Clinton Library Contractor's CFO Missing without a Trace

NY Post ^ | 3/6/2008 | James Covert

[Ditter]

I just came from an art workshop that included 3 friends of bill and hill. These were very well educated wives of doctors who lived in Little Rock. Lots of taste, very sophisticated, well educated and extremely well connected to the clintons. I can’t see just because someone was from Little Rock that they wouldn’t know the building looked like a house trailer. How could a top architects firm put their name on something like that?Then they called it a bridge when it looks like a house trailer going over a cliff.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

I always had a question about Arkancide recipients. I wonder if any of them had a “in the event of my death” letter containing evidence against the Clintons to be sent to the media if they met an untimely death. My question is have any journalists received such a letter or letters? I suspect some have.

[johnny7]

Driveway soon to be paved!

[AndyJackson]

First, modern architecture has its moments, even when the architect is "well-intentioned." Look at James Howard Kunstler's Eyesore of the Month and be sure to start paging back through the eyesores and explanations. So, even folks with taste can be convinced through what passes for high-brow explanation to accept junk. Second, architects are perfectly capable of pulling of an intentional joke. They call it "ironic reference" and this was built on the site of run down warehouses, etc., as I understand it. Serious architects would have seen the trailer park as an ironic reference to incorporate into a serious high-brow building. Besides everyone knew what the Clinton's were even if you were a democrat from New York.