Some see this as another black eye for the FBI. There was the Katrina Leung/James J. Smith affair and treason case; the Weaver sniper; former agent Justin Haberski; and Robert Hanssen, who after being found guilty should have been given the death penalty but instead was awarded a pension.
The FBI needs far more extensive checks of the character of its employees. As for Felt, according to one report, our government announced - even before all evidence was in - that no charges will be filed against him.
I believe this was proven false.
Hissy fits are a daily affair for 'Spitball' Matthews. Btw, did you ever noticed how close together his eyes are getting? Rats have eyes like that. His eyes will be one if he goes about another decade or so lying for the socialist Dems.
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>>>>>As for Felt, according to one report, our government announced - even before all evidence was in - that no charges will be filed against him.<<<<<<
DEEP THROAT IN THE CLEAR: U.S. June 4, 2005 -- ....."Deep Throat," probably won't be prosecuted for leaking to reporters during the Watergate scandal, U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said....."It happened a long time ago," Gonzales said of Felt's conduct 30 years ago.....as the No. 2 man at the FBI. "The department has a lot of other priorities." Felt, now 91, provided critical tips about criminal wrongdoing......during the Watergate investigation. Associated Press http://www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/47700.htm