Why the lack of investigations over Chuck Hagel?

[gatorboy]

I never really paid much attention to that story until I listened to Randi talk about him yesterday. So here's the summary:
Chuck Hagel won the Nebraska Senate seat in 1996, which at the time was one of the bigger upsets considering he had been behind in most polls by a comfortable margin.

Speed up to 2003 when it comes out that this same man, who won the Senate, a first for a Republican in that state for 24 years, just happen to be the former CEO of ES&S, the company....The only company to provide the electronic voting machines that counted 85% of the votes the year that he won. he did not disclose this at the time. When I Google that election, they have him down as an "investment banker".

I had my doubts about the voter fraud angle, I'll admit. But knowing what I know about this Republican whose best interests would be to keep his buddies in office, and that he lied about running a company that counts ballots on top of that, it boggles the mind that this isn't being taken more seriously...

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

1. Why? Right now?

National media is on lockdown on the totality of this story. I just heard that, within the last hour, from someone within the Washington Dem hierarchy.

That's why.

We have to prove our case.

[gatorboy]

2. Are you talking about the Hagel thing?

Or the stolen 2004 election?

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

3. Watch out.....

....the freepers will say it's the liberal media protecting Hagel because he's more of a Republican in the McCain mold. I bet the hardcore GOP in Nebraska would LOVE to get him out so he could be replaced by a more "moral" Republican like Tom Osborne or some such person.....

[Rex]

4. LOL. He's gone to court! Hagel owns that state.

Hagel owns many judges and who knows what else.