Dirt in Ohio
This leads directly to the White House and seems to be another tip of the iceberg ala Plame Gate. Money stolen from the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation that was then funneled through 24 different Republican supporters so that it could be contributed to the Bush-Cheney 2004 re-election campaign. Mr. Tom Noe raised over $100,000 for the campaign and was named a “pioneer” for his efforts. Pioneers then got special privileges and meetings with Bush – oh boy!
According to Rep. Chris Redfern, "Prosecutors have made it clear that President George Bush took dirty money from Tom Noe. In fact, this money may very well belong to the injured workers and small business people of Ohio."
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This leads directly to the White House and seems to be another tip of the iceberg ala Plame Gate. Money stolen from the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation that was then funneled through 24 different Republican supporters so that it could be contributed to the Bush-Cheney 2004 re-election campaign. Mr. Tom Noe raised over $100,000 for the campaign and was named a “pioneer” for his efforts. Pioneers then got special privileges and meetings with Bush – oh boy!
According to Rep. Chris Redfern, "Prosecutors have made it clear that President George Bush took dirty money from Tom Noe. In fact, this money may very well belong to the injured workers and small business people of Ohio."
posted by The Human Stain
posted by James Roberts at
10/29/2005 08:30:00 PM
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