Jeffrey Now Supports Huckabee
March 18, 2010 by Gary Coats
Filed under SC Politics
Over the last few days, we have been checking in with the various organizations that have endorsed Jeffrey to see if they still stood by their women after calling South Carolinian’s “inbreds” and the revelations of her apparent support of Rudy Giuliani in the 2008 primaries.
We’ll start off with the Liberty Candidates endorsement.
We spoke with Liberty Candidate contact Gigi Bowman about Jeffrey’s profile that was removed this past weekend. Bowman stated that they review their endorsements of candidates “when someone makes allegations or smears a candidates we review.” After reviewing her profile and the Giuliani comments, she stated that she was “back in” as their Liberty Candidate.
We circled back around to the Boiling Springs Tea Party, the only Tea Party in SC that has endorsed Ms. Jeffrey in the race for SC 4th Congressional (maybe her new ads on the radio should read I am the Boiling Springs Tea Party candidate). Here is the statement we received from the Boiling Springs Tea Party.
Yes we are (referring to keeping their endorsement). She did not support Giuliani. She was originally supporting Duncan Hunter. Then she was pushing for Ron Paul, but at the last minute she voted for Huckabee because she didn’t want McCain to win.
By the way, Jeffrey is a key part of this Tea Party, see the about us page.
The Brady’s friend, Dr. Christina Jeffrey, also helps organize and recruit talent for the Tea Parties.
We sent a request to Jeffrey to respond to these new claims but at the time of publishing, approximately 24 hours later, she has yet to respond.
Folks, here in lies the problem(s).
The candidates were blatantly asked who they supported in the 2008 primary. In my humble opinion, this directly correlates to who did you vote for. If the statement above from the Boiling Springs Tea Party is in fact true, then her claim that it was Hunter she voted for in 2008 is a flat out lie to the people in this district.
If you are willing to lie about who you supported for President of the United States, what else are you going to be willing to lie about.
Secondly, some have argued that her quotes to Mike Littwin were taken out of context or that she had to do it because she was employed by Karen Floyd’s consulting firm at the time. I’m sorry, you have the right to not go on the record. She knows this. She did so in November 2009 when she refused to say who she supported to Jason Spencer at the Herald Journal. If she did not support the candidate but was helping set up for him, all she had to do was decline the interview. If you don’t believe something, don’t say it…right?
I contacted Mike Littwin, in Denver Colorado, concerning this article and asked him to recall this particular event. He said he had spent a lot of time here during the primary season and remembered specifically looking for Giuliani supporters at this particular event. Littwin stated that he saw her doing campaign work for Giuliani and spoke with her about her support for some time. In her defense, he stated the inbred comment was an apparent joke.
Folks, I’m looking for a candidate who will be up front and honest with me.
We have seen Congressman Inglis flip flop on a few issues and now we have a candidate, Jeffrey, who can’t tell you who she supported in 2008.
The people in this district deserve better.




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