“Did Chuck Schumer get my credit report?”

That’s the question that various Senators and Candidates are asking. Michelle Malkin is asking a different question, and it is, “Where is the NYT, the ACLU, etc?”

Captain Ed turns the tables and asks Schumer some of his own questions. Mark Kennedy responds to the scandal (alternatively, Chuckaquiddick or Schumergate) here.

Hugh Hewitt graciously offers the phone number for a good defense attorney.

First, write down this number: 202-974-5600. That’s the number for Chadbourne & Parke in DC, where you can reach Abbe Lowell. LoweFirst, write down this number: 202-974-5600. That’s the number for Chadbourne & Parke in DC, where you can reach Abbe Lowell. Lowell’s a bit busy right now, but he is the city’s best bet for criminal defense and he’ll get you into competent hands within the firm. It is best to be the first one to the firm before conflicts kick in. Bring your wallet. Probably dad’s wallet, if you are young staffer in over your head. In fact, you’d better tell dad right now. It isn’t what he signed you up for, and he’s going to pretty ticked that Schumer’s gotten you into this mess, but it is better to tell him now rather than wait for the storm to pass over.

Pete the Elder:

Remarkably even though his employees have committed a felony they have not been fired, only suspended with pay.

I think this story qualifies as a climate of fear case even though no violence occurred because they were breaking the law in order to go after and possibly intimidate a political opponent.

The Ox Rant points to a Newswire article that quotes Virginia Walden Ford, who is still waiting for an apology:

“There is enough fear about identity theft and government invasion of our privacy without the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee engaging in such activity,” said Virginia Walden Ford, president of People of Color United and DC Parents for School Choice. “Our Senators should assist in protecting and guaranteeing our right to privacy, not condoning such gross violations. I’m disappointed Senator Schumer hasn’t publicly apologized to Lt. Governor Steele. We’re waiting for your apology, Senator Schumer.”