Posted on 03/28/2014 1:52:10 PM PDT by jazusamo
Our own Christian Adams appeared on Fox & Friends today to explain the curious case of the scuttled bribery investigation in Pennsylvania.
A bribery sting caught four Democrats accepting bribes for votes in the PA legislature; the Democratic Attorney General Kathleen Kane inherited the scandal investigation when she took office, and promptly scuttled it . She has even called the investigation “racist,” because while the investigation targeted Republicans and Democrats, white and black, only four black Democrats actually accepted the bribes.
Good for Adams, I’m glad to see him taking an interest in this. I don’t think this story is going away, the crimes are just so blatant, including the crime committed by the AG Kane herself. She’s violating her oath of office by not prosecuting those four bribe takers.
bkmk
Well said...Like you I don’t believe this is going away either and this is the type corruption that’s right down Adams’ alley.
The criminal machine in Philly has to be taken down, especially this corrupt AG Kane, it doesn’t get much more blatant than what she pulled.
Democratic Attorney General Kathleen Kane inherited the scandal investigation when she took office, and promptly scuttled it . She has even called the investigation “racist,” because while the investigation targeted Republicans and Democrats, white and black, only four black Democrats actually accepted the bribes.
Kane is an embarrassment! Her refusal to do her job and sworn duties ( several times) may well have her end up on the wrong side of an indictment before her term is up...
Good luck with that, now if Thousands of constituents were to file Formal Abandonment Of Client complaints with the State Bar, you might get some legs.
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