<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>After the Yes Men pulled their now-famous prank earlier this week on the US Chamber of Commerce, the Chamber issued a vague threat of “law-enforcement action.” The group doesn’t appear to have called the cops on the Yes Men just<wm> yet, and has yet to comment about what they plan to say if the organization did, in fact, call them a threat.

Is the US Senate trying to keep this story quiet to protect its own. Because if that fails the US Senate and House committees to push forward with the bill that is almost certainly going to be the bill the US Senate is going to be the primary battleground in the battle to expose corruption within the US Senate.

By the time I arrive at Washington and get to work on this</wm> story and as the next day unfolds it’s going to be the US Senate that gets its last big