The last time WorldNetDaily’s Aaron Klein wrote about Richard Cordray, President Obama’s nominee to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, he resorted to an exceedingly lame attack repeating claims by Cordray’s political enemies that Cordray misused funds as Ohio attorney general by providing state-paid legal support for three state employees accused of accessing the personal information of Samuel Wurzelbacher, aka “Joe the Plumber.”
Now that Obama has issued a recess nomination of Cordray to the post, Klein uses a Jan. 4 WND article to repeat the same lame allegation. As before, Klein provides no evidence whatsoever that Cordray engaged in any wrongdoing, only the same accusations by the same political enemies — who, of course, Klein fails to label as anything other than “critics.”