UPDATE:

"First I did a WHOIS lookup on the address and found out that it belonged to the US Senate. Then I did a trace on the IP and got the latitude, longitude and city location for the IP. Once I had the city, I did a search on senate offices and started with the one that came out on top which was Isakson’s. Once I had the address of his office, I pulled up the latitude and longitude info for it and found that it matched those of the IP."

UPDATE II:

really

same

The above comment was left today by "Jimmy" on my post about the DADT cloture vote . The IP address *appears* to resolve to the neighborhood of GOP U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss' Atlanta office. The ISP is "United States Senate." I'm confident that the JMG internet sleuths can get to the source.Here's the IP: 156.33.20.72. Get busy, geeks!According to a friend of JMG reader Sean Chapin, the comment appears to have actually come from the Atlanta office of Sen. Johnny Isakson, the OTHER Republican Senator in Georgia, whose offices are not far from Sen. Chambliss'. Dennis writes:Examine Dennis' screenshots below and tell us if you think he's got this nailed.OK, this is gettinginteresting. According to the Atlanta-Journal Constitution , the offices Chambliss and Ikason are in thebuilding in Atlanta. The paper has called both offices looking for comment.

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