Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA), whom Newt Gingrich said last month should be thrown in jail over his ties to Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, is having a hard time containing his glee at Gingrich’s current predicament.
The Massachusetts Congressman took to the airwaves on Wednesday and Thursday to spike the football over reports that Gingrich took $1.6 million in consulting fees from Freddie Mac. The ex-Speaker said in a recent debate he was merely there as a “historian,” but a Bloomberg report indicated that, while technically not a lobbyist, he was tasked with helping win over Republicans who wanted to dismantle Freddie Mac.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
"I thought the Gingrich Group were his wives"
You gotta love Barney Frank.
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Heh.....Frank laughs last.....love it!
ReplyDeleteMaybe the "Gingrich group" being paid off were his wives and he was getting caught up on alimony?
Cute "Newtron bombing" tag too.
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ReplyDelete"Maybe the "Gingrich group" being paid off were his wives and he was getting caught up on alimony?"
That would perhaps explain why he couldn't pay off his Tiffany's bill.