[aristeides]

So McKinney's office received these checks on 9/11? I find that very hard to believe. Congress shut down early in the morning, so that I doubt if there was a mail delivery in McKinney's D.C. office that day. In any case, why would you have an inordinate number of checks received on what was surely at the least a severely abbreviated workday?

And remember, these were out-of-state checks. I think it's unlikely the checks would have gone to a Georgia McKinney office. Even if they did, would the post office there have delivered them before the office shut down that day?

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

Congress shut down early in the morning, so that I doubt if there was a mail delivery in McKinney's D.C. office that day.

Campaign donations are NEVER supposed to be received at the Congressional office. That's why there's always a separate office/HQ for the campaigns.

[cgk]

I found it hard to believe, also. I had an appointment at a LOWLY government building on September 11th, in MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA. Not exactly a hot-spot, even on that day. THEY were closed also; everyone was closed from what I heard later.

Mrs K