Patterico is all over this and he’s skeptical. He has said: “the affidavit does not say one word about any of them possessing any listening devices. Not one.”

He’s also skeptical about the author of the WaPo writer who authored the story.

I’m waiting to hear more. Surely if there had been anything damning (other than O’Keefe’s presence) we would have heard by now.

Smile……you’ve been set up by the white house 300 million dollar wh*re!

Do we not have a legal system that presumes innocence before proof of guilt?

KSM would be disturbed by those first reactions. I was.

Miss Sharon,
The presumption of innocence only applies to Liberals/Progressives, such as John Edwards or Bill Clinton both of whom must be presumed innocent even after being proven guilty. Any conservative is presumptively guilty if only of the crime of conservatism, than which there is no crime greater.

FBI, somehow reminds me of Richard Jewel.

Smile … You’re on Candid Camera. Alan Funt. TV that started it all in 1948. Talking mailboxes. Elevators that went sideways. People bringing film into a store to be developed, and the “setting” is switched for a Dry Cleaners to be there, two days later.

You can’t fool me! Roger Moore got his start with stunt videos! This story? The kids wanted to see why no constituents of Landeiu’s (sp?) … could get through to her offices during the health care debate. On Tuesday she reported in public, there was something wrong with her phones.

O’Keefe went in to prove the staff just took the phones off the hook.

There’s nothing in the affidavit that says these kids were wire tapping. NADA. Stay tuned. The media reports were wrong. Imagine that. You’ve been lied to again.

By the way, I loved Candid Camera! I still carry around memories of the episodes I saw, long ago. TV was in Black and White. No laws broken then. And, no laws broken now.

Speaking of monosyllables, how about 96 or so instances of the word “I.”

…blog reaction to the arrest of James O’Keefe

Free the Landrieu Four!

…these boys were imprudent at worst. Being Republican conservatives, they did not absorb the libertarian lesson that public property isn’t. Different rules apply to the state than hoi polloi. How dare they enter the holy sanctuary of Landrieu without due obeisance? And, preferably, a suitcase of cash.

My own view: since the feds can crowbar your money out of you, and use it to enter your house or office under false pretenses, to spy on you, listen to your phone calls, read your emails, go through your underwear drawer, etc. what’s sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. So I say, Free the Landrieu Four and all other political prisoners!

Carol, one of my all-time favorites was when they loaded up a lane with ceramic bowling pins. The looks of the patrons’ faces as they watched their ball shatter the pins was great. Especially the fellow who quickly looked around, grabbed his jacket and bag and high-tailed it out.

Once again, Carol Herman gets it right.