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Lawmakers skeptical Secret Service scandal was one-time deal
things" and "made very bad decisions." That isn't how Lieberman, the panel chairman, and ranking Republican member Susan Collins assessed the situation, however. Both came away concerned that Sullivan, whom they support, has blinders on when it comes
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Inquiry Hears of Wider Secret Service Misbehavior
basically does think this was an isolated incident and I don't think he has any basis for that conclusion," said Sen . Susan Collins of Maine, the senior Republican on the Homeland Security panel that heard Sullivan's first public accounting
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Senate grills Secret Service on potential ‘pattern of misconduct'
San Salvador, that could be marked as misconduct . "This likely was not just a one-time incident," ranking Sen . Susan Collins of Maine told Sullivan and Charles K. Edwards, acting inspector general for the Homeland Security Department
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Jet Diverted to Maine; Suspicious Passenger Cited
the passenger, a French citizen born in Cameroon, and found that she had no scars or incisions, said U.S. Sen . Susan Collins of Maine, who was briefed by Transportation Security Administration chief John Pistole. "We have seen intelligence
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Inquiry Hears of Wider Secret Service Misbehavior
Director Mark Sullivan, speaking to the inquiry, apologized for the conduct of the employees in Colombia. Republican Sen . Susan Collins of Maine told the hearing several small groups of Secret Service employees separately visited clubs, bars and brothels
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Secret Service Director Apologizes for Prostitution Scandal
not spoken publicly about the scandal until this morning. He appeared nervous at times, once calling Republican Sen . Susan Collins of Maine "secretary" before correcting himself, and once recalling an investigation into alleged bad behavior
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Secret Service brothel scandal goes before Senate committee, plus more to watch for Wednesday in politics
Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee holds the first congressional hearing on the matter, and Sen . Susan Collins , R-Maine, says in prepared remarks that the scandal was not an isolated incident. She says several groups of
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Senator: Prostitution Scandal Wider Than Believed
prior to a visit by President Barack Obama last month and engaged in reckless, "morally repugnant" behavior, Sen . Susan Collins says. She says the employees' actions during the stunning prostitution scandal could have provided a foreign intelligence
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Jet Diverted to Maine; Suspicious Passenger Cited
the passenger, a French citizen born in Cameroon, and found that she had no scars or incisions, said U.S. Sen . Susan Collins of Maine, who was briefed by Transportation Security Administration chief John Pistole. "We have seen intelligence
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Virtual Terrorism: Al Qaeda Video Calls for 'Electronic Jihad'
statement. "This video is troubling as it urges al Qaeda adherents to launch a cyber attack on America," said Sen . Susan Collins , R-Maine, the ranking member on the committee. "It's clear that al Qaeda is exploring all means to do us
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Slip 'N Slide (The Note)
Two of the agents allegedly had encounters with masseuses in the apartment of one of the agents, according to Sen . Susan Collins , the ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. http://abcn.ws
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Conduct of DEA agents in Colombia reviewed
own agents' alleged conduct with prostitutes prior to President Obama's April trip to Cartagena, Colombia. Sen . Susan Collins of Maine, the top Republican on the Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee, said the DEA agents are
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Colombia Secret Service Prostitution Scandal Spreads to the DEA
Two of the agents allegedly had encounters with masseuses in the apartment of one of the agents, according to Sen . Susan Collins , the ranking member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. "It's disturbing that
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Susan Collins and Carolyn Maloney Debate
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Sen . Susan Collins : Elevate Terror Threat Level
to get right to our guest Susan Collins senator from Maine and of course the ranking member on the Homeland Security. Committee and I want to ask you right out. Are
to get right to our guest Susan Collins senator from Maine and of course the ranking member on the Homeland Security. Committee and I want to ask you right out. -
Osama Bin Laden Hiding Place: Did Pakistan Know?
bottom of it. Pakistan has been there and consistent. Ally throughout the war on terrorists. All right senator senator Susan Collins Republican of Maine the ranking Republican homeless during evening thanks for being here top one really appreciate
All right senator senator Susan Collins Republican of Maine the ranking Republican homeless during evening thanks for being here -- top one really appreciate you think they -- -
Susan Collins on DADT: 'Extremely Disappointed'
Sen . Susan Collins R-ME., says Harry Reid "walked away" from negotiations.
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Collins on Budget: 'Not Just Republicans Concerned.'
Sen . Susan Collins , R-ME, discusses the budget reconciliation process
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Republicans Call for Ports Changes -- 3.5.06
Sen . Susan Collins and Rep. Duncan Hunter discuss the Dubai Ports World issue.
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Ilyse Hogue: Tax Plan a 'Raw Deal'
another attempt. That started again the question will be whether they've got enough the on the take a look at senator Susan Collins Republican of she someone who wants to support. A repeal this is what she said on the senate floor. I'm extremely
they've got enough -- the -- on the take a look at senator Susan Collins Republican of -- she someone who wants to support. A repeal this is what she said on the senate floor.



















