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And it gets even better ... the FBI agent who "blew the whistle" to Cantor was pulled off the case for "inappropriate behavior" ... which turns out to have been ... wait for it ... sending "shirtless photos" to Jill Kelly ... Ya can't make it up ...

LOL ... Not much chance of his toes touching the ground from where he's hanging ... Yeah ... he could end up swinging ... along with a lot more ... Breaking news this morning is that the Febbies are now investigating General John Allen, Petraeus' successor in Afghanistan, and current...

You know what makes me shake my head ? The idea that some conceive patriotism to merely be associated with fawning adoration of all things military and blind acceptance of anything that might be done by the government (at least in the area of foreign policy, provided one's own party is in...

Actually, that may not be quite true - at least in terms of executive salaries when the company has sought protection under bankruptcy law. This was actually covered in both WSJ articles ... Or they can attempt to negotiate - in good faith - for better wages or conditions. Now I realize that...

The American people.

And after being caught with their hand in the cookie jar:

From the WSJ:

Apparently, Petraeus was not even interviewed by the Febbies with regard to this matter until the week of October 28 ...

Well, let's see if can help him to avoid falling prey to Turkey Choker cherry-picking and spin while we're about it. Here's part of what you didn't quote from Factcheck.org: Kinda hard to imagine one would be making "exceptions" when there is "a fundamental individual right to life which...

No problemo ... No ... I don't see anything "wrong" with it ... but I do see something abnormal with it ... Yup it is indeed - it tells that I've been there ... and got the t-shirt. If one knows the environment, it's fairly easy to see something abnormal in it ... You gots lots of the...

Oh, now here's something else out of the archives that's kinda interesting: It is really Cantor's foreign policy ... or Bibi's ? Cantor Draws Fire Over Pledge to Israel

Ok - 11 days then - that work better for you ? Umm ... not credible ? The "whistleblower" was an FBI agent ? :D Geezus man ... these guys hold press conferences all the time on unproven information ... It's part of the menu as the daily special ... And even if he didn't hold one himself...

Now this here is kinda interesting ... the whole article is worth a read ... but here's a little taste: NYT: Washington Asks: What to Do About Israel? Geezus ... no kiddin' ... King David actually testified to it in front of Congress ... betcha that really ****ed ol' Bibi Nut-and-Yahoo off...

... it was meant to posed as a hypothetical ... Really ... why ? And why couldn't one cause the FBI to stumble on it ? The_History_of_the_Honey_Trap Who benefits the most may be immaterial to whoever is seeking to derive some particular benefit ... provided they get the benefit they seek as...

So here's the relevant question with regard to the "taking out" of Gen. David Petraeus: Cui Bono ? (who benefits ?) Who would want to see this man gone from his post at CIA ? And why ? Why did Eric Cantor - the Republican House Majority Leader - sit on this ... when he knew about it several...

Yes, it is credible.

If the "whistleblower" (Cantor's characterization) really has anything (ahh ... like actual knowledge) that indicates that the investigation was being ran politically or suppressed/withheld from the appropriate parties, then he needs to come forward and sing ... And from what I understand about...

Yup - and the biggest thing I can say about that is neither analyst acted immediately and spoke up to dispel the myth that Pirro created in her lead-in/setup to the piece. No immediate correction - no immediate pointing out of the error, the falsehood. Why ? Both analysts were far too...

Heheheh ... you just can't let it go ... what a crack up ... 332 vs. 206 ... Let me ask you a question: Do you think that FBI or CIA or DoD should inundate the Chief Executive with all possible "security breaches", threats, or other dire matters of national security ... before they make some...

Reported by who ... where ? Almost all of the entirety of reporting I've read (and it ain't insignificant) has Clapper suggesting that he ought to resign ... (not asking) No kidding you don't know ... See if you can come up with a possible answer and share with it us ...