Posted on 11/03/2005 7:38:08 AM PST by UnklMike
Free Republic.com to Speak About MD4BUSH and the Washington Post at Press Conference Nov. 4
11/3/2005 9:56:00 AM
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To: City and Assignment desks, Daybook Editor, Political Correspondent
Contact: Kristinn Taylor, 202-309-1589 or kristinn@verizon.net ; Web: http://www.FreeRepublic.com
News Advisory:
WHAT: Press Conference
Free Republic to Speak About MD4BUSH and the Washington Post
Newspaper Involved in Scandal that Goes Beyond Governors Race and Maryland Politics
WHEN: Friday, Nov. 4, 9:30 A.M.
WHERE: 1150 15TH ST., N.W., Washington, D.C., The Sidewalk in front of The Washington Post Bldg.
DETAILS:
FreeRepublic.com, an independent conservative news and activism Web site, will hold a press conference in front of the Washington Post building in downtown Washington, D.C. at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 4.
FreeRepublic.com, one of the most popular and influential political Web sites, was used by a poster at the forum with the screen name MD4BUSH to play a political dirty trick on another FreeRepublic.com poster. The dirty trick breached the confidentiality of the poster with the screen name NCPAC.
The apparent aim of the dirty trick was to clear the path for Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley to run for Maryland governor while hurting the sitting Governor, Bob Ehrlich, who is running for re-election.
The Washington Post played a key role in the furtherance of this dirty trick. Their role in this scandal has ramifications that go beyond Maryland politics and is reminiscent of Watergate, but with the players' roles reversed.
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They tracked the computer involved in sending the email to Democrat leaders around the state telling them that the story was about to break in the Washington Post.
Wow! This implies much. Thank you for the post and welcome.
Someone (MD4Bush) did an illegal thing when they allowed a non-registered site member to use their account.
That happens to be a Federal violation.
Not only is the defamation of character a problem for MD4Bush (considering he is the one inciting the "rumors") but that little telecommunications no-no could get someone jail time, should any offended push the issue.
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