Call That A Legislature Raid? Pfft.

Posted on Monday, October 23 at 10:51 by BC Mary
The offices of at least six Alaska legislators, including the son of Sen. Ted Stevens, were raided by federal agents searching for possible ties between the lawmakers and a large oil field services company, officials and aides said…. Four different teams of at least six federal agents each spent hours searching offices on each floor of the Capitol. Among the offices searched was that of Republican Senate President Ben Stevens, the son of Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska. Agents left Stevens’ Capitol office Thursday evening with 12 boxes of documents labeled “Evidence” and loaded them into a vehicle. Frankly, I’m unimpressed. (Tempted to make “the penal system is a series of tubes” jokes, but unimpressed.) It’s all so derivative… and misses some of the key elements of our scandal. Where are the drugs? The unbelievably lengthy trial delays? The teased-out contents of search warrants? http://www.robcottingham.ca/20060901/you-call-that-a-raid-on-a-legislature-pfft/

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  1. by ouhite
    Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:44 pm
    Thank you, that was amusing.
    And nice to know.

  2. Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:51 pm
    One may wonder if they will further follow BCs example and keep the whole thing under wraps.

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  3. by RPW
    Tue Oct 24, 2006 3:25 pm
    <blockquote> The folks who so tenaciously dogged every step, real and imagined, in the Bingogate scandal and Glen Clark trial have apparently stepped aside for a more docile generation; months go by without a reporter saying “Oh, yeah – whatever happened to that Basi guy?” </blockquote> Kind of sums up the Canadian media............. <p>---<br>"Son, if you wanna get ahead in this world, never work for another man as long as you live."



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