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Please no … GOP plans wave of White House probes

By Steve McGough / August 30, 2010 /

There’s been talk of serious Congressional hearings getting going once the Republicans take control of the House, Senate or both starting in early 2011. Please, no. I’m serious, I’m not interested in hearings about the transparency or lack there of in the current Executive Branch.

Rosa DeLauro and Rahm Emanuel – Perfect Together

By Jim Vicevich / February 9, 2009 /

Well it beats having your kids still living in the basement. Rep. Rosa DeLauro has received some attention lately for the apparent generosity of providing Obama’s chief of staff, former Rep. Rahm Emanuel, a place to crash in the capital. The Web reports have accused him of living illegally in her DC house. Emanuel’s lodging would…

The most ethical Congress EVAH … Rangel charged, will face trial

By Steve McGough / July 23, 2010 /

I’m happy that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has been able to get through all of the red tape and finally work towards her pledge to fight ensure Congressional ethics. Funny though, she’s been unusually quiet about Rep. Charlie Rangel (D- N.Y.), maybe she should make a big splash by walking down Pennsylvania Avenue with…

The going price of betrayal…

By Dave in EH / March 24, 2010 /

… has gone up a great deal.  Apparently, lying and double-crossing pays a great deal more than 30 pieces of silver. They say every man has his price.

Charlie’s Angles…

By Dave in EH / September 7, 2009 /

Blame it on my misspent youth — “I remember Charlie’s Angels.”  Farah Fawcett, Kate Jackson, Cheryl Tiegs, big hair, bad guys and a resonant voice emitting from a intercom system. In this modern era of “re-imaginings” and “remakes,” let me make a modest proposal… I present, for your entertainment pleasure, “Charlie’s Angles.” In a world…

Another Chapter in the Most Ethical Congress EVAH!

By Dave in EH / December 6, 2009 /

We’ve seen self-aggrandizement, we’ve seen bribery, we’ve seen tax evasion, we’ve seen banking scandals…  Now we can add nepotism to the mix. “Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus was romantically involved with a former staffer when he recommended her earlier this year to become the next U.S. attorney for Montana, a spokesman said. The Montana…

The first conviction

By Dave in EH / August 5, 2009 /

What was that San Fran Nan was saying about the “most ethical Congress ever?” WASHINGTON, Aug 5 (Reuters) – Former U.S. Representative William Jefferson, who was caught with $90,000 in cash in his freezer, was found guilty on 11 of 16 charges related to a bribery and money laundering scandal, a U.S. official said on…