There’s no level Democrats won’t stoop to in order to win elections. It’s amazing. They lie, they spread fear, they mock, and they even try to obtain private information on their opponents and their families. It’s disgusting. They’ve done it again. The Boston Herald reports that the DCCC requested information about Senator Scott Brown and his family from Brown’s insurance company.
Officials from the Group Insurance Commission, the state’s health insurance provider, notified Brown on Tuesday that the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee asked them “to provide insurance information,” according to a copy of the GIC letter obtained by the Herald.
The GIC, a quasi-independent state agency, administers health insurance for state employees and their families. Brown’s wife, Gail Huff, and two daughters, Ayla and Arianna, were also on his state insurance plan when he was a Wrentham state senator.
A copy of the DSCC request provided to the Herald asks for “all direct correspondence” between Brown and the GIC under the Massachusetts public records law.
Because Senator Brown objected to this intrusion into his privacy, the DCCC spokesperson accused him of trying to score political points. What nerve!
Not that Brown needs to score political points, with an approval rating over 70%.
Via The PJ Tatler
Update: Scared Monkeys linked – thanks!
Tags: DCCC, insurance, medical records, request, Scott Brown
Can you imagine when everything goes electra-gov and “special” subpoenas are cut, what info will be at the hands of those in power? Repeal the Obamacare before it can consume us.
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[...] this ugly type of mudslinging politics might just backfire in the Bay State. As opines by the Lonely Conservative, the DCCC spokesperson accused Scott Brown of trying to score political points, because he dare [...]
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It’s not the Democratic Party (nor, for that matter, the Republican) who do these things. It’s people, it’s individuals, whether Dem or Rep, white or black, Christian and Muslim at work in a system that rewards toadie-ism and who are, of course, motivated by self-interest. Name them, I say, and show a picture of them at play and with their families so that we may know what they look like.
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