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Politics : GOPwinger Lies/Distortions/Omissions/Perversions of Truth -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: American Spirit who wrote (44587)	5/5/2005 1:28:16 PM
From: JeffA	Respond to of 173976

I have already proven the entire smearvet ecampaign which you have been spouting is 100% fabricated and twisted lies. Can the un-believable be believed? Can someone who does nothing but hallucinate, be thought to be able to see the realness of anything, can a liar be trusted to espouse the truth? The answers are no, so you are not believeable.

To: American Spirit who wrote (44587)	5/5/2005 1:49:32 PM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 173976

14 Lawmakers Now Under Scrutiny In Travel Scandal Thu May 05 200 510:47:10 ET The scandal over Congressional travel continues to grow, with at least 14 Members, as well as numerous Capitol Hill staffers, are now under scrutiny because of the sources of funding for domestic and overseas trips they took. ROLL CALL reports: Although House Majority Leader Tom DeLay is by far the most high-profile lawmaker caught up in the scandal so far, to this point, more Democrats than Republicans have found themselves the subject of news reports outlining potential violations of House ethics rules for taking trips funded by registered lobbyists or lobbying firms. The number is sure to rise as researchers for both parties, as well as reporters and political activists, continue to dig through tens of thousands of pages of travel documents on file with Congress. Democrats were privately taken aback that two of their more prominent members, Reps. James Clyburn and Bennie Thompson, had become embroiled in the political furor surrounding lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Democratic sources said they expect Clyburn and Thompson to face an ethics inquiry given all attention surrounding DeLay and his overseas trips. But House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that Democrats cannot be considered in the same category as Republicans when it comes to ethics problems. Rep. Pelosi said, "It is not an issue of members of our Caucus having the same sort of a problem. Make no mistake - there is a drastic difference between the timing of reporting things and ethical behavior."