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Washington DC Escorts: Washington Delicate About Secret Service Scandal

hookerlooker — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 06:13:03 +0000

… I’d clean house,” Romney told radio host Laura Ingraham. “The right thing to do is to remove people who have violated the public trust and have put their play time and their personal interests ahead of the interests of the nation.”
Among key Republicans on Capitol Hill, there was support for Sullivan and deference to his investigation — a recognition by some in Congress that the scandal needs no spinning and that any congressional action must have credibility with voters.
It’s about national security, Republicans say. But there’s no question the hubbub also is about illicit sex, a topic not eagerly discussed by a long list of lawmakers who have transgressed in that department.
Louisiana Republican Sen. David Vitter, for example, admitted in 2007 to a “serious sin” after his telephone number had appeared in the records of a Washington-area escort service that authorities said was a front for prostitution. Vitter, a member of the Armed Services Committee, won re-election in 2010.

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Washington DC Escorts: Washington delicate about Secret Service scandal

hookerlooker — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 11:36:52 +0000

… I’d clean house,” Romney told radio host Laura Ingraham. “The right thing to do is to remove people who have violated the public trust and have put their play time and their personal interests ahead of the interests of the nation.”
Among key Republicans on Capitol Hill, there was support for Sullivan and deference to his investigation – a recognition by some in Congress that the scandal needs no spinning and that any congressional action must have credibility with voters.
It’s about national security, Republicans say. But there’s no question the hubbub also is about illicit sex, a topic not eagerly discussed by a long list of lawmakers who have transgressed in that department.
Louisiana Republican Sen. David Vitter, for example, admitted in 2007 to a “serious sin” after his telephone number had appeared in the records of a Washington-area escort service that authorities said was a front for prostitution. Vitter, a member of the Armed Services Committee, won re-election in 2010.

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Washington DC Escorts: Washington delicate about Secret Service scandal

hookerlooker — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 22:37:02 +0000

… I’d clean house,” Romney told radio host Laura Ingraham. “The right thing to do is to remove people who have violated the public trust and have put their play time and their personal interests ahead of the interests of the nation.”
Among key Republicans on Capitol Hill, there was support for Sullivan and deference to his investigation—a recognition by some in Congress that the scandal needs no spinning and that any congressional action must have credibility with voters.
It’s about national security, Republicans say. But there’s no question the hubbub also is about illicit sex, a topic not eagerly discussed by a long list of lawmakers who have transgressed in that department.
Louisiana Republican Sen. David Vitter, for example, admitted in 2007 to a “serious sin” after his telephone number had appeared in the records of a Washington-area escort service that authorities said was a front for prostitution. Vitter, a member of the Armed Services Committee, won re-election in 2010.

See the full article from “San Jose Mercury News”

Washington DC Escorts: Secret Service Scandal Creates Discomfort In Washington

hookerlooker — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:13:08 +0000

… I’d clean house,” Romney told radio host Laura Ingraham. “The right thing to do is to remove people who have violated the public trust and have put their play time and their personal interests ahead of the interests of the nation.”
Among key Republicans on Capitol Hill, there was support for Sullivan and deference to his investigation – a recognition by some in Congress that the scandal needs no spinning and that any congressional action must have credibility with voters.
It’s about national security, Republicans say. But there’s no question the hubbub also is about illicit sex, a topic not eagerly discussed by a long list of lawmakers who have transgressed in that department.
Louisiana Republican Sen. David Vitter, for example, admitted in 2007 to a “serious sin” after his telephone number had appeared in the records of a Washington-area escort service that authorities said was a front for prostitution. Vitter, a member of the Armed Services Committee, won re-election in 2010.

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Washington DC Escorts: Washington delicate about Secret Service scandal

hookerlooker — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 07:49:13 +0000

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Washington DC Escorts: Don’t let sex scandal derail Secret Service

hookerlooker — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 22:24:53 +0000

The seeds of this scandal were sown a few days before President Obama visited the Caribbean resort town of Cartagena, Colombia to attend and speak at the Summit of the Americas. About a dozen members of the Secret Service advance team decided to party at a local club, and the festivities apparently continued into the next morning at the hotel where the agents were staying. A dispute over how much money was owed one of the party girls apparently was the spark that ignited the scandal’s flame, which has now led to at least three agents leaving the Service, and perhaps more departures in the offing.
Certainly this is a major problem for the Secret Service. In the first place, such conduct clearly compromises the men involved. More important to the work of this 147-year-old law enforcement agency, however, the scandal raises serious questions about the training received by and the judgment exercised by Secret Service special agents, particularly those on presidential details. (For example, did these trained security experts not realize hotel video cameras would record the comings and goings of them and their female escorts?)

See the full article from “Daily Caller”

Washington DC Escorts: Feds Get Ready For Clemens Retrial

hookerlooker — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 01:49:24 +0000

Explaining why he was calling a mistrial, the judge said, “Because if this man got convicted, from my perspective, knowing how I sentence, he goes to jail. And I’m not going to, under the circumstances, when this has happened, put this man’s liberty in jeopardy. He’s entitled to a fair trial; in my view, he can’t get it now. And that was caused by the government.”
Under U.S. sentencing guidelines, Clemens probably would face up to 15 months to 21 months in prison.
The prosecutors from last year’s trial, Steven Durham and Daniel Butler, are returning for the retrial.
Durham, chief of the public corruption unit at the U.S. attorney’s office, also prosecuted baseball player Miguel Tejada. In that case, Tejada pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor of misleading congressional investigators who questioned him about steroids. Butler, who also works in the public corruption unit, successfully prosecuted the case of “D.C. madam” Deborah Jeane Palfrey, who ran an escort service that catered to high-profile clients, including Sen. David Vitter, R-La.

See the full article from “CBS Local”

Washington DC Escorts: Key figures in the Clemens perjury trial

hookerlooker — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 01:49:22 +0000

… Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven Durham: One of two prosecutors who worked on the original case last summer, which ended in a mistrial because prosecutors showed the jury inadmissible evidence, Durham is chief of the public corruption unit at the U.S. attorney’s office in Washington. He has directed a wide variety of white-collar prosecutions, including one against Riggs Bank that resulted in the largest criminal fine in the history of the Bank Secrecy Act. He also prosecuted baseball player Miguel Tejada, who pleaded guilty to a misdemeanour of misleading congressional investigators who questioned him about steroids.
— Assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel Butler: The other prosecutor from last year returning for the retrial, Butler specializes in fraud and public corruption cases and successfully prosecuted the case of “D.C. madam” Deborah Jeane Palfrey, who ran an escort service that catered to high profile clients including Sen. David Vitter, R-La.

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Washington DC Escorts: Secret Service scandal – details behind prostitution probe

hookerlooker — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 01:49:21 +0000

At least one member of President Obama’s Secret Service team is involved in a prostitute scandal while staying in Columbia. A dozen or so agents who worked and set up Obama’s visit to the Summit of the Americas has been sent back home while investigations into misconduct are looked into.
An incident in particular involves the supervisor of the Counter Terror Assault Team (CAT). He allegedly sought the services of a prostitute in Cartagena, Colombia, CBS News reports. A source also says one or more agents were involved with prostitues with one of them in a dispute over payment and she wound up going to police that resulted in a call to the State Department. Now agents sent back to the U.S. are replaced by others for President Obama in Columbia.
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Issues that could arise from Secret Service agents engaging with prostitutes is putting themselves at risk for blackmail and extortion attempts — with the worst instance being part of a “honey trap” which is associated with espionage operations…a far-fetched case, but possible.

See the full article from “Examiner.com”

Washington DC Escorts: ‘Close to all’ of the 11 Secret Service agents in Colombian prostitution …

hookerlooker — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 01:49:20 +0000

Eleven Secret Service agents were recalled to Washington last week after nearly all of them allegedly brought prostitutes back to their rooms at a luxury hotel in Colombia, where they were sent provide advance security scouting for President Barack Obama’s trip there this weekend.

See the full article from “Daily Mail”