I certainly hope so. It is about time. I do wonder though how they managed to write such a long article about his problems and not include the name of Clint Curtis...or the word voting. They never even brought it up.
Just in case you don't know the story, here is a video clip of Clint Curtis explaining it.
Eternal Vigilance-Clint Curtis Tom Feeney8 min clip from David Earnhardt's documentary Eternal Vigilance: The Fight to Save Our Election System. This clip features Clint CurtisHere is the article with not a single word about that.
Rep. Feeney Seen as Vulnerable in 2008When voters sent Feeney to Washington in 2002, he had the aura of a rising star in party politics. He once ran unsuccessfully for lieutenant governor on a ticket with the president's brother before going on to become Florida House speaker.
That was then.
Now, pollsters are testing his vulnerability to re-election in Florida's 24th district, which many observers say was tailor-made for him in the 2002 redistricting.
Continued fallout from the investigation of lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who was convicted last year of bribing members of congress, casts a shadow over Feeney, whose district includes part of Volusia County. Feeney traveled to Scotland in 2003 with Abramoff to play golf at the Old Course at St. Andrews.
Feeney raised eyebrows in June when he established a legal defense fund to pay costs relating to an ongoing Justice Department investigation into his ties with Abramoff. The Justice Department did not return a call for comment.
"It looks like he needs one (legal defense fund)," said Naomi Seligman Steiner, deputy director for the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, which has put Feeney on its "most corrupt" list of congressmen two years running. "He seems to have some legal issues to contend with, certainly some ethical issues."
Tom Feeney needs to go. He has done a lot to hurt our state.
Shown here with buddy Jeb apologizing for making fun of Al Gore in a restaurant after the 2000 election