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**Seiblybiozy** · 02-15-2007, 05:53 AM

Then there must be a Clark Kent in Ellison's staff who can see through walls and called the super right when Trancredo was smoking...

Just to clarify myself with you and Samantha.

1.The cop notified Ellison that Trancredo had the right to smoke. This notification came prior to this incidence. So, yes it appears Ellison balled to the cops.

2.The staff received permission to call the cops on this incidence.

3.The walls of government offices are of sufficient thickness and insulation to reduce noise levels. Thus is the reason why I doubt that cigar smoke was seeping through, especially with three air cleaners running.

IMO, the staff or Ellison walked past Trancredo’s office while his door was opened and smelt the smoke….This of course is just my 2-cents.

Anyway, I agree with O’Sullivan Bere, this is nothing but double standards.

02-15-2007, 05:53 AM	#24
Seiblybiozy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 587 Senior Member	Then there must be a Clark Kent in Ellison's staff who can see through walls and called the super right when Trancredo was smoking... Just to clarify myself with you and Samantha. 1.The cop notified Ellison that Trancredo had the right to smoke. This notification came prior to this incidence. So, yes it appears Ellison balled to the cops. 2.The staff received permission to call the cops on this incidence. 3.The walls of government offices are of sufficient thickness and insulation to reduce noise levels. Thus is the reason why I doubt that cigar smoke was seeping through, especially with three air cleaners running. IMO, the staff or Ellison walked past Trancredo’s office while his door was opened and smelt the smoke….This of course is just my 2-cents. Anyway, I agree with O’Sullivan Bere, this is nothing but double standards.
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