Published by Jack Everest on 27 May 2010 at 09:50 am
Rove: Either Sestak is lying or someone in the WH committed a felony (video)
This just isn’t going away.
According to Rove, the reason the American public can’t simply accept the White House claim of innocence in this matter is because of its well-established reputation for “moral callousness.”
As an illustration of this “moral callousness,” he reminds us how, in 2005, WH Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, then a Congressman, came into possession of email evidence of Rep. Mark Foley’s sexual predation on underage Congressional male pages.
Rather than take action to bring a halt to such crimes (by immediately submitting the evidence to the House Ethics Committee), Emanuel hid the evidence until the 2006 elections, when its political value would be greatest.