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Bevin has yet more on "Dr. Millionaire" Stave Kagan. Here's a sample, just in case you missed his braggadocio. (He's at a White House reception).
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“I said to my wife, ‘Honey, just follow my lead.’ She said, ‘Steven,
it’s the president.’ I said, ‘Yeah, but he’s not any taller than I am.’
So the cameraman’s here. We’re introduced by a Marine. I said, ‘Mr.
President , thank you for coming to Green Bay. My name is Dr.
Multimillionaire.That was before the race. Now they call me Doctor
Thousandaire. I couldn’t have won without you coming.’”
He
said Bush gave one of his smiles and said, ‘I’ve lost a lot of money in
my life, too.’ Then I go to his wife, ‘Hi Barbara, how are ya?’ I did
that because I learned on the campaign that the meanest thing you can
say to another gentlemen is, ‘he’s a fine fellow,’ and you then refer
to his spouse by a different name.”
Expect this side of Kagen to show up when he appears on the “Colbert Report” in February.
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Okay, Kagen is only one of at least 233 dickweeds in the House of
Representatives, so what? Well here's Jim Moran, the publisher of
the Scene which published the original story.
His attitude is pervaisve in today's liberal media, and is responsible
for, in my opinion, the seething hatred donks display for anyone
who abjures their leftist cant. This is typical of
the rebuke they can expect.
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The tape is "not flattering" to the congressman, said Moran, who
said Kagen "sounds kind of cocky," apparently unaware a reporter was
present.
"He's trying to get a reaction from the audience. You couldn't tell
if (the encounters) really happened or didn't, but you're thinking, 'If
it did, boy this guy's got balls, because who could do that?' " Moran
said.
"Everybody wants the tape," Moran said, but Lundstrom doesn't plan
to release it because "our goal isn't to bring Kagen down any further
than we've already done."
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