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Bill O'Reilly.com Is Being Investigated By the Secret Service

Lane Hudson: O'Reilly claims all the offensive material on his site gets removed, then why are there people threatening Hillary Clinton's life on there?
July 25, 2007  |  
 
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This post, written by Lane Hudson, originally appeared on News For The Left

After seeing this post by John Aravosis on AmericaBlog, I was incensed and concerned at the same time. Here is the comment on O'Reilly's blog that crossed the line:

If Hillary wins, I will be respectful of our leader. If you could read my thoughts, I would be on the SS [Secret Service] watch list.
So, I did what a responsible person should do when they see something like this on a blog. I called the Secret Service to report it. This comment isn't about politics or defaming Senator Clinton. It outright states a threat to her life. It is unacceptable.

Lane Hudson started blogging in July of 2006. By the end of September, he posted the emails from Mark Foley to a 16 year old page. Thus began the scandal known as Foley-gate.

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