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When Caught, Act Indignant

Ah, the classics.
George Jefferson: This here is the living area, where we does our living, and this is the dining area, where we does our dining, and this is the kitchen area...
Louise Jefferson: Where we (edited) hides our money.
 
Wow. After reading it, I'm convinced he's going to at least get a congressional reprimand.

Severe, sure, but they gotta set the example.

Actually, I'm betting a 3-year hitch a club fed.

Can't figure out why it ends on page -35- though.

Must be a racial thing.
 
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Hey, you try to do get a fortune which is stored in Nigeria and just requires a small upfront payment to get out, you get what's coming to you.
 
Okay, lemme see if I got this straight.

Back at Katrina, he got a box about the size of a small refrigerator out of his house.

FBI raids his congressional office, gets the $$$ out of a freezer.

If this is accurate - and it might not be - dorm-size refrigerators have tiny freezer compartments - then taking the fridge to his office was a cagey move. Congressmen are pretty much immune while conducting their business, and I'll bet that extends to the contents of their offices. I'm betting that whatever got seized from his office gets tossed out during any trial.

OTOH, I'm hearing that he was refusing to comply with subpoenas for stuff from his office.

Also sounds like Pelosi wants to throw him overboard.
 
Also sounds like Pelosi wants to throw him overboard.
Perhaps, but it appears that Pelosi (and other senior Congresscritters, including Republican ones) are pretty hopping mad that Justice executed that search warrant for his office.
 
Hey, you try to do get a fortune which is stored in Nigeria and just requires a small upfront payment to get out, you get what's coming to you.

Truer words rarely written. I kept one Nigerian con on the hook for a month. I was seeing if I could get him to pay me a dollar up front for the postage it would cost me to send him $1000 cash he needed to pay the adminstrative costs for sending me the $1,000,500 that was mine free for the signing.

I should have aimed lower...a quarter or so.
 
Truer words rarely written. I kept one Nigerian con on the hook for a month. I was seeing if I could get him to pay me a dollar up front for the postage it would cost me to send him $1000 cash he needed to pay the adminstrative costs for sending me the $1,000,500 that was mine free for the signing.

I should have aimed lower...a quarter or so.
You're a Nigerian Scam Baiter?

You are my hero.
 
Perhaps, but it appears that Pelosi (and other senior Congresscritters, including Republican ones) are pretty hopping mad that Justice executed that search warrant for his office.
Yeah, well I think they have a point. Imagine the consequences if the president could get search warrants on all his congressional enemies. Nixon would have drooled buckets at the possibilities.
 
Yeah, well I think they have a point. Imagine the consequences if the president could get search warrants on all his congressional enemies. Nixon would have drooled buckets at the possibilities.

I have faith that this president wouldn't ask for warrants to do that.
 
Yeah, well I think they have a point. Imagine the consequences if the president could get search warrants on all his congressional enemies. Nixon would have drooled buckets at the possibilities.
They do. But they'd have a better one if they'd stop whining and get started on the process for accomodating such things -- I dunno, maybe the AG consults with the leadership or the Ethics Committee or something if he's not getting responses to his subpoenas. Because when the membership is storing bribe money in the Birdseye boxes it's pretty damn apparent that they're not doing a sufficient job policing themselves. This thing, the Cunningham thing, ABSCAM way back when -- a lot of perfectly good corruption busting is done by the Justice department and I'd hate to think that they all get a pass if they're smart enough to store the really incriminating stuff in their filing cabinets at the office instead of at home.

And they should work it out in their own interest. You think Bush's approval rating is low? Congress would have to about square their numbers to get to the President's.
 
One of my beekeeping friends actually keeps a small emergency stash of large-denom bills in one of his two dozen beehives. He does this because

1. Nobody is going to think to look in a beehive for money,

2. If somebody does think to look in one of his beehives, they will have two dozen hives to go through

3. They will likely only make it through one, maybe two beehives before either deciding that it was a really bad idea to think someone would stash something valuable in a beehive, or succumbing to anaphylaxis.
 
One of my beekeeping friends actually keeps a small emergency stash of large-denom bills in one of his two dozen beehives. He does this because

1. Nobody is going to think to look in a beehive for money,

2. If somebody does think to look in one of his beehives, they will have two dozen hives to go through

3. They will likely only make it through one, maybe two beehives before either deciding that it was a really bad idea to think someone would stash something valuable in a beehive, or succumbing to anaphylaxis.

Your friend is taking an awful risk. He might wake up one day to find the bees have purchased a lot of flowers.
 
For those interested enough to read it. Here's the FBI's Search Warrant Affidavit

I wouldn't doubt part of his defense being he was just collecting funds for the Katrina victims Bush & Co. neglected.

The affadavit says on page 27 that the 90,000 dollars was wrapped in 10,000 dollar increments in tin foil. :)

The missing 10,000 dollars has also been almost completely recovered, according to the affadavit. He gave a legislative assistant 4,800 dollars as a loan to help her in her financial difficulties. Another 4,900 dollars was delivered back to the government by a lawyer representing Jefferson.
 
The affadavit says on page 27 that the 90,000 dollars was wrapped in 10,000 dollar increments in tin foil. :)
I wonder how many of his supporters are now walking around incognito after giving up their hats to wrap the money.;)
 
Unfreakingbelievable. Guess who's bitching about the Feds searching Jefferson's office?

Frist and Hastert. The same two guys who have been defending warrantless domestic wiretaps.

Hey, if you got nothing to hide, you got nothing to worry about. RIGHT!?!?!
 
Unfreakingbelievable. Guess who's bitching about the Feds searching Jefferson's office?

Frist and Hastert. The same two guys who have been defending warrantless domestic wiretaps.

Hey, if you got nothing to hide, you got nothing to worry about. RIGHT!?!?!
That sort of explains why the GOP hasn't been making serious hay on this issue. The last thing they want is for the FBI to have a free hand in checking the records in their offices. Right now they've alienated Bush so much that they might fear he will retaliate with his executive officer powers. And woe betide if a Democrat should be elected in two years.

Besides, Jefferson doesn't need any help in self-destructing. He's doing just fine on his own. The Repubs have nothing to lose by backing off and looking like they are on the side of individual rights.
 
The Repubs have nothing to lose by backing off and looking like they are on the side of individual rights.

They look like hypocrites to me. It's okay to trample on the common man's rights with the Patriot Act.
 

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