At an April 15 hearing on the sale of high performance computers to Russia's nuclear weapons labs before the House subcommittee on nuclear procurement, Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-CA) promised his fellow committee members that no lynchings would occur during the proceedings. And the lawmaker kept his promise. Sort of.
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