The Inky weighs in on the Curt Weldon FBI investigation 4 times

The Philadelphia Inquirer today had these articles about Weldon:
Weldon's World of Influence
By Chris Mondics, Inquirer Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON - Several times in recent years, U.S Rep. Curt Weldon (R., Pa.) has taken time from his busy schedule to help a foreign company, which turned around and hired a lobbying firm close to him.

Weldon has no one but himself to blame
By Tom Ferrick Jr., Inquirer Columnist

Now comes U.S. Rep. Curt Weldon, who finds himself, to quote George Bush the Elder, in deep doo-doo.

That's where Weldon has been stuck ever since the surprise disclosure that the feds are investigating his daughter Karen, his political associate Charlie Sexton, and their lobbying/public-relations firm, Solutions North America Inc.

Russian gas firm linked to Weldon probe courted others
By Thomas Ginsberg, Inquirer Staff Writer

A Russian gas company under FBI investigation for its links to U.S. Rep. Curt Weldon has courted him and other U.S. politicians in recent years as it expands from Russia's rough-and-tumble energy industry into a new market: the United States.

Center Square | Pardon us, sir, but we've heard this song before
Rep. Weldon's railing against so-called conspiracies and political tricks sounds an awful lot like Philadelphia's City Hall in 2003.
By Chris Satullo, Inquirer Columnist
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But, the rest of us, we're laughing out loud. Weldon is busy sending out e-mails titled "Left-wing smears have sunk to a new low," but he has yet to explain why a Justice Department run by Bush sidekick Alberto Gonzales would be on fire to throw a GOP seat to the Democrats.