"It appears that the committee did not find or conclude that there were any violations of rules, laws or procedures following a yearlong investigation," FCC spokesman Robert Kenny said. "Chairman Martin has followed the same procedures that have been followed for the past 20 years by FCC chairmen, both Democratic and Republican alike."

So according to Robert Kenny, making shit up is a two-decade long legacy at the FCC. That's probably the most honest thing we'll hear from the government this week. Although it took them a year to figure out that somebody in the government was lying? Next we're going to get our tax dollars spent to prove that water is wet. Never mind, I think that's underway in a lab in Ohio right now.