When Jim Inhofe is willing to have his Senate E-mail server hacked into, see 3000 of his and his staff's E-mail messages stolen, distributed to the entire world, and have his opponents tell everyone what the stolen messages mean rather than take his word for it˜when he's willing to do all that, then I'll listen to his rantings about the meaning of someone else's stolen property.

Until then, he can sit down and shut the hell up, or stand in front of the cameras and flatly admit that he thinks rules shouldn't apply to him.

That is all.

(Originally diaried at Daily Kos, where it was immediately troll rated because I'm a long-standing user and didn't perform ten minutes of searches to find the right open thread to bury it in, rather than post it in my own diary. Oh well.)