Sunday, February 07, 2010
Secret Video May Lead To Charges
KENTUCKY....
The Kentucky Medical Association says it does not approve secret videotaping of legislators and may take further action following a taping in the office of state Senator Robin Webb. Ashland dermatologist Jack Ditty plans to challenge Webb in the regular election this year, after losing to her the last time out. The last campaign turned nasty and negative. Ditty and Dr. Henry Goodman, an Ashland physician who represents the Kentucky Medical Association, recently met with Webb in her state capitol office to discuss medical issues involving Bill No. 75. Goodman admits, while there, he used a camera to videotape the discussion, but he says it wasn't political. Ditty denies he was behind the taping and says he had no idea it was being done. However, outraged state Democratic leaders are calling it "politics at its dirtiest."
The Kentucky Medical Association says it does not approve secret videotaping of legislators and may take further action following a taping in the office of state Senator Robin Webb. Ashland dermatologist Jack Ditty plans to challenge Webb in the regular election this year, after losing to her the last time out. The last campaign turned nasty and negative. Ditty and Dr. Henry Goodman, an Ashland physician who represents the Kentucky Medical Association, recently met with Webb in her state capitol office to discuss medical issues involving Bill No. 75. Goodman admits, while there, he used a camera to videotape the discussion, but he says it wasn't political. Ditty denies he was behind the taping and says he had no idea it was being done. However, outraged state Democratic leaders are calling it "politics at its dirtiest."
# posted by Homer Owens @ 11:28 AM 
