McKinney deal may be in works

Georgia and a Capitol police officer have been talking privately with McKinney's office in hopes of resolving the case without the spectacle of an indictment and trial, officials familiar with the talks say.

Prosecutors for several weeks have been carrying on confidential discussions with the DeKalb County Democrat in what they characterized as an effort to reach a plea agreement, even as they were presenting evidence in the March 29 incident to a grand jury, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

The grand jury has not yet decided whether McKinney should be charged, an official familiar with the proceedings said, and no decision is expected this week. The prosecutors have subpoenaed at least six witnesses to appear before the jury over the last two months.

McKinney's office rejected claims that there have been discussions of a plea agreement, saying the congresswoman has not been charged with anything and may never be, so there's no plea to negotiate.

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She has to have a lesbian wedding to an illegal immigrant while burning a flag on the steps of the capital. Then go on every TV and radio, news and talk show every day between now and November and say that what she did on the steps of the capitol is what the Democratic Party is all about.

Oh, and Osama has to conduct the ceremony.

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Drink up Shriners. -Carlin