Hatch calls for investigation into latest terrorist threat

[Hamlette]

I just heard this on NPR, no details. Is it to determine how to deal with the threat or to learn if the announcement that there is a threat is policially motivated?

Anyone else hear this?

[Hubert Flottz]

1. Hatch must be up for reelection!

I can't stand the sight of that wimp!

[Alerter_]

2. good!

The Bush administration just made a major media spectacle about a terrorist threat. Let's start investigating it. I expect the Bush administration to be working night and day to give us more details and stop the coming attack.

If Bush screws up again and allows a terrorist attack on Us soil - AGAIN - he's finished.

[TheWizardOfMudd]

3. Unless he declares Marshall Law and cancels the election

YIKES!!!!!!!!!

[Eloriel]

7. It's Martial Law

just so you know. ;-)

:kick:

[maggrwaggr]

5. he's finished anyway. If he does this, he's more of a criminal

than he already is.

It is time to take the car keys away from Bush. He has proven he's incapable of driving.

[maddezmom]

4. yeah okay, maybe he'll light a stick under Asscrack's ass

Leahy: Justice Department to probe leaked files
Report said GOP staffers accessed Democratic memos
Tuesday, April 27, 2004 Posted: 1319 GMT (2119 HKT)

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The top federal prosecutor in New York will lead an investigation into whether computer files of Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats were accessed improperly, the panel's leading Democrat said Monday.

Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont said the Justice Department had assigned acting U.S. Attorney David Kelley in Manhattan to pursue the politically sensitive case in which Republicans gained access to confidential Democratic files.

An investigation by the Senate sergeant-at-arms, released March 4, reported that two members of the committee's Republican staff might have broken the law when they downloaded more than 4,600 Democratic computer files. (Full story)

The memos from 2001 to 2003 dealt in large part with Democratic strategies in the partisan tug-of-war over President Bush's nominations of federal judges, which must go through the Judiciary Committee.

The Justice Department would not confirm Leahy's statement and said Kelley's New York office would have no comment.

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http://edition.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/04/26/senate.computer.files/

[Wind Dancer]

6. Whew!!!!!!!!!!

These criminals will stop at nothing.

You should start a new thread with this.

[kentuck]

8. Little Orrin is so transparent...

He wants to create a little diversion....If you want to investigate, investigate the important stuff.