Could Senator James Inhofe (R - Nutjob) be in legal trouble?

[ck4829]

I got this in my email box from PFAW:

Sen. Inhofe's "Jesus Thing" (2/25)

In December, the Oklahoman reported that Sen. James Inhofe had regularly been making trips to Africa, using taxpayer money, in order to spread the gospel of Christ. Inhofe insists that his trips have either been paid for personally or stemmed directly from his work in Congress on humanitarian, national security and economic matters. But a video posted by Faith and Action Rob Schenck featuring an interview with Inhofe sure makes it sound like his primary reason for these trips is to bring Africans to Christ.

If Inhofe lied about his trips, couldn't that land him in hot water?

[KharmaTrain]

1. Doubtful

Ethics in the House and Senate? Yeah, right. They couldn't expell Ted Stevens after he was convicted...or Roland Burris, Imhoffe could eat a live baby on African teevee and it'd be considered "not becoming" of a Senator (unless he uses a George Foreman grill :rofl:).

And, dare I say, this sure won't hurt him with the "knuckledraggers" that keep sending this neandertal back to the Senate.

[spanone]

2. you're right, they gave stevens a standing ovation AFTER he was convicted

they shelter they own criminals

[UTUSN]

3. K&R #2 for, HOPE so!1 n/t

[geek tragedy]

4. Sure won't hurt his standing in Oklahoma.

Heck, he'll probably brag about it there.