Posted on 05/31/2010 1:22:00 PM PDT by Nachum
The ranking member on the House Judiciary Committee said Monday that he's studying options for investigating the Sestak affair if the administration does not responded to calls for an inquiry.
Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) said Friday that former President Bill Clinton had conveyed an offer of an administration post if Sestak did not run against Sen. Arlen Specter for the Democratic Senate nomination. Sestak said he immediately brushed off the offer, and White House counsel Bob Bauer released a memo Friday saying "we have concluded that allegations of improper conduct rest on factual errors and lack a basis in the law."
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This Sestak scandal sure helps Toomey by not having to buy advertizing to attack Sestak.
It is amazing how they rip people off and then accuse the ones they are screwing of doing the same.
I suspect the ranking member on the Judiciary is looking at options for making the issue disappear rather than options for proceeding.
It’s “transparency”.
They are always considering.
It’s a RAT, it will go nowhere!
“I suspect the ranking member on the Judiciary is looking at options for making the issue disappear rather than options for proceeding.”
Now why would the ranking member, who is a republican, want the issue to disappear?
Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas)
Had to look it up.
Sestak said he was approached SEVERAL TIMES by the blackhouse. Wonder if it was Clinton every time
The Head Political Writer at Washington examiner says that SESTAK wasn’t even eligible for the Supposed Unpaid Intelligence Board postion because he was a Federal Employee.... Obama Admin can’t even LIE WELL...
“Now why would the ranking member, who is a republican, want the issue to disappear?”
Based on experience of recent year’s, Republicans tend to lose certain appendages when it comes to standing up against high-profile Democrats. They’re still wounded from opposing Bill Clinton during impeachment. Hopefully things will change.
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