Daniel Goldstein (aka “Goldy”) over at HorsesAss.org grabbed the story, but it appears that while going through Hutchison’s new Facebook page, either she or Taitz reached out to one another.
Taitz, as you may or may not know, has been the unofficial spokesperson for the folks who believe that Obama wasn’t born in the U.S., but rather in Kenya and can’t legitimately claim to be the President.
This isn’t exactly the move one would make in order to shore up their nonpartisan credentials, but you almost have to admire the way Hutchison lets her freak flag out loud and proud. Well done ma’am.
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In all honesty, I’m a little impressed we don’t see this more often. With the increasing temptation that staffers want to show reporters or their friends that they are “in the know” coupled with the instant gratification that is social networking this could lead to people saying divulging aspects of the job that they shouldn’t.
FT.com / UK – Twitter furore in Berlin as MPs leak poll result.
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