Rep. King Wants To Know If Agents Paid Prostitutes With Govt. Funds

Rep. Peter King (R - NY), House Homeland Security Committee Chairman, has asked Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan if agents used government-supplied per diem money to pay Colombian prostitutes.

Sen. Grassley Implicates White House In Secret Service Scandal

Senator Chuck Grassley (R - Iowa), attempts to confirm his own rumor.

Senator Chuck Grassley (R – Iowa), asked the head of the Secret Service if the agency reserved rooms or shared them with White House staff members for operational matters. Grassley, the ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, is apparently attempting to link the White House with the recent scandal involving Secret Service agents and prostitutes in Colombia.

“It is preposterous to politicize the Secret Service,” said White House Press Secretary Jay Carney, who apparently doesn’t understand the Secret Service itself has already done that.

Secret Service/Military Scandal In Colombia Deepens

The security clearances of 11 members of the Secret Service have been suspended pending an investigation into allegation the agents engaged the services of prostitutes while in Colombia. The agents were in the capital Cartagena to prepare for President Barack Obama's visit there. Also being investigated are from five to ten "military troops" who were working with the Secret Service agents.

U.S. Secret Service Agents Relieved Of Duty

As many as 11 Secret Service members have been relieved of duty and placed on administrative leave. The uniformed and plainclothes agents were in Colombia to prepare for President Barack Obama's upcoming visit to that country. The agents are accused of hiring prostitutes and bringing them to their hotel rooms, where one of the alleged sex workers refused to leave because, in her words, "they owe me money".

The U.S. Secret Service, the agency charged with providing security for the nation’s top political officials, has placed 11 of its agents on administrative leave. The agents were in Colombia preparing for President Barack Obama’s upcoming visit there. It is alleged that they hired prostitutes.

“This is outrageous!” one member of Congress said. “Here we are in the midst of the worst economy in decades, when all of us in government are cutting back on our expenditures on prostitutes, and these Secret Service agents are catching South American coochie on the taxpayers’ dime?”

But the Service’s Assistant Director Paul Morrissey played-down the incident: “This is standard operating procedure, ever since the Kennedy administration. You never know when the President or a member of his party might want to pull-down some local tail, and we’ve got to make sure none of it is concealing any improvised explosive devices.”

CPAC Gathering Increases Job Opportunities For Prostitutes

CPAC mascots get the conference agenda in order before the gathering convenes.

As the 39th annual Conservative Political Action Conference Gets underway GOP leaders, political stars, and monied enablers from all over the country gather to promote their draconian view of an America reserved for the primarily white, rich, and heterosexual (or appropriately closeted) elite to lord it over the hopefully soon-to-be disenfranchised underclasses.

“This is what America is all about!” said Lola “La Bomba” Rodriguez, an illegal alien from Canada who led a contingent to CPAC “for the economic opportunities, if you catch my drift! I’m the kind of illegal Republicans like!”

Drug dealers from across the country shipped in massive amounts of their products hidden in bibles and wrapped in American flags. A special jet was chartered to fly-in Newt Gingrich’s ex-wives and Herman Cain’s “proteges”.

Gingrich, Mitt Romney, and “little conservative engine that could” Rick Santorum will address the conference Friday. They’re flipping a coin to see who will go first and get to use-up all the usual conservative code words that are used instead of “racism”, “sexism”, “elitism”, and “honesty”. Reportedly Romney and Santorum declined to use Gingrich’s coin.