Firsthand Witness AVAILABLE For Interviews. Long before modern Washington scandals involving kompromat, sexual leverage, and influence operations dominated headlines, there existed an elite private club on Capitol Hill at the Carroll Arms Hotel, where U.S. senators and lobbyists let their guards (and pants) down, behind closed doors. Insulated from public scrutiny just steps from the U.S. Capitol, at a place called “The Quorum Club,” run by LBJ’s right-hand man, Bobby Baker, Senators almost willingly compromised themselves. As Vice President, LBJ was PRESIDENT of the U.S. Senate. Consequently, he had blackmail on many Senators he presided over.
Former CIA contract pilot Robert “Tosh” Plumlee had a front row seat to key parts of that world firsthand—literally. He piloted those Senators to various locations so they could rendezvous with females, many of them underage. They would often bring them back as future service providers for Quorum Club members. Plumlee’s biggest challenge was rounding them up to get them back to Washington was always the biggest challenge. It was like herding cats who also brought much younger felines home with them.
When Baker resigned on October 7, 1963, it was supposed to make the engulfing scandal disappear. Instead, that resignation became an accelerant.
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