White Powder, threat to Campaign??
21:32 update on letter and substance:
Authorities say the return address on the envelope listed the Arapahoe Detention Center and the name of an inmate. But they are not releasing the name.
McCain's campaign had said the letter sent to the Manchester, N.H., office also contained a threatening language and white powder.
But Malcolm Wiley, a Secret Service spokesman in Colorado, said there was no powder in the New Hampshire envelope. He said he did not know about the content of the letter. Wiley said the letter had a Denver return address, which alarmed staffers in Manchester because they had heard about the Colorado incident.
Jim Barnett, McCain's New England campaign manager, said it's unusual for the New Hampshire office to get a letter from Denver. "That was really the only suspicious thing about the letter, and our national headquarters advised, out of an abundance of caution for our staff and volunteers, that we have the authorities check it out," he said. "We did and it was deemed safe."
Fortunately all who went to the hospital have been checked out and show no signs of poison or contamination.
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A white substance, powder has been found in the campaign offices in Denver and in New Hampshire of John McCain.
Is this a threat or a joke?
Letters in both offices are reported to contain threats. So what is this all about. If it were just in Denver I would say nothing to see here, move along. After all that is what the feds and locals are saying about the dead Somalia man who is claimed to have committed suicide from cyanide. the fact he was from Canada, recently immigrated there from Somalia, and lots of unanswered questions in that case.
However with another letter being in New Hampshire, why? What nut job is doing this. Or what nutcases are behind this.
Denver has its hands full with all the left wingers in town and coming to town for the anointment of the Obombmessiah. Not to mention the army of ACLU bone heads claiming to protect civil rights. Then the home grown groups of mentally unstable people.
Next week and this upcoming weekend are sure to be entertaining but a bit scary. Are these terrorist threats, well that's kind of a dumb thing to say. Yes they are terrorist threats but are they from within this country or from overseas.
Is this cyanide, with a link to the recent suicide of a Somali in Denver, or is it possible anthrax? Anthrax in which was used after 9/11, sending a major panic and scare through out this country.
What is next? If this letter threat is domestic and from the left, (which is more then a realistic assumption) what are they going to do when the loose the election in Novemeber.
Authorities say the return address on the envelope listed the Arapahoe Detention Center and the name of an inmate. But they are not releasing the name.
McCain's campaign had said the letter sent to the Manchester, N.H., office also contained a threatening language and white powder.
But Malcolm Wiley, a Secret Service spokesman in Colorado, said there was no powder in the New Hampshire envelope. He said he did not know about the content of the letter. Wiley said the letter had a Denver return address, which alarmed staffers in Manchester because they had heard about the Colorado incident.
Jim Barnett, McCain's New England campaign manager, said it's unusual for the New Hampshire office to get a letter from Denver. "That was really the only suspicious thing about the letter, and our national headquarters advised, out of an abundance of caution for our staff and volunteers, that we have the authorities check it out," he said. "We did and it was deemed safe."
Fortunately all who went to the hospital have been checked out and show no signs of poison or contamination.
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A white substance, powder has been found in the campaign offices in Denver and in New Hampshire of John McCain.
Is this a threat or a joke?
Letters in both offices are reported to contain threats. So what is this all about. If it were just in Denver I would say nothing to see here, move along. After all that is what the feds and locals are saying about the dead Somalia man who is claimed to have committed suicide from cyanide. the fact he was from Canada, recently immigrated there from Somalia, and lots of unanswered questions in that case.
However with another letter being in New Hampshire, why? What nut job is doing this. Or what nutcases are behind this.
Denver has its hands full with all the left wingers in town and coming to town for the anointment of the Obombmessiah. Not to mention the army of ACLU bone heads claiming to protect civil rights. Then the home grown groups of mentally unstable people.
Next week and this upcoming weekend are sure to be entertaining but a bit scary. Are these terrorist threats, well that's kind of a dumb thing to say. Yes they are terrorist threats but are they from within this country or from overseas.
Is this cyanide, with a link to the recent suicide of a Somali in Denver, or is it possible anthrax? Anthrax in which was used after 9/11, sending a major panic and scare through out this country.
What is next? If this letter threat is domestic and from the left, (which is more then a realistic assumption) what are they going to do when the loose the election in Novemeber.
