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Capitolwire: Senate, weighing into legal gray area, to initiate possible action against Kane.

Ardo said the office has not conducted its own research on precedent of the removal clause, but forwarded to reporters an article written by local Harrisburg author Bill Keisling, one of Kane’s ardent supporters. Keisling’s article highlights the 1891 case when Gov. Robert Pattison attempted to remove state Treasurer Henry Boyer and Auditor General Thomas McCamant, both duly elected row officers, who were both accused of taking bribes.

KEISLING: State court porno emails and relationships demand federal prosecutor

Last week Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane acknowledged that a single”raunchy, sexist (and) racist” email had “circulated among ‘a district attorney, a first assistant district attorney, a county judge, a senior deputy attorney general, an assistant U.S. attorney and a U.S. Fish and Wildlife employee, a deputy clerk for a federal judge, a lawyer with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board and a second Common Pleas judge in Dauphin County.'” Scales of Justice

Capitolwire: Kane releases more ‘offensive’ emails.

A review of the files shows Eakin was a recipient on all the emails but only actively participated in two separate email chains, while the rest he received but did not respond to or forward. The files of emails, pictures and videos contained some crude jokes, profane language and pictures of nude women. One email included a video of a sex act. However, the two email chains in which Eakin actively participated contained jokes and photos of women, but no nudity.

Capitolwire: Kane tells top aides suspension has ‘minimal impact’ on her duties of office.

“The Attorney General made clear that the chain of command will remain in place as it has been. She pointed out that 98 percent or so of her duties are administrative or ministerial, and she plans to continue performing those duties,” said Kane spokesman Chuck Ardo, who briefed reporters on what Kane relayed to about a dozen top aides Wednesday afternoon. A memo to staff outlining her position has not yet been written, he said.

CRIZ and City get even crazier!

But wait a second. According to the CRIZ statute, the City already is the guarantor of payment of all delinquent CRIZ debt.

So what Gray is simply bringing into the open is what has not been talked about, except here at NewsLanc. The City will guarantee the CRIZ bonds because it already has guaranteed repayment of the debt!