[denydenydeny]

Bennett, in 2001, testified before Congress that he had asked McGinty for a map of the monument four days before the announcement. "She looked me in the eye and said: 'Senator, there is no map. We are not that far along. This is just an idea. There is no map.'"

A map appeared with a New York Times article on Sept. 17, 1996, advancing the announcement the following day.

The woman lied to Congress.

[Mister Baredog]

The woman lied to Congress.

BBBBUT she had her fingers crossed behind her back. More "admirable" behavior from Bubba Boy and his band of thieves.

[metalurgist]

The woman lied to Congress

McGinty, who had worked for Vice President Al Gore, had sent Gore a handwritten note that said "the enviros have $500,000 to spend either for us or against us." She was talking about political campaign contributions that would later be spent as soft money on behalf of the Clinton-Gore ticket. The Escalante Monument was at or near the top of the "enviros'" list.

Looks like she was involved in bribery too.

[geedee]

The woman lied to Congress.

Which earns her a "been there, done that" medal from her former boss.