Republican Congressman Darrell Issa is trying to get the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee to subpoena records from Countrywide Financial regarding its VIP mortgage program, which provided low-cost loans to politicians.
The committee's Chairman, Democrat Edolphus Towns, has prevented the subpoena from being voted on by committee.
And Towns got two such loans from Countrywide.
So the government watchdog committee is led by someone who may need watching over himself.
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