Posted on 04/16/2010 10:09:40 AM PDT by jazusamo
Edited on 04/16/2010 10:11:01 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
A federal grand jury has slapped Queens Rep. Gregory Meeks with a subpoena demanding records about his tax-exempt charities and what happened to their money -- including one that stiffed Hurricane Katrina victims, law-enforcement sources revealed yesterday.
The subpoena from a Manhattan grand jury signals an expanding corruption probe of Meeks and two fellow Queens Democrats, state Senate President Malcolm Smith and the Rev. Floyd Flake, who also were involved in separate subpoenas issued earlier this month.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
Tell us about that ‘culture of corruption’ thingy again will ya Nancy babe?
Corrupt Democrats? I’m shocked. :)
Oh stop it. She’s just a nice lady.
LOL!
San Fran Nan has been mighty quiet about it lately.
Evidently there are those in the Justice Department that are working around their boss.
These people are to be thanked for their service.
Nancy sure must have one big rug to sweep all this democrat corruption under...
That’s a good point, Holder and his boss have shut down many of the investigations.
Uh, wasn’t Hurricane Katrina a long long time ago???
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...the Rev. Floyd Flake...
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With Democrats...the jokes write themselves...
They’re just politicians. The article says nothing about their political party. Let’s not jump to conclusions.
This is the New York Post, not the NYT...
The subpoena from a Manhattan grand jury signals an expanding corruption probe of Meeks and two fellow Queens Democrats
Saw that. Mine was tongue in cheek. Thanks for reinforcing the message. It is a delight to see it in the body. I wish it would make it into the headline.
“Democrats caught again!”
I agree, that would be REAL NEWS.
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