Democrats fear cover-up in probe of ouster at rally

Salazar, Udall, DeGette, lean on Secret Service

By Ann Imse, Rocky Mountain News
June 10, 2005

Three congressional Democrats used the word "cover-up" Thursday in complaining about lack of results in the Secret Service investigation into the forced removal of three people from a presidential speech in March.

The Secret Service and the White House both know, but refuse to reveal, the identity of the man who looked and acted like a Secret Service agent, and ousted the three from the president's Denver appearance solely because of a "No more blood for oil" bumper sticker.