No he isn't. He wanted to see evidence of it so he could get a congressional investigation together. He is just as bad.
Whatever his motives, Frank challenged Jordan in public.
If there is evidence that US forces deliberately murdered journos, we should have a friggin' congressional investigation, it would be a tremendous outrage. Our armed forces are not a bunch of savage murderers.
Here's what Michelle Malkin wrote:
Just got off the phone with Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), who spoke with me about Easongate. Rep. Frank was on the panel at Davos.Frank stood up for our military in Davos, when he didn't have to.Rep. Frank said Eason Jordan did assert that there was deliberate targeting of journalists by the U.S. military. After Jordan made the statement, Rep. Frank said he immediately "expressed deep skepticism." Jordan backed off (slightly)
You just don't like him because he's a gay liberal Democrat, fine, you don't have to like him, but give credit where it's due.
I get the feeling he could take a bullet for President Bush and you would just accuse him of trying to hog the limelight.