It seems that honest, straightforward Washington Lobbyist, Sadaam Hussein, paid for three US Representatives to go to Iraq and try and prevent the US-Led invasion in 2002.
Representatives Jim McDermott (D-Washington), David Bonoir (D-Michigan) and Mike…

Oh, yeah. That’s not a typo. Of course, at this point, "there is no evidence" that the Dhimmicrat…
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Limerick on March 26, 2008 at 7:09 PM

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And they wonder why we question their patriotism. The Justice Department said Wednesday that Saddam Hussein’s principal foreign intelligence agency and an Iraqi-American man had organized and paid for a 2002 visit to Iraq by three House Democrats whos…

This is the story burning up the blogosphere late tonight.
Saddam Hussein’s intelligence agency secretly financed a trip to Iraq for three U.S. lawmakers during the run-up to the U.S.-led invasion, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.
The three an…

Taking money from Saddam doesn’t surprise me, he will claim that he doesn’t know, but I believe he also showed up and supported George Galloway’s Miriam’s Appeal charity that was a front for Galloway getting money from Saddam.

I don’t think Bonior, McDermott, or Thompson deliberately sold themselves out to shill for Saddam’s propaganda machine.

I don’t think Bonior, McDermott, or and Thompson deliberately sold themselves out to shill for Saddam’s propaganda machine.

dmann on March 26, 2008 at 10:54 PM

That’s fair.

I can’t wait to hear Pelosi and Reid defend the indefensible.

Zorro on March 26, 2008 at 7:59 PM

To whom? The drive-bys will never question them, and the maroons who voted them in likely support them even more now.

The only guy who might question these traitors is that guy who cornered Murtha and Kerry.

As for me, I wrote those pricks’ names down when I saw them over there, and am not surprised by this news. Although it seems the only thing that will accomplish is raising my blood pressure.

Youth is afforded its discretions: I can comment at LGF but rarely if ever do. The ability to disregard content and substance is indeed afforded to those that DO NOT CARE, albeit I relish the pure emotion/energy/irreverance that is generated by Rusty. LGF is on the patrol schedule, their provisions for posting topics and the multi-site sidebar menu links are superior to HA offerings. Thankfully, they and many other sites compliment each other and offer the discriminating surfer a truely narely time! (ok GOOD LT.)

“Imagine my surprise, nay my consternation” when without moving from his blog, Charles Johnson in a singularly mild, firm voice, replied, “I would prefer not to.”

As I am wont to do; I’ll quote or paraphrase those who are smarter than me… This calls for Charles Johnson… “Imagine my surprise…”

darkpixel on March 26, 2008 at 6:55 PM

It quite possible that Charles Johnson is smarter than you but the fact that he’s able to quote a three-word line from Herman Melville doesn’t prove he is in any way smart himself.

Debbie Schlussel on March 26, 2008 at 9:44 PM

I think they were stupid enough to get caught in a trap and didn’t care enough about putting their own nation’s priorities ahead of their political careers to see the trap for what it was.

Yeah, thank God they were only stupid and didn’t care.

And I object to that smear of Moe, Larry and Curly (etc) on the front page. Neither in their acting nor in real life did the Stooges mollycoddle dictators.

A lot of us who were paying attention and knew how to add 2+2 and come up with 4 knew of it when it happened. Bush, His Justice department, The Congressional and Senate Ethics and Intel committees knew about it……. and chose to do nothing about it.

If this doesn’t blow over again, and we see some actual charges against these guys, I’ll be glad, but I fully expect it to be swept under the table by Monday.

The three wise Liberals who went to see Saddam and
almost averted a war,from a Liberal perspective of
course!

And how does one say treason,especially when the side
that was doing the treason were calling for Bushs
impeachment!

Remember when former British MP George Galloway testified before the US Senate on his alleged complicity in the UN Oil-for-Food scandal? I recall that Galloway seemed rather hostile and smug toward his mild-mannered inquisitor, Senator Norm Coleman (R-…