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Breaking from AP: No rules broken by House leaders in Foley Scandal, but they were negligent



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UPDATE: The press conference is on, and they're busy spending time patting each other on the back. It's 11 past the hour and they still haven't told us a damn thing, other than how great they all are. Gosh, they're all such great men and women, I just love them all. What is this, a high school graduation mixed with the Oscars? Tell us the damn results, you arrogant out of touch fools. I want to thank my wife, my staff, and especially Mark Foley, without whom this entire child sex scandal wouldn't be possible. Shut up already. Oh my God, they're still talking about themselves, they're 15 minutes into this press conference and they're talking about themselves. And they wonder why people hate them?

CNN just cut away from the press conference, mid press conference, because neither the Dem nor the Republican said a God damn thing other than lauding themselves (about a child sex predator scandal, mind you - inappropriate much?). We now have no idea what they found because the Democrat.

Via CNN:

The Associated Press reports the House ethics committee has concluded that Republican leaders did not break any rules in handling ex-Rep. Mark Foley's improper advances to former male pages but were negligent in protecting the teenagers, a congressional aide said today.
Associated Press:
The House ethics committee has concluded that Republican leaders did not break any rules in handling ex-Rep. Mark Foley's improper advances to former male pages but were negligent in protecting the teenagers, a congressional aide said Friday.

The committee was releasing its findings Friday.

The aide, who was not authorized to be quoted by name, was made aware of the committee's findings.

"The Republicans did not break rules but were negligent in protecting the pages," the aide said.


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