A McConozombie...
The first such sighting on this board.
now that the source has been identified, all that left to do is determine why McConnell sidestepped legal (state) protocol/jurisdiction, and called in the FBI when its not a federal offense, illegal or otherwise. And last but not least, who paid the legal assistants/campaign workers and what funds were used to pay them ... any idea on that whirlie? Originally Posted by CJ7So, let me get this straight.
So, let me get this straight.youre an idiot of the enth degree ... Im trying to sweep this under the rug? Maybe youre incapable of comprehension or you didn't bother to read the articles, or both? Im the one that brought the subject to life, how pray tell is that sweeping it under the rug?
Two Democrats have admitted to bugging McConnell without his knowledge.
But you say - for God knows what reason - that "all that is left to do" is find out why McConnell called in the FBI and find out who paid the legal assistants. In other words, we need to investigate McConnell - the victim?
Just how far up your ass is your head?
I don't who is more desperate - Whirly for trying to use ANY evidence, no matter how shabby, to prove Menendez fucked Dominican hookers - or YOU for trying so desperately to sweep this under the rug - within 48 hours of its occurrence.
Oh, yeah, and this is something you could care less about, right? Horseshit.
Regarding the FBI - what exactly does your little mind perceive as the problem? Contrary to what you so obviously believe, there is nothing wrong with asking the FBI to investigate something. If it turns out they don't have jurisdiction, then they decline to investigate - no harm, no foul. If you called the FBI to investigate a business partner who stole company funds, but there are no federal grounds, then the FBI informs you of that fact and refers you to the proper state authorities.
And it is by no means clear that the FBI does not have jurisdiction. According to this article, they are investigating:
http://www.kentucky.com/2013/04/10/2...s-several.html
And the two Democratic operatives broke the law if they were not part of the conversation. If they were outside the door recording the conversation of other people as that article indicated, they broke the law.
So "all that is left to do" includes prosecuting the two of them. Originally Posted by ExNYer
youre an idiot of the enth degree ... Im trying to sweep this under the rug? Maybe youre incapable of comprehension or you didn't bother to read the articles, or both? Im the one that brought the subject to life, how pray tell is that sweeping it under the rug? Originally Posted by CJ7It's called "getting out in front of the story".
Ethics rules bar members from using staff for campaign purposes on government time. Staff members can work for campaigns under Senate rules as long as they are not using public resources - they can not use their office computers, for example, or work on campaign efforts when they are getting paid for legislative work.Interesting how you libtards are so selective regarding when you want exact details. What about Benghazi and Fast & Furious, and a myriad other issues where you've turned the other way??
so ? I want to know the details, exactly.'''
Using taxpayer-funded resources to pay staffers to dig up dirt on political opponents isn’t just an ethics violation, it’s a federal crime,” said CREW Executive Director Melanie Sloan. “As Sen. McConnell requested, the FBI is investigating the recording. A thorough and fair investigation necessitates the bureau also inquire into whether Sen. McConnell himself violated the law.”
pretty funny ... Turtleboy calls in the FBI to investigate the dems and he's fucked up too
BRILIANT! Originally Posted by CJ7