House, accepted $32,500 from Indian tribes that hired Abramoff as a lobbyist. And everyone has heard Boehner say over and over that since he has no reason to believe those donations were directed by Abramoff, he's keeping their $32,500. Recently, John was nice enough to explain to Cox News how he happened to develop his keen sense of judgment, 'You stand behind a bar, and it doesn't take long to sort of size people up. Some you like, and some you don't, and he (Abramoff) just wasn't someone I liked. I knew it the moment I met him.' But John's explanation still does not answer the nagging question of what the Indians may have wanted from him...
http://www.fmnn.com/Analysis/182/3733/2006-02-09.asp?nid=3733&wid=182
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
by Whistleblower
02/09/06
It's old news now that John Boehner, newly elected Majority Leader of the House, accepted $32,500 from Indian tribes that hired Abramoff as a lobbyist. And everyone has heard Boehner say over and over that since he has no reason to believe those donations were directed by Abramoff, he's keeping their $32,500. Recently, John was nice enough to explain to Cox News how he happened to develop his keen sense of judgment, 'You stand behind a bar, and it doesn't take long to sort of size people up. Some you like, and some you don't, and he (Abramoff) just wasn't someone I liked. I knew it the moment I met him.' But John's explanation still does not answer the nagging question of what the Indians may have wanted from him...
http://www.fmnn.com/Analysis/182/3733/2006-02-09.asp?nid=3733&wid=182
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
rudkla - 10. Feb, 17:11
