Cunningham's house web page now redirects to a special page maintained by the Clerk of the House. And it still refers to the man as the "Honorable Randy 'Duke' Cunningham".

I can't imagine I'm the only person to find this very offensive. Not only is the man an admitted (i.e., convicted) felon, but he is no longer a member of Congress. So on what grounds does the Clerk still use the term "Honorable" in connection with this man's name?

I suggest a polite email campaign to the Clerk of the House...

Re: Duke Cunningham is apparently still "Honorable"

Author: Paul
Date: 2005-12-05 16:30:47

I emailed the Clerk fo the House . . . no response yet. . .

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