Peter J. Quinn Investigated for Travel Omissions

tadelste writes to tell us O'Reilly is reporting that a recent story in the Boston News about Peter J. Quinn is nothing more than a desperate attempt to slant public opinion in the Massachusetts OpenDocument frenzy. While we have documents showing Microsoft's lobbyists paying for big trips for the former House Majority Leader and his family to go to England and Scotland, Mr. Quinn seems to be getting the spotlight for incomplete travel records. From the article in question: "On most of the trips, Quinn said, his travel and other expenses were paid for by the sponsors of the conferences. On two of the trips -- to Tucson and Washington, D.C. -- Quinn paid his own way, according to state records and an interview with Quinn."

Comments

Block editors?

[Mecdemort]

Is there a function in /. to block articles submitted by certain editors? *cough* scuttlemonkey *cough*. I don't think I can take another microsoft advert in my life, let alone two in a row, but if I see another today I'm going to shoot myself.

In the age of Karl Rove, bidniz is full contact

[smchris]

The guy's just lucky his wife isn't a CIA agent.

or he isn't an Enron snitch:

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/baxterautopsy.ht ml

or he isn't actively investigating the powers that be:

http://www.hillnews.com/thehill/export/TheHill/New s/Frontpage/110805/news1.html

Instead, he just got Swift Boated.