FEC won't waste its time helping GW muzzle gwbush.com
April 19, 2024 (Patriot's Day!)
New York, NY - In an unexpected and welcome display of common sense, the Federal
Elections Commission made public Friday that it had dismissed a complaint filed by one Benjamin L. Ginsberg, Esquire
(pompous, ain't he?) on behalf of the presidential campaign of G.W. Bush against this website (that's gwbush.com)
and its author/owner, yours truly Zack Exley.
The outcome of this complaint (FEC docket MUR 4894) which has been pending since
May 4, 1999, was good for Exley who first learned of the dismissal on Tuesday when he was contacted by members
of the fourth estate for his comments on his glorious victory against the thin-skinned, humorless forces of repression.
According to the FEC website, the disposition is in the class of dismissals called
by the FEC "Low Rated." As explained by the FEC website: "The Enforcement Priority System (EPS)
rates all incoming cases against objective criteria to determine whether they warrant use of the Commission’s limited
resources.
Cases dismissed under EPS fall into two categories: low-rated cases and stale
cases. Low-rated cases are those that do not warrant use of the Commission’s resources to pursue because of their
lower significance relative to other pending matters."
Take that, ya big bully.