[MissesBush]

Let me guess, another salvo of "I didn't know anything about it until I read about it in the papers" coming our way from yet another corrupt Democrat, this time the Senator from Dim Bulb Nevada, Harry Reid. No way would Reid's campaign, and Reid himself, not have known the source of these donations and that they were illegal. It's their job to know. And Harry's as safe as a kitten because the banana republic Attorney General, the filthy Eric Holder, needs Harry in the Senate to keep him safe from Senate scrutiny, so don't expect the Justice Department to look into Dirty Harry.

[Mastador1]

I don’t think so, Reid was certainly aware of the trial and said he would have testified if he was called, maybe old dingy will still have to testify about it.

[FlingWingFlyer]

This is going to call for an Eric Holder “special”. Probation and 25 hours community service.

[happyathome]

Maybe it is a little deeper and more cynical than you think. If this prosecution was Federal, then maybe it was a successful attempt to put blackmail over Dingy’s head to ensure his compliance in the Senate.

[Revolting cat!]

Add to the list of coming presidential pardones!

(MissesBush - Jenna and Barbara?)

[bray]

It’s only a crime if it is a Repub.

Pray for America to Wake Up

[Paladin2]

Hairy Reed guilty of accepting illegal contributions...

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

You Know The Drill
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Hey! FReepers!
Help Fill The Tank!
How About It? Huh?
It Ain't Askin' Too Much
Ya Know....

[familyop]

I wonder if such actions will follow against the builder/regulator rackets in nearly every county in the rest of our country.

[rdcbn]

One of the enduring mysteries of the Universe is how a Reid crony could be found guilty of making illegal campaign contributions, but Reid himself manages to avoid being charged with accepting illegal campaign contributions.

[Fedora]

Glad they finally made some progress on this. From Part 5 of my 2007 series on Reid:

Harvey Whittemore of Lionel, Sawyer & Collins, the most powerful lobbyist in Nevada, who has represented numerous gambling interests, notably fellow Reid contributor Steve Wynn. Whittemore has employed all four of Reid’s sons, and Reid has repeatedly come under criticism for using his influence to promote legislation favorable to a Coyote Springs Valley real estate development project where Whittemore has been represented by Reid’s son Leif. Whittemore contributed $5,000 to Searchlight in December 1997.

Caught in the Searchlight: Hsu, Reid, and the Searchlight Leadership Fund