File This Under the Heading of ‘Oops!’
From Times Wire Reports
A Senate recording studio worker who broke the rules by dubbing a pornographic film at work compounded his error by inadvertently showing it on an internal Senate TV station, an official said.
The employee has been placed on administrative leave. Because it aired when the Senate was in recess, relatively few people saw the movie. The studio is usually used for such things as lawmakers taping appearances for hometown shows.
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