FBI Director Robert Mueller told Congress on Wednesday that he does not know how many of his agents cheated on an important exam on the bureau's policies, discussing an embarrassing investigation that raises questions about whether the FBI knows its own rules for conducting surveillance on Americans. [More]"It's own rules."
Cool. That makes ignoring this pesky thing all the easier.
Besides, I thought unless something became politically too hot to handle, it all fell within "established department protocols."
Imagine being so confident you could break the rules you'd cheat on your own people. I wonder why that was apparently viewed as doable?
Fortunately, we're only talking about "a few bad apples." I'm sure after Director Mueller and the IG complete their count, we'll find most of them are merely "confused" instead of rotten, aren't you?
Funny, though, how we can't use that same excuse when one of we mere mortals aren't clear on the rules...
UPDATE: Yeah, that's about what I figured their "rules" were...
[Via Ed M]