Huffington Post Plants McCain C**T Story and Lies About It
By 186 on May 2, 2008
A new low for The Huffington Post.
Two Huffington Post “reporters” attend a McCain campaign event where one Huffington Post “reporter” asks McCain if he really called his wife a C**NT while the other, Keith Dinsmore filmed him.
Here is how Hufington Post presented the “story”
At a town hall forum in Iowa yesterday, Sen. John McCain was asked about a story from Cliff Schecter’s controversial recent book, The Real McCain, which alleges that during a 1992 campaign stop, McCain angrily called his wife a “trollop” and a “c**t” in front of aides and reporters.Marty Parrish, a business owner in Des Moines, told OffTheBus’s Keith Dinsmore that he asked McCain about the incident because he’s concerned about how McCain’s temper could impact his leadership.
Watch as The Huffington Post’s Keith Dinsmore outright lies about their little escapade pretending he doesn’t even know Mr. Marty Parish when Parish signed in # 1 on the media sign in sheet and Dinsmore signed in # 4
OffTheBus member Keith Dinsmore was on the scene at the McCain healthcare town hall in Iowa Wednesday where Marty Parrish posed a question to the candidate the mainstream media weren’t asking. Parrish was dragged out by secret service agents. He talked with OTB’s Dinsmore after the event.Marty Parrish was aware of John McCain’s alleged history as an adulterer and that he had left the wife who had raised his children while McCain was held captive in Vietnam for a rich, young trophy wife.
But last week, when Parrish — a business owner in Des Moines — read a Huffington Post article by Adam McKay, “Vetting the Candidates,” that related how McCain had verbally abused Cindy McCain in front of reporters and staff, Parrish became both angry and concerned.
Kind of Ironic that the hacks at The Huffington Post pull a stunt like this just as Arianna Huffington makes the rounds on her book tour crying about the media being unfair.
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