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The first fallout from Cybergate
Mark Rasch, 2004-02-09

Did Republican staffers commit a crime by clicking on the "My Network Places" icon to access Democratic memos?

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Harlot
Only two comment posters replied to the actual problem with this article. It is not the fact that Republicans surfed an open network to find Democrats "secret" memos, is the treasonous and vile behaviour of our politicians that needs to be addressed. Screw the charges for the leak, I want those who plotted, Republican or Democrat, to pay for their dereliction of duty and violation of our trust. The entire Washington toilet needs to be flushed.

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