Thursday, September 20, 2007

A good use for wiretaps - Senator Stevens of Alaska

The Bush plan for using wiretaps to stop terrorists should be hijacked by the Justice Department.

The 'non-partisan' attorneys would get more bang for the buck with wire taps on every GOP lawmaker, staff member, and patron.

A patron of a GOP lawmaker, caught in corruption, agreed to record his phone calls in cooperation with the FBI.

Who did the FBI catch? Why several state GOP lawmakers and Senator Stevens, (R) of Alaska.

FBI spokesman Richard Kolko said the agency would not discuss any aspect of the ongoing investigation.

Allen testified in federal court last week that he called several people at the FBI's behest.

"It's been a lot of work," Allen said of his efforts for the FBI.

A judge had previously ruled that Allen could not discuss politicians currently under investigation.


Catching corruption and perverted Republicans might be 'a lot of work' like the man said, but it really feels as rewarding as any public service.

Crooks catching crooks. Looks like the saying, "No honor among thieves" will have to be changed to "No honor among the GOP."

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