Last week, when Rep. Eric Massa announced he was not running for re-election, I wondered if it was only a coincidence that he had earlier announced he would not vote for the Senate version of Obamacare. Now, there is a report that Massa claims he was framed by his party because he voted against Obamacare.  Roll Call reports this morning that on the local radio show he hosts in his district, Massa said he had not been informed of the sexual harassment allegations before they became public. He claimed that Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., spoke falsely when he said he had brought the matter to him previously, Massa said. "Steny Hoyer has never said a single word to me, at all, ever, not once," Massa said. "Not a word. This is a lie. It's a blatant, false statement." [...]Massa, who voted against health care reform in November, accused Democratic leaders of driving him out of office in the cause of passing health care reform. "With the departure of...(Read Full Post)