Biden Staff Stuffs Reporter in the Closet
By | Saturday, March 26th, 2011 | Politics


Freedom of speech squashed. Hors d’oeuvres saved.

Orlando Sentinel reporter Scott Powers was detained in a closet prior to a snooty fundraiser for Florida Democratic Senator Bill Nelson. A “low level staffer” put Powers in the closet because Vice President Joe Biden hadn’t yet arrived.

Rather than have Powers mingle with the 150 guests who paid a minimum of $500 to attend, Biden’s staff directed him to a closet. With a bottle of water.

Powers emailed a picture of his prison to his editors who noted it on their blog.

This type of thing nearly brought down the Presidency of David Palmer on the second season of 24. Although in Palmer’s case, he was trying to prevent panic over the presense of a nuclear bomb in L.A.

Nuclear bomb or Joe Biden?

Hmmm…the risks are similar…

More at Drudge Report.


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Ward Smythe

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One Response to "Biden Staff Stuffs Reporter in the Closet"
  1. Jamie Jacoby March 28, 2011 10:20 am

    Next up: National Republican Party Stuffs Tea Party In Closet. Freedom of speech squashed. Hors d’oeuvres saved.

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