When it’s ok to wiretap and when it’s not ok to wiretap: the apparent liberal perspective
It’s recently surfaced that Princess Diana was bugged for a time in the 1990s – by the US:
The House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct verdict on how Foleygate was handled: GOP should have done more, and the Dems knew, too
In the interest of time and catching up, I’m linking up to Allah’s post at Hot Air on the news yesterday that the House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct’s official report on Foleygate stated that there was negligence on the part of the GOP leadership in the handling of the complaints about Foley – and that Dems knew about Foley’s conduct, too.
Blotter source: New Senate Majority leader Harry Reid “implicated” by Abramoff
Trouble in paradise may be a-brewin’:
The conspiracy to keep Florida’s 16 district voters uninformed
Democrats are not happy that the State Department recently sent an email advisory via US embassies to US citizens living abroad that a vote in Florida’s 16th Congressional district for Mark Foley is not actually a vote for Foley, but the guy the GOP has named to replace him: Joe Negron. Via the Miami Herald: