'Never go full Cher': Brad Woodhouse has meltdown trying to spin for Hillary

Sarah D. | 3:59 PM on July 24, 2015

WE’RE YELLING ABOUT THE ANTI-HILLARY SMEAR CAMPAIGN, YOU GUYS!

At least that’s what Brad Woodhouse is yelling about:

So this whole NYT story has disintegrated like a meteor hurtling towards the sun. Unbelievable.

— Brad Woodhouse (@woodhouseb) July 24, 2015

Caution: use this portion for fish wrapping only. To do otherwise will lead to significant confusion. pic.twitter.com/Ino2EMTWzs

— Brad Woodhouse (@woodhouseb) July 24, 2015

NYT: Sloppy or Biased Coverage of Hillary Clinton Emails? http://t.co/aNPXk2GSvp

— Brad Woodhouse (@woodhouseb) July 24, 2015

Correct The Record | CORRECT THE RECORD STATEMENT ON BOGUS NEW YORK TIMES STORY ON SECRETARY CLINTON’S EMAILS http://t.co/T4vqn09itC

— Brad Woodhouse (@woodhouseb) July 24, 2015

HE JUST WANTS TO CORRECT THE RECORD:

“Here we go again. The New York Times prints a bogus story on Hillary Clinton’s emails, and, within no time at all, Trey Gowdy and his ‘Select Committee to Destroy Hillary Clinton’ put out a statement making even more outrageous claims and demands,” said Brad Woodhouse, President of Correct The Record. “It’s not a coincidence.”

“Time and time again, the New York Times has had to walk back its claims about Hillary Clinton’s emails. The common thread is thin sourcing, excess hype, and a tag-team rollout with the hyper-partisan, Republican-led House Benghazi circus–which has abandoned any pretense of investigating that tragedy in favor of simply harassing Hillary Clinton for political dividends.

“This whole thing is a farce. Elijah Cummings, the ranking member of the committee, flagged that the State Department Inspector General directly disputed that any criminal investigation was called for at all. Now, the Justice Department is flatly denying that any criminal referral was received.