Monday, March 14, 2005

"Who is Dotty Lynch?"

Cliff Kincaid has a hint:
But lacking facts didn't deter Lynch, who offered her bottom line: "Planting or even just sanctioning a political operative in the WH [White House] press room is a dangerous precedent and Karl Rove's hope to become a respected policymaker will be hampered if the dirty tricks from his political past are more apparent than his desire to spread liberty around the globe."

Now where's the evidence of Rove planting or sanctioning a political operative in the White House press room? There is absolutely no evidence. Speaking of political operatives, did you know that Dotty Lynch is a self-described liberal who worked as a pollster for Democratic candidates and liberal causes from 1972 until 1985? Did you know that in 1984, by her own admission, she was an "ardent feminist?" Did you know that in 1984, by her own admission, she was "very involved" in the successful effort to get a woman, Geraldine Ferraro, on the Democratic ticket? We could run our own story about Lynch headlined, "CBS News-Democratic Party Connection," and we wouldn't have to use a question mark.
Ole Wingnut Dotty is the political editor of CBS News. I'm sure she fits in there real nicely.