Cliff Kincaid, still in anti-Obama frenzy mode, goes the Aaron Klein guilt-by-association route in his June 25 Accuracy in Media column by claiming that “[a]n actual witch who spoke at a “Pagan Pride” festival in San Francisco” has apparently endorsed a Barack Obama-sponsored “pro-U.N.” bill to help fight global poverty.
Kincaid also repeats the false suggestion that the bill commits the U.S. to spend $845 billion while pretending that it hasn’t been debunked: “As AIM has documented, the bill amounts to a mandate on the federal government to force compliance with the Millennium Development Goals of the United Nations.” In fact, neither Kincaid nore AIM have ever explained how a bill with no funding mechanism, that doesn’t commit the U.S. to a targeted level of spending, and that doesn’t give the United Nations the power to impose a tax on the U.S. can be interpreted as committing the U.S. to any funding at all, let alone $845 billion.