The Transportation Security
Administration continues to prove that it is both totally incompetent and utterly useless:
"First, they did a bag check, which happens to me every time I fly anyway, so who cares. When I walked over, the guy said, 'Yeah, there's something in there that's kind of shaped like a gun,' to which I replied, 'Yeah. It's a belt buckle.' . . .
Some Department of Homeland Security personnel are given federal credit cards. They are supposed to use those credit cards for work purposes. But it turns out they are also using them to buy a lot of pumpkin spice lattes at Starbucks:
The National Security Agency has been called out more than once for its email surveillance program. Critics have charged that there is no way the NSA can separate domestic emails from foreign emails. And the critics have been proven right:
That's the headline of a New York Post story about a letter the New York State Democratic Committee sent to people who might not want to vote:
"'Who you vote for is your secret. But whether or not you vote is public record,' the letter says.
New York Congressman Charlie Rangel, whose past is so riddled with corruption that even the Left makes fun of him, says that anyone who disagrees with democrats">
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