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Caught! Tape Shows Lawmaker Taking Money!
I woder if there is any media bias on this!!!! Do a search of this article and Democrat is no where to be found. There is a "D-La", but that means little. If this was a Republican scandel, you would have seen the word Repblican 20 times. ![]() Quote:
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Congressman Tried to Hide Papers, Justice Dept. Says
More bad news for this idiot ... I mean congressman.
The Justice Department yesterday vigorously defended the recent weekend raid of Rep. William J. Jefferson's Capitol Hill office as part of a bribery investigation, asserting that the Democratic lawmaker attempted to hide documents from FBI agents while they were searching his New Orleans home last August. The government questioned in a 34-page motion filed in U.S. District Court here whether it could have obtained all the materials it had sought in a subpoena if it had not launched the surprise raid on Jefferson's congressional office May 20. According to the government filing, an FBI agent caught Jefferson slipping documents into a blue bag in the living room of his New Orleans home during a search. "It is my belief that when Congressman Jefferson placed documents into the blue bag, he was attempting to conceal documents that were relevant to the investigation," FBI agent Stacey E. Kent of New Orleans stated in an affidavit that was part of the government's court submission. The document was filed in response to Jefferson's lawsuit demanding that the government return to him documents seized during the raid on his Capitol Hill office 11 days ago. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...001236_pf.html
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