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I am writing in response to the piece on the Bob Casey for U.S. Senate campaign that ran in the March 14, 2005, Washington Prowler under the title, "A Team Divided."
Your reporting in this article is fundamentally inaccurate, and we wish to set the record straight.
p>The conversations that you describe regarding abortion, stem cell research and filibusters simply never took place. And at no time did Senators Reid or Schumer put forward any conditions for supporting Bob Casey's run for the Senate. br> -- Marc Farinella , Interim Campaign Director br> Bob Casey for U.S. Senate br> Harrisburg, Pennsylvania /p>
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