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ABSCAM — Part 6
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Director
Senate Office Bldg. Federal Bureau of Investigation OUTSIDE SouRcE
9th St., No. West
Washington, D.C. 00 '
ashington, 205 Washington, D.C. 20535
Mr. Cranston, vam life-long Democrats. We always voted for you,
but we believe:% faa ie Kespuse Re Aesa ae Y
1. That Senator Harrison William should have been expelled ~ we
are Democrats but not willing to go along with anyone dishonest.
2. That we want more ABSCAM, not less
3. That he should not receive a $45,000.00 a year pension
Our reasons:
No HONEST man would ever take a bribe, under any circumstance or
situation. NEVER!
A crook caught by any method makes that method justified. A Croo
is a crook, is a crook!
The Congrwssional threat to the FBI today proves possible
Congressional guilt in many quarters.
Please tell us what you would have done under the same circumstances
Senator Harrison was in? We begin to wonder! How could you ever
expect us to vote for you again?? We, as individuals, are not
afraid of investigation.
Remember the policeman hiding behind the billboard to catch speeders?
We always said, “If we are driving faster than legal limits we should
be caught."
We expect to hear from youl{t!
DE.59
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ect Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
oth Ste, No. West
Washington, D.C. 20535
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