Wasserman Schultz May Be Forced To Explain Herself To Congress

Before launching into the particulars of whether or not former DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz will have to face a Congressional investigation to explain just what in the name of George Washington was going on with her IT staff, I’d like to offer this quote from the Washington Free Beacon report on the matter:

“The scandal is said to have rocked the halls of Congress, despite little mainstream media coverage, sources said.”

The scandal, if you’ve managed to dig around and find coverage of the story, involves IT staffers employed by Wasserman Schultz and many Democrat House members who were being investigated for stealing computer equipment and data, accessing House networks improperly and then fleeing (or attempting to flee as is the case with Imran Awan, who was arrested last week on bank fraud charges related to a $300,000 wire transfer) back to their native Pakistan.

Despite an appalling lack of coverage — and some impressive attempts to turn the very-real and very-troublesome scandal into fake news — a watchdog group began demanding that Congress get to the bottom of the issue by putting the screws to Wasserman Schultz (who continued to pay Imran right up until the day of his arrest despite his firing and banishment from House networks.

Read more at Redstate