And there is little the law can do. Bill Clinton might not like it much, but the White House has been hijacked. But there is a dirty interloper lurking round the corner like a street hustler with a trenchcoat full of watches. The site received only 50 to 100 hits a day, and subscribers were few. But it doesn't pay the bills.
Most people go straight to the sex.
My mother's not happy about it, either. US lawmakers are also none too pleased. At least two bills are in the pipeline to regulate sites like Parisi's. One, introduced by Republican Senator, Lauch Faircloth, of North Carolina, takes aim directly at stealth operators by making it illegal to use government agency names for commercial web sites. The Faircloth bill could stand alone, or be introduced as an amendment to pending legislation from Senator Dan Coats of Indiana.