Final report due in probe of leaked Judiciary memos

Washington Times ^ | 3/01/04 | Charles Hurt

[kattracks]

The Senate sergeant-at-arms is expected to deliver a final report to Senate leaders today on his investigation into how internal Democratic Judiciary Committee memos were seen by Republican staffers and wound up in print in The Washington Times and elsewhere.

[Elkiejg]

He also said the investigators asked him not to speak to the press about their meeting. "I told them that would make me the only person not speaking to the press," Mr. Miranda said. "I refused."

BRAVO Mr. Miranda. FR needs to support Mr. Miranda. He is and will continue to be persecuted by our "friend" Hatch and RATS with the help of their bedmates, the media.

[ECM]

"Whatever the final report says, Mr. Hatch maintains his early assessment that viewing the Democratic memos violated his sense of ethical behavior."

Is it ethical to turn a blind eye to egregious wrong-doing?

[Elkiejg]

Whatever the final report says, Mr. Hatch maintains his early assessment that viewing the Democratic memos violated his sense of ethical behavior

Hatch, you doddering old fool - you are becoming more like KKKByrd every day with your babble.

[Shane]

" Is it ethical to turn a blind eye to egregious wrong-doing?" Unfortunately Orrin Hatch has made a career out of it!

[prognostigaator]

Too bad this tidbit of information is not on the front page of the Washington Times..
Also learned that the whole paper can be downloaded ,for a small fee.