Group Lists 13 'Most Corrupt' in Congress (Gimme a break!!)

Ms. Sloan previously served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the District of Columbia from 1998 through early 2003. Before becoming a prosecutor, Ms. Sloan was Minority Counsel for the U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee from 1995 to 1998. She worked directly with the "Honorable" John Conyers, the ranking member of the Committee, specializing in criminal enforcement issues, including the Independent Counsel law.

In 1994, Ms. Sloan was Counsel for the Crime Subcommittee of the House Judiciary Committee, working for then Representative Charles Schumer. She drafted portions of the 1994 Crime Bill, including the Violence Against Women Act, and worked on issues including the death penalty, mandatory minimum sentencing, and habeas corpus. She received her undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Chicago and has published in the Yale Law and Policy Review, the Legal Times, and the Washington Post.

Conyers, Chuckie, 1994 Crime Bill. Reads like a whodunit of the lefties. Figures that she is from Yale.

This is such a joke!!! the exec director of this little "watchdog" clown group is PLAGUED with questionable ethics...not to mention that her group, CREW, is highly active in donating to the dims.

its laughable.

"I assume drowning a date is ethical."

Nothing in the rules specifically forbids it.

Besides, it was sooo long agooo. We've been through all that. Time to MoveOn.

I think it's kind of ironic and pathetic that Melanie Sloan is heading this so called "watch dog" orginization. Let's keep in mind this is the same Melanie Sloan who violated house rules when she failed to file a financial disclosure form when she worked for Rep. John Conyers.

It's like, "Hi Pot! I'm kettle!"

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