I was listening the night Mark vowed he would never endorse Trump after one of Trump's operatives put out the story that Levin had been paid off by one of the SuperPac's supporting other candidates like Cruz, by paying full price for truckload's of Levin's old books. Rather than attack the accusation, which seems to be fairly well sourced, Levin said he wasn't going to discuss the details but only that a line had been crossed by him simply being accused, and that was somehow unforgivable.
I was listening thinking "aren't you supposedly a brilliant legal mind, but you can't handle this simple accusation on the merits?" It was somewhat of a watershed moment for me, just as much as Mark claimed it was for him, but for obviously different reasons.
Wow, Levin launders money like a Clinton.
I was listening thinking "aren't you supposedly a brilliant legal mind, but you can't handle this simple accusation on the merits?" It was somewhat of a watershed moment for me, just as much as Mark claimed it was for him, but for obviously different reasons.
Levin has this thing he does when he is accused of anything. When he was outed for the senate group buying 400K dollars of his old books his response was you will never shut me up.
I don't believe that is what the guy was trying to do, nor was the guy who outed Levin's stepson being employed by Cruz. They weren't attacking the message, they probably agreed completely with the conservative message. They were asking for accountability. And Levin turned it into an attack on conservatism. This is how the man becomes the message. Cruz devolved into the same thing and it always ends in tragedy.
When you are considered a leader by yourself or others, with no structure to allow for accountability, what holds you accountable inside is the respect you have for those under your watch. Levin, Rush, the lot of them are totally unaccountable to us and have shown lately how little they think of us.