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The latest details on the Apple tablet—due to be announced tomorrow at 1PM—are very promising. Conceptually, I'm totally with them on this. The only question for me now is how much it'll cost.
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You remember James O'Keefe, the Republican activist who filmed himself asking ACORN employees about how to get a loan to run a prostitution ring. Now he's been caught trying to bug the offices of Sen. Mary Landrieu, arrested in the act, complete with a lineman's uniform. Also arrested was the son of U.S. Attorney Bill Flanagan. These dopes are facing federal time for this.
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A year and a half ago, biodefense researcher Bruce Ivins committed suicide. The FBI took that as a declaration of guilt in the 2001 anthrax attacks. But now the FBI has found that Ivins couldn't have done it—he didn't possess the skills or the materials to weaponize it in that manner. So we're back to square one.
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Might this be the same James O’Keefe that was recently honored with a Congressional Resolution by Rep. Pete Olson (R-TX) and 31 Republican United States Representatives for his work as a “diligent investigative journalist”?
Yes Bubby, this is the same guy. I wonder if there will be a nice, long investigation on who is actually backing this guy.
Whatever the group was up to, they crossed the line beyond Michael Moore-style “gotcha” filmmaking and for the record, I reject and denounce their behavior in this incident.
That said, the interests of accuracy compel me to point out that neither the article you’ve linked to, or more importantly, the underlying affidavit allege any actual attempt to “bug” or “wiretap” the phone system (as you state in your post). That’s merely spin, unsubstantiated by any evidence, that leftists are using so they can invoke Watergate when describing the incident.
Actually, that’s precisely what the article said. As you can read in their follow-up:
At the time that I wrote this, the story reported all over was that he had been arrested for attempted wiretapping.
Whatever the charges are, I’d bet dollars to doughnuts that wiretapping is exactly what they were doing. When members of a political party in the habit of making secret recordings of their opponents dress up as telephone repairmen, walk into a U.S. Senator’s office, and get caught tampering with the phone system, it would be jumping to conclusions not to assume that their purpose was to monitor the senator’s telephone conversations.