Secret service scandal

• CARTAGENA, Colombia -- President Barack Obama, speaking for the first time about allegations that Secret Service agents hired prostitutes, said Sunday that of course Ill be angry if those accusations are proven true by an investigation.
(Huffington Post)
• The scandal embarrassed the U.S. government and overshadowed the summit hosted by its ally Colombia. It also marred the previously sparkling reputation of the Secret Service, whose agents guard U.S.
(YAHOO!)
• "An advisor declined to describe Obamas reaction, calling the media interest in the matter a distraction. (L.A.Times Blogs) (Jay) Carney insisted the matter was more a distraction for the media than Obama.
(Washington Times)
• The U.S. Secret Services embarrassing sex scandal that unfolded in the last few days in Cartagena, Colombia, took place in an historic, high-end hotel thats considered a national treasure by the Colombian government.
(USA Today)
• The scandal involving at least 11 U.S. Secret Service personnel that began Wednesday in Colombia could be much larger than initially reported, a Republican lawmaker said Sunday.
(Washington Post)
• President Obama has made his first public acknowledgement of the sex scandal that has allegedly tied 11 Secret Service agents (including one extremely cheap one) to the services of Colombian prostitute.
(YAHOO!)
• most of them got mixed up with prostitutes, need a version of that classic talking-to that every grade-school kid gets before a field trip: "Remember, you're representing not just yourself, but your entire school. Behave.
(New York Daily News)
• CARTAGENA, Colombia — President Obama might be noticing a familiar pattern.
(New York Daily News)
• In regards to the Secret Service scandal involving at least one prostitute in Colombia, U.S. Representative Peter King says that a Cartagena prostitute refused to leave a Secret Service occupied room at Hotel Caribe until she was paid.
(The Inquisitr)