Truther denials untrue

Gateway Pundit:

Yesterday, news broke out that Barack Obama's communist Green Czar was a 9-11 Truther. The administration much later in the day released a statement saying Van Jones was "not now or ever" involved in the 9-11 Truther movement.
Jones said the petition he signed in 2004 did not reflect his views and that he did not carefully review the language in the petition before agreeing to add his name..

Not true.
This article at Rense.com from 2002 links Van Jones to the 9-11 Truther movement at its infancy....
Hoft has more on the association of Van Jones to the Truther movement. The Obama administration would be wise to drop this guy, but they appear to have become "bitter clingers" in defense of the indefensible.

Jake Tapper at ABC News has more on the Truther problem. It looks likes Jones denial of being a Truther are causing him further problems.

Comments

  1. Charles Rinehart1:00 AM

    Van Jones just bought the farm. Fox is all over it but not a peep from "we are in a real hole in the ratings" MSNBC. Now maybe stupid people will wake up a little and see the White House for what it is. The bunch who couldn't hit the wide side of a double wide barn......literally.

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