Story about my congressman (Sullivan R-OK) killed?

[mike1963]

On the noon news I heard a report about this slimeball having paid people using bogus names set up to call in to his "interviews" with scripted "easy" questions. I don't recall which local TV station I heard this on. Right after, I had to fly a charter and when I got back later this afternoon I searched all the local news websites (Tulsa, KOTV, KTUL, KJRH) and there is -zero- mention of it. Or at tulsaworld.com. Down the memory hole I guess. :grr:

[mike1963]

1. Sorry to self-kick but wonder if anybody else heard this anywhere...

:eyes:

[burrowowl]

2. Kick!

hope someone knows the answer.

[mike1963]

3. Thanks, wise old one

:D

[seabeyond]

4. i havent heard anything

sorry

[mike1963]

5. I know damn well somebody made some calls...

:grr:

[JayS]

6. I don't know the answer to your question but I do know that this...

...sort of thing goes on. Have you given Google a shot?

[SoCalDem]

7. Don't know about that one,,,but this pic is a beaut

First District Congressman John Sullivan Talks About His Trip To Iraq

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First District Congressman John Sullivan is back in Oklahoma after a weeklong trip to Iraq.

He and five other congressmen with the Transportation Infrastructure Committee were there to see what type s of transportation and government needs are required to rebuild the country. Sullivan told News on 6 reporter Patrina Adger about his trip to the war zone.

Congressman John Sullivan says he knew when he arrived at the Baghdad airport; he was in a war zone. "People with guns running around very intense. When you put that bulletproof vest on it's a serious situation." He and some congressional delegates met with the US Ambassador to talk about infrastructure and government concerns in order to help Iraqi citizens become self-sufficient. "Establishing a government, elections, stabilizing, Iraq and help the economy."

Now, two months after Saddam's capture, a new leader has yet to be elected. Sullivan says for the first time in decades, the Iraqi people will have a say in who that leader will be. "People can't imagine voting for their own leader.”
http://www.kotv.com/main/home/stories.asp?whichpage=1&id=57441