It's A Conspiracy!
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More on the passport file breach:
The State Department this evening had not yet released the names of the persons responsible for the unauthorized searches but said two were employed by Stanley Inc. and the third was an employee of The Analysis Corp. (TAC).
Stanley Inc., a 3,500-person firm, is an Arlington-based information technology firm that this week won a $570 million contract to continue providing passport services to the State Department, which the company has done since 1992, according to Stanley Inc.'s Web site.
TAC is a McLean-based information firm that has helped the State Department automate the Terrorist Watchlist over the last several years, the company's Web site said.
TAC's Chief Executive Officer John O. Brennan is a former CIA agent who is an adviser to Mr. Obama's presidential campaign.
Yeah, but he probably supports McCain in secret. He's a former CIA agent, after all. It's still a conspiracy and you'd better stock up on tinfoil.
(And continue not minding the fact that McCain got investigated as well. That just muddles up the X-Files nature of this story way too much.)
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"This is an outrageous breach of security and privacy, even from an administration that has shown little regard for either over the last eight years," said Obama campaign spokesman Bill Burton in a statement. "Our government's duty is to protect the private information of the American people, not use it for political purposes." The campaign called for "a complete investigation" to find out who looked at Obama's passport file and why.
So, Bill Burton, who will be spearheading your campaign's complete investigation into why Barack Obama's advisors are using private information for political purposes, then conspiring to blame such use on a blameless Republican administration? Don't make me call Waxman.
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"We want great men who, when fortune frowns, will not be discouraged." - Colonel Henry Knox
I'm reminded of the whole "Nannygate" thing when Zoe Baird and one or two other attorney general nominees all proved to have failed to pay Social Security taxes for their domestic workers.
I hear Zbigniew Brzezinski is Obama's national security adviser. He may be well-regarded overall but some might accuse him (and President Carter) of a war crime for knowingly provoking Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, depending on how acceptable one finds the deaths of 1 million Afghans to be for changing the big picture.
Someone working for an Obama campaign member's "evil" corporation looked at the files... Open those conspiracy floodgates!
Was the media and public enemy number one Keith Olbermann. They were ready to start burning the flag when they found out that their guilt therapy candidate had been "attacked" by the Gov.
I find it amusing to see damage control coming from the teary eyed MSM
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