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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Sully- who wrote (39020)	8/2/2005 7:33:16 AM
From: tonto	Respond to of 93284

The "honest" folk remained silent to hide this crime... Sources say that investigators caught a break in the case because the slashings quickly became the talk of the Kerry headquarters on the morning of Nov. 2. "People came back and bragged about what they did," said one source. Added a second: "Ultimately, they didn't see this as a badge of shame that they needed to hide from their co-workers." >>> So the Kerry campaign staff knew exactly who committed the crime, and yet it took over two months to bring charges against the quintet? It sounds like a lot of people in Kerry's office became accessories after the fact. One could presume that investigators asked the staff about the slashings; if they protected the five slashers or remained silent about what they knew, that could form an obstruction of justice charge, too. We need to know much more about the Kerry campaign's involvement in this incident, either before or after the fact. We also need to know why the DA seems intent on charging these men with the minimum necessary for trial. The FBI should remain on the case and refer it to the US district attorney and take jurisdiction from Milwaukee in order to ensure that local politics haven't played a role in the investigation