State Department Denies Halting Prostitution Investigation
Memo says a U.S. ambassador solicited prostitutes
Memo says a U.S. ambassador solicited prostitutes
A scandal with shockingly good timing
"To those who seem unconcerned, we would say that the evidence we have is that the NSA is collecting information on all Americans."
The government will always insist it's acting within the law.
Amid allegations of a series of cover-ups
More important than his Pentagon Papers or the Bradley Manning leaks, he says
They're doing a heckuva job, they say
To a Senate Intelligence Committee, making the information's secret status irrelevant to the dodge
Shouldn't be too hard
Refusing service is a right
Hey, the U.S. can "guarantee" anything you want
Judge decided he wasn't treating plea deal seriously, so now he's getting 30 days
56 percent say it's acceptable in order to try to fight terrorists
Union rules require salaries based on seniority and education, not performance
Internet hubs located in the US likely already monitored by the NSA
Depression era rules manage how much can be sold
British newspaper at center of reporting on American civil liberties scandal
Accusations of sexual assault, consorting with prostitutes, and drug use
No reason given why the cops couldn't wait till they get a warrant
When you write the laws you don't need to circumvent them
"dangerous to the country," King says, referring to Snowden, not himself or Obama or the other clowns in Washington
Charged with involuntary manslaughter
Texting while driving the justification for this unconstitutional LOL
Snowden says he's interested
Senate passed, House considering
Innocent people should not be punished in the pursuit of the guilty.
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