TOTAL INFORMATION ANALYSIS

Saturday, June 05, 2004

A Jewish man working on the re-election campaign of Congressman Jim Moran (D-Virginia) has made an unsubstatiated allegation of 'anti-Semitism' on the congressman's part -- see, e.g., Newsmax June 4, 2004:

Moran's former pollster Alan Secrest today alleged that the northern Virginia Democrat made an anti-Semitic comment at a campaign staff meeting in March. Secrest said he quit because of the slur.

Secrest would not quote Moran but described the remark as a "dismissive characterization of a group of Democrats ... belittling them and characterizing them by their religion as a basis for their approach."
[...]
Moran said he fired Secrest after they clashed over Secrest's desire to conduct expensive polling. "He told me, 'If I leave you, I will teach you a lesson you will never forget.'"

Joe Trippi, a Moran ally and former spokesman for Howard Dean, backed the congressman's story.

"It's not true. I was there," Trippi said.
[...]

Moran is a sleazebag who has a history of taking shady loans; and is apparently rather fond of hitting small black children and his ex-wife. None of that is a problem in Washington, of course. He never faced any real opposition until he dared last year to point out the role of Zionists in pushing the war in Iraq.

So this year, Moran faces a Democrat primary challenge (the nominee is sure to win in the district made up of bedroom communities of Beltway bureaucrats) from one Andy Rosenberg. Interestingly, Moran's hometown of Alexandria, which dominates the district, has now fully turned over its 'electoral' process to Hart InterCivic voting machines, manufactured by a company built on investments from a CIA-connected Texas state slush fund and a ClearChannel mogul. The result of the election should be a strong indicator of how close those factions are allied with the Zionists these days.

| Posted at 21:15 | PERMA-LINK |

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