[areukiddingme1]

“He is also the son of Leslie Dach, a former lobbyist for Wal-Mart and a donor to Obama’s presidential campaign.”

Well there is an inconvenient truth!

[Servant of the Cross]

Not to mention, former Press Secretary Jay Carney cleared the White House of wrongdoing in the scandal and said in 2012, "If someone comes to us with some credible allegation that anybody at the White House was involved in any inappropriate conduct, I'm sure that we'll look at it, but there isn't that."

[Pollster1]

the request to leave the information out came from his superiors shortly after they met with Janet Napolitano, then the secretary of homeland security . . . he had been told to delay the release of the report until after the election

Abuse of official powers to delay and subvert justice for political purposes? If the White House was occupied by a republican (such as Nixon, but any republican would do), the Democrats would be shrieking for impeachment. I miss the rule of law.

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But The Washington Post reported that White House aides were given information by the Secret Service suggesting that a prostitute was an overnight guest in the hotel room of volunteer, Jonathan Dach, after they had initially cleared him.

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Dach is currently employed on a federal contract as an advisor to the Office on Global Women’s Issues at the State Department. At the time of the trip to Cartagena, he was a student at Yale Law School.

He is also the son of Leslie Dach, a former lobbyist for Wal-Mart and a donor to Obama’s presidential campaign.

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Surprising he story isn't getting more play here.

It's funny that the guy who had a prostitute in his room is now supposed to be an expert on the problems of Third World women for the government.

Think what Saturday Night Live would do with the story if they were still on the air!