Overstatements are hilarious no matter where they come from. For example: "When was the last time the US Senate got involved after you went on a rant at a part

Overstatements are hilarious no matter where they come from. For example: "When was the last time the US Senate got involved after you went on a rant at a party?" I am not a SVP of a company valued in the billions working in a highly regulated industry. I also didn't do the rant at a private "party" designed to improve relations with prominent members of the media that covers my particular industry. Also, the Senate sends letters on all sorts of mundane matters. That is not the issue of proportion here. The issue is the media giving undue emphasis to stories involving the media.