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: Instapundit.comJAKE TAPPER: White House Denies Charge By Attorney that Administration Threatened to Destroy Invest?
By Glenn Reynolds
JAKE TAPPER: White House Denies Charge By Attorney that Administration Threatened to Destroy Investment Firm’s Reputation.
A leading bankruptcy attorney representing hedge funds and money managers told ABC News Saturday that Steve Rattner, the leader of the Obama administration’s Auto Industry Task Force, threatened one of the firms, an investment bank, that if it continued to oppose the administration’s Chrysler bankruptcy plan, the White House would use the White House press corps to destroy its reputation.
The White House said the story was false.
But read the whole thing, and decide who you believe for yourself. And good for Jake Tapper for looking into this.
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on May 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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