Barbara Boxer Helped Code Pink Deliver Aid to Terrorists

by Dave Blount | October 14, 2010 3:08 pm

Remember when Code Pinkos raised $600,000 for the terrorists fighting our troops in Fallujah[1]? They needed help to make their donation — and got it from friends in high places[2]:

Scott Swett at the American Thinker[3] reported that Senator Barabara Boxer (D-CA) along with Representatives Raul Grijalva (D-AZ), Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) and Henry Waxman (D-CA) secured diplomatic courtesy letters that allowed anti-American Code Pink activists to travel to Fallujah, Iraq. The radicals traveled to Fallujah in late 2004 to donate $600,000 worth of humanitarian aid to the people who had just killed 51 Americans and wounded 560 more[4] earlier that month.

It is not hyperbole to refer to Democrats like Boxer, Grijalva, Kucinich, and Waxman as traitors. In reasonable times, they would be investigated for treason.

Meanwhile the VFW, which is succumbing to leftist infiltration like so many established institutions, outrageously endorsed[5] Babs “Call Me Senator[6]” Boxer. Apparently it no more represents the average veteran than the corrupt moonbats running the AMA[7] represent the average doctor.

More news[8] on Babs Boxer:

Boxer, as chairwoman of the Senate Ethics Committee, led a yearlong investigation beginning in 2008 into whether two Democratic senators acted improperly by being part of a VIP Countrywide program that gave influential clients favorable treatment.

At that time, Boxer told reporters that she had not been a part of the company’s VIP program and did not currently have any Countrywide mortgages.

However…

According to extensive research provided to The Daily Caller by the non-partisan Foundation for Ethics in Public Service, Boxer conducted business with Countrywide on another property too — as co-signer of a house with her son. The group argues that if you add up all the transactions, including re-finances, on those three properties, Boxer has actually signed for at least seven Countrywide mortgages.

Unsurprisingly,

Boxer’s committee eventually cleared Democratic Sens. Chris Dodd of Connecticut and Kent Conrad of North Dakota of wrongdoing.

California, have mercy. Please don’t inflict Babs on us for another six years.

On tips from Oiao, TrickleUpPolitics, Leslie, and J. Cross-posted at Moonbattery[9].