New York Times Lobbyist, Senator Schumer, Surfaced Again Yesterday in Sordid Activities for Pinch Sulzberger
            The personal lobbyist for the New York Times, Sen. Charles Schumer, surfaced again yesterday by attacking Pres. Bush and hinting that Bush be impeached for the sordid activities of lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
            As we reported yesterday, Sen. Schumer is a close personal friend of Pinch Sulzberger who used the Times to elevate Schumer from an unknown Congressman to a prominent U.S. Senator. As a result, Sulzberger and the Times now have their own U.S. Senator on staff as a personal valet and lobbyist.
            With the help of the Times, Schumer generates a lot of media attention, especially on television news.
            It is noticeable that Schumer never mentioned yesterday that Harry Reid, the Democratic leader in the Senator, is one of those who took money from lobbyist Abramoff, including many other prominent Democrats.
            As the Sulzberger family seeks to increase their power to the point that they will elect their own President of the United States who will do their bidding, Sen. Schumer will be a big help in causing that to happen.