Democratic National Committee chair
Debbie Wasserman Schultz has been running around for a few days now
sliming up the airwaves with smears and innuendo that started with this article written by Vanity Fair's Nicholas Shaxson, a bigtime leftist and Occupy supporter.
Essentially, the Wasserman Schultz talking point has been: "We don't
know what Romney's hiding in his shady finances so we need to find out."
Really, Debbie? Well, we don’t know if
you tortured small animals on-camera, and until you release all of your
home movies we won’t know.
Obviously, in her desire to help our
frantic and increasingly erratic President save his sorry self,
Wasserman Schultz forgot her own record when it comes to offshoring
money with the Swiss:
[D]isclosure forms reveal that in
2010, Wasserman Schultz invested between $1,001-$15,000 in a 401k
retirement fund run by Davis Financial Fund. As the fund discloses, it
is invested in the Julius Baer Group Ltd. and the State Bank of India
GDR Ltd., as well as other financial, insurance, bank institutions.
"The Julius Baer Group is the
leading Swiss private banking group, focusing exclusively on the demands
of sophisticated private clients, family offices and external asset
managers from around the world," its website explains. "Bank Julius Baer
is the principal operating company of the Julius Baer Group, with
origins dating back to 1890. The rich Swiss heritage becomes manifest in
the values for which the Bank stands, e.g. trustworthiness,
accountability, discretion and expertise. However, at the same time
Julius Baer is a modern, forward-looking company at the leading edge of a
genuine growth industry."
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