Randall Tobias, a senior official in the State Department, resigned in April after ABC News confronted him about his use of the escort service. He admitted that he had hired women to come to his Washington condo and give him massages but denied that he had sex with the escorts.

Palfrey threatened for months to release her client list, which led prosecutors to accuse her of trying to intimidate potential witnesses.

At the time, ABC said it could not link any information provided by Palfrey to members of Congress or White House officials but did find links to prominent business executives, NASA officials and at least five military officers.

Prosecutors contend that Palfrey knew the 130 women she employed over 13 years were engaged in prostitution. She claims that she operated a "legal, high-end erotic fantasy service" and that the women signed contracts in which they promised not to have sex with clients. The service charged a flat rate of $275 for 90 minutes, she said.

Along with Randall Tobias, Harlan K. Ullman is another Bush administration big wig forced to retire due to patronizing the DC Madame's hookers. Ullman is credited with creating the doctrine and term "Shock and Awe". I'll bet he received some "Shock and Awe" when the DC Madame was busted and his phone number turned up in the list of patrons.

On June 12th Sinator Vitter signed open letter to Resident Bush to enforce laws on the books. Here's hoping laws on the books are enforced and a "family values" Sinator who hires prostitutes gets to go before a jury of his peers.