Razmear
10-29-2008, 07:55 AM
Some vindication for the Ron Paul folks from an unlikely source
http://www.nypost.com/seven/10292008/news/politics/nutjob_lied_b_fore_this_135790.htm
NUTJOB LIED B-FORE THIS
By ADAM NICHOLS
Posted: 3:59 am
October 29, 2008
A volunteer for John McCain who carved a B into her cheek and lied to cops that a black man mugged her had already been booted from a group which supported Ron Paul for making up stories.
Ashley Todd had falsely claimed her car was targeted because it was plastered with Paul stickers. Dustan Costine, the GOP chairman in Ashley Todd's Texas hometown, told reporters
Todd also told him she was being treated for cancer and had lost all her hair, he said.
Costine said she was fired from the Paul campaign in March after she posed as a representative of Mike Huckabee, and called his supporters asking for their strategies.
"We had to remove her because of the tactics she displayed," he said.
Todd, 20, caused national outrage after admitting to cops she cut the "B" into her face herself, and claimed a black man had attacked her after spotting a McCain campaign sticker on her car in Pittsburgh.
She has been charged with filing a false police report and was sent for mental evaluation.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/10292008/news/politics/nutjob_lied_b_fore_this_135790.htm
NUTJOB LIED B-FORE THIS
By ADAM NICHOLS
Posted: 3:59 am
October 29, 2008
A volunteer for John McCain who carved a B into her cheek and lied to cops that a black man mugged her had already been booted from a group which supported Ron Paul for making up stories.
Ashley Todd had falsely claimed her car was targeted because it was plastered with Paul stickers. Dustan Costine, the GOP chairman in Ashley Todd's Texas hometown, told reporters
Todd also told him she was being treated for cancer and had lost all her hair, he said.
Costine said she was fired from the Paul campaign in March after she posed as a representative of Mike Huckabee, and called his supporters asking for their strategies.
"We had to remove her because of the tactics she displayed," he said.
Todd, 20, caused national outrage after admitting to cops she cut the "B" into her face herself, and claimed a black man had attacked her after spotting a McCain campaign sticker on her car in Pittsburgh.
She has been charged with filing a false police report and was sent for mental evaluation.