[w1andsodidwe]

This appeared on the front page of the Record with the caveat Analysis.

Very refreshing to see a reporter who doesn't classify his and others opinions as news.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

provided the spectacle of police entering a state office building to prevent document shredding,

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Gov. Gray Davis said Friday he's been working for weeks to rescind the contract, and that he continues to do so.

"In terms of the taxpayer, I'm determined to make it right for them. ... I'm as mad as anybody else," he said.

Welcome to the new morality, courtesy of the "bent one" and his fellow modern era libs. Its OK to do whatever you wish with no concern for morality or consequences. If you get caught, just declare how upset you are that "it happened" and ask for a do-over. Remeber clinton vis the campaign donations / White House sleep-over fiasco: "We need new CFR laws so I don't have to do these things, which really bother me a lot". Thanks to the libs in the mainstream, who weren't about to see their agenda derailed, clinton GOT AWAY WITH THIS ONE. Sadly, this soon became the SOP in Washington. Personal and political accountability vanished from the scene (at least for democrats).

[ChaseR]

"and it starts to look, if you like, kind of slimy."

Why of course it's slimy - Democrats are involved!

[FreeInWV]

I'm glad WV is not the only state that falls for such scams. Oracle agreed to donate to West Virginia University all of the free software that they wanted to develop their financial system. So far it has only cost WVU $50 million. Next year it might work. Ya gotta love it.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Thanks for posting this!

Gives me hope that Davis won't find a way to spin out of the mess!