Return the Money Now
A $15,000 donor to the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has been indicted for terrorism financing, material support of terrorism and money laundering.
Yet the NRCC's spokesman says:
We are extremely concerned and disturbed by these charges, but we need to be careful not to rush to judgment as the judicial process moves forward. If the individual in question is found guilty of a crime, it is our intent to donate the money to charity.
What does this attitude convey about the Republican leadership's seriousness about terror-related charges? Nothing good -- that's for sure. That response is pathetic. Talk about out of touch!
The money should be donated to charity now.
Yet the NRCC's spokesman says:
We are extremely concerned and disturbed by these charges, but we need to be careful not to rush to judgment as the judicial process moves forward. If the individual in question is found guilty of a crime, it is our intent to donate the money to charity.
What does this attitude convey about the Republican leadership's seriousness about terror-related charges? Nothing good -- that's for sure. That response is pathetic. Talk about out of touch!
The money should be donated to charity now.
posted by LadybugUSA at 6:09 PM
1 Comments:
But what if the guy IS innocent?
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