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To: greenspirit who wrote (78183)	3/8/2010 4:37:10 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90947

Based on that, I'd guess that comedian may have a great career ahead of him. Sadly.

To: greenspirit who wrote (78183)	3/9/2010 3:32:54 PM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 90947

*** So much for free speech *** Senate Staffers Warned to Stay Clear of Drudge Report FOXNews.com In the very body sworn to protect and defend the Constitution, an e-mail is circulating warning U.S. Senate staffers not to view one of the most popular news sites on the Web, claiming it could spread computer viruses. The Senate Sergeant-at-Arms, the chamber's official gatekeeper, said the Drudge Report, a news aggregator, and whitepages.com, a telephone directory site, "are responsible for the many viruses popping up throughout the Senate," according to an e-mail to the Environment and Public Works Committee obtained by FoxNews.com. Another e-mail from a separate office warned that staffers who had visited the Drudge Report or White Pages had experienced viruses on their PCs. "Please avoid using these sites until the Senate resolves this issue," the e-mail read. "The Senate has been swamped the last couples (sic) days with this issue." But the Drudge Report suggested that politics might be behind the warning, noting in an original story that the e-mail came as the "health care drama in the Capitol reaches a grand finale." The Drudge Report noted that it served more than 29 million pages Monday without an e-mail complaint about "'pop ups,' or the site serving 'viruses.'" "The site was seen 149,967 times since March 1st from users at senate.gov and 244,347 times at house.gov. [10,825 visits from the White House, eop.gov]" the Drudge Report wrote. "The Systems Administrator may want to continue taking her antibiotic until the prescription runs out." A spokeswoman for the Sergeant-at-Arms did not respond to a request for comment. A GOP aide to the Environment and Public Works Committee told FoxNews.com that there has been "a flurry of activity in the last couple of days" and that a couple of people on the staff had had "computer problems." foxnews.com