[Elkiejg]

Shame on Frist and Hatch.

[kittymyrib]

What weak-kneed lizards our Republican senators are! None of them has the moxie to be leaders. If you want to be a Tom DeLay, you have to put up with daily attacks from the libs in the media and on Capitol Hill. The Republican senators want the media to like them, and the party props up these wusses in the primaries, ala Specter/Toomey. With treatment like that, Conservatives may some day have to leave the Republican Party, which would again make it the compliant Dem doormat it was for the 40 years pre-Reagan.

[Cboldt]

*bump*

[mewzilla]

Shame on Frist and Hatch.

I'll second that.

I wonder why Toon's State Department wanted that info. And what they were doing with it.

[backhoe]

-MemoGate- sedition, slander-- or something worse?--

[Peach]

Ping aling.

[cyncooper]

The letter describes how Democratic staffers, taking advantage of a glitch in the committee's computer system, had been reading the private documents of the Republican staff for more than a year. Oh--did we mention that they were funneling them to the Clinton State Department? Their antics were revealed when Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbot called Chairman Gilman to protest drafts of two memos on Haiti that hadn't even reached Mr. Gilman's desk yet.

I don't want to register to read the whole article right now but how did the 1996 business "come to light" and is it possible that it came from this investigation as a mitigating factor for Miranda?

I see from a quick Google that Kelley was appointed to this investigation back in April. Maybe there's another angle this is being looked into.