Four mugs drive from NYC to Washington DC
While in New York City we drove south to Washington,
DC. Well not exactly Washington, DC but
just north at the National Archives in College Park.
While driving through Maryland we got pulled over by the
Maryland State Police for speeding.
Doing 73 in a 65 mph zone. The
driver lamented to the officer something to this “I was keeping up with
everybody.” Causing me to reply, “They
hear that from everybody.” The trooper
let the driver off with a written warning.
When we arrived at the National Archives is was about 30
minutes before closing. Security to
enter was oppressive. First airport type
security. Then off to an orientation
room to get photographed and issued a card.
Off to the elevators one must sign in a book. Once on the desired floor, sign in
again. Upon leaving must sign out.
This type of security was put in place thanks to x-rated
President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary.
This was the result of a once member of the administration Sandy Berger. It was October, 2003 when Mr. Berger entered
the National Archives and stole documents thought to be damaging to the
Clintons. After this thievery the
oppressive security was placed.
A member of our team did not have his passport, so he was
denied entry. The next day he located
his passport and was able to travel through the oppressive security.
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