Fraudulent video producer Jimmy O'Keefe has apparently run up a bit of a tab while creatively editing his smear videos and he is now requesting a bailout from his supporters.
Wait, this guy has supporters?
Conservative activist and filmmaker James O'Keefe has racked up about $50,000 in credit card debt and now he wants you to help him pay it off.
O'Keefe recently sent an email to supporters claiming that his deceptive ACORN and NPR stings had put him deep in debt. [...]
"It cost us about $50,000 when all is said and done to produce the NPR video," O'Keefe said. "If you help us raise over $50,000, it will go toward our next video -- after we pay off our credits cards, of course."
"And if by some chance, we raise $1,000,000 -- we could expose 20 disturbing cases of government abuse and corruption. But, all I'm worried about is $50,000 right now," he added.
Translation: "If you bail us out, we can make more fraudulent, deceptive videos to smear innocent people who actually work for a living. Otherwise, we may have to go into hiding or leave the country to avoid being arrested."
By the way, there is no way it cost $50,000 dollars to produce the phony NPR video unless they stayed at the Ritz and are including the price of the hookers, drugs, and booze they purchased while on the trip to make the video. You could produce that video for the price of a cellphone camera.