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WH Still Dodging Questions About Sestak Job Offer

Meredith Jessup
Meredith Jessup  |  May 21, 2010 2:04 PM
You might recall that, back in February, Congressman Joe Sestak hinted that the Obama administration offered him a federal job in exchange for dropping out of his Senate campaign to unseat Sen. Arlen Specter, D-Pa.  Now that Sestak has defeated Specter and heads toward the general election against Republican rival Pat Toomey,
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reporters are still pressing the White House to come clean about its purported bribe attempt.

True to form, press secretary Robert Gibbs--like AG Holder--ditches and dives:



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