The Secret Service prostitution scandal in Colombia is reverberating in the presidential campaign. The Homeland Security inspector general found a hotel record of an administration employee. The IG indicated that person might have been involved in bringing prostitutes to rooms of the president's Secret Service detail. The discovery prompted two Republican senators to call for more information. Charles Edwards, the DHS acting inspector general, said his office is only looking at Secret Service activities, and that it didn't pursue the possible role of the White House worker. Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) wonders why the IG's final report is so long overdue.
It won't matter, the main stream media.
ReplyDeleteThe WH will not allow the release of any damaging info to thwart the election for Obama. But wait until after the election and see what happens!
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