(Ralph) Reed lacks a conscience and the truth

[Syrinx]

Ralph Reed has said repeatedly that he had no direct knowledge of who financed his consulting work against gambling in Alabama, Texas and elsewhere, and that he would never knowingly take money from gambling interests.

But the truth is not in him.

E-mails released last week by the Senate Indian Affairs Committee make it clear that Reed knew the millions of dollars coming his way were being paid by Indian tribes who wanted to shut down potential competition to their casinos. In one series of e-mails between Reed and lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who was running the operation from Washington, the men discuss how Reed will be compensated for his expenses.

The subject heading for that discussion? "Disbursement on behalf of Choctaw Indians."

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http://www.ajc.com/opinion/content/opinion/bookman/

[rustydog]

1. Who in fuck wants someone who doesn't know what is going on

in his private inner circle in government?

Get a clue you lying jesus freak...give back the millions you made with jackoff Abramoff.

Crooked bastard

[Dhalgren]

2. Great article! How on Earth will these vermin avoid jail time?

For any "regular" citizen the only option left would be turning states evidence...

[Al-CIAda]

3. Coushatta Indian tribe, Seminole Indian tribe, Choctaw Indian tribe

Lobbying against one in the service of the other -then switching sides to the highest bidder. Some call that extortion as well as a host of other felonies from the Christian Coalition moral high grounder.

[rustydog]

4. It would not be surprising that at some point we hear of him paying

for an abortion.