The FBI has arrested the head of an asset management firm for
allegedly threatening 47 government officials with the Securities
and Exchange Commission and the Commodities Futures Trading
Commission.
Officials said Vincent McCrudden posted a $100,000 reward on a
website for information that proved these officials had been
"punished." Federal prosecutors also said he sent numerous emails
threatening individual workers.
McCrudden is expected to be arraigned in federal court in
Central Islip, New York Friday afternoon, a spokesman for U.S.
Attorney Loretta Lynch said.
I now sit back and await the judgment of our final arbiter of
national debate boundaries, Chris Matthews, as to which radio
host/journalist/politician/Big Government skeptic's doorstep this
shall be laid at....
(And, yes, for the literal-minded readers out there, I am being
facetious!)
Maybe he was listening to the House reading the Constitution out
loud and had a hard time figuring out just how the Federal gov'ment
has the power to "regulate" business? It could drive a sane person
crazy looking for the enamations and penumbras.
PattyMor| 1.14.11 @ 3:10PM
Maybe he was listening to the House reading the Constitution out loud and had a hard time figuring out just how the Federal gov'ment has the power to "regulate" business? It could drive a sane person crazy looking for the enamations and penumbras.