Who was paying J.D. Guckert?

[realFedUp]

We know he was being paid for his "services".
If he charged $200 per hour of his time and
talents, who was paying Mr. G to shill for
the WH and Republicans while he sat among
the WH press corp? Cash under the table or
in his stocking at Christmas?

Wonder what he declared on his tax returns
for the last two years and what for?

[ima_sinnic]

1. somehow I suspect it was ultmately the taxpayers

--can't wait to find out to whom this all leads!
I'm addicted to the daily revelations --

[realFedUp]

3. definitely a "reality" show worth watching

Lynne Cheney couldn't have written
anything more torrid...oh, wait,
she already did.

Sisters, sisters....

[DoYouEverWonder]

2. Good question

because the answer to that question has all kinds of implications.

Can we FOIA Guckert's tax returns?

[realFedUp]

4. bet someone can...

[realFedUp]

5. and did he take Visa or just Paypal?

or just a nice big envelope full of
cash?

[FreedomAngel82]

13. Probably cash

;)

[roseBudd]

6. Even better I wonder what Gannon's arrest record would show?

Any Delaware DUers? Would Lexis Nexis have this?

[realFedUp]

8. Has he been arrested for solicitation?

How does that work on the Internet?
Is that illegal or just porn?

[ima_sinnic]

11. here in Florida (for example) anybody can access arrest records

by typing a name in the Florida Department of Law Enforcement web site form and paying $23 by credit card. Arrest records are public records (aren't they?). State of Delaware might have similar accessibility. Would also be worth checking D.C. arrest records

[Ian David]

12. You might have better luck with PACER

http://pacer.uspci.uscourts.gov/

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[DoYouEverWonder]

7. Look for connections to Ari Fleisher

that is when Gannon got access, when Ari was still the WH spokesman. Remember Ari made a quick exit right around the time the Plame thing broke.

[realFedUp]

9. very incestuous group

a real circle of jerks IMO.

[realFedUp]

10. wonder if he was tithing to his church?

I'm sure the church doesn't care
where the funds came from...

[goodhue]

14. great question

As a "volunteer" "journalist" he had to support himself somehow. Perhaps he moonlighted for money somehow. Provided certain services.

[Blue_Roses]

15. Is there a link to this?

and would like to see where he was being paid. I've been wondering about this.

[realFedUp]

16. No links yet.

need some more sleuthing.