The Kaplan-Clinton Connection (plus my email challenge for him to report Paul v Clinton on CBS)

cbs news website ^ | 3-13-07

[doug from upland]

Ping

[doug from upland]

AARON TONKEN will testify this time.

From his book ---

Whatever protection her staff had built around her, however much in the dark they had kept her, that was over. Now she knew.

Yes, she knew and allowed her campaign treasurer to continue to file false FEC reports.

[doug from upland]

Mark Halperin of ABC was at his computer. I sent him the same info, and he got back to me in two minutes.


thanks..we'll take a look

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From: DOUGLAS ***** [mailto:

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Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 9:08 AM
To: Halperin, Mark
Subject: the Clinton story you promised to do



Hi, Mark,

We spoke last year about the Hillary Clinton campaign finance fraud that continues to this day ---- 4 false FEC reports, $721K not declared, an FEC fine, and a failure to ever name the real donor.

[doug from upland]

Okay, let's see how long refuse to report. Emails have been sent to ABC - Mark Halperin, NBC - Chuck Todd (new political director), and CBS - Rick Kaplan.

[KATIE-O]

Okay, let's see how long refuse to report. Emails have been sent to ABC - Mark Halperin, NBC - Chuck Todd (new political director), and CBS - Rick Kaplan.



This witch has a teflon hide, just like her disgusting husband. I would love to see her get busted, but it ain't gonna happen in this country. The liberal media has her back. Truly disgusting!

[doug from upland]

Wait for Paul v Clinton to get to L.A. Superior Court. It will change everything.

[justiceseeker93]

Yes, you make a very valid point about Kaplan's friendship with the Clintons being extremely problematic with respect to his new job as CBS Evening "News" producer (note the quotation marks!), but would the end product at CBS be any different than it has been for decades - regardless of who the producer is?

If Kaplan weren't the new hiree, the position would go to (a) another Clintonista or (b) another left-leaning Dem who would soon be pressured by the Clintonistas to watch what was put on the show. The ultimate "news" product would be barely distinguishable. That's because the universe of people who were or would be considered by CBS for the job is sharply limited by political ideology. And that in turn is because CBS is what it is.

Best wishes to you and PP on getting this story out to the MSM, but the details of the litigation are complex and it would require a lot of time to explain it to folks who haven't been following it. Might Court TV be a better vehicle from that perspective?

[KATIE-O]

Wait for Paul v Clinton to get to L.A. Superior Court. It will change everything.





From your lips to God's ear. Let's hope.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Coming to Superior Court: Paul v. Clinton. GREAT summary and timeline, Doug!

AARON TONKEN will testify this time. From his book ---

The largest campaign finance fraud in U.S. history goes unnoticed (yes, it's Hillary)

[BARLF]

Thanks for the ping Spirit of Allegiance

[TheSpottedOwl]

Thanks for the ping! I'm always interested in this topic.

[Dante3]

BUMP

[PGalt]

Thanks for the ping. Thanks Doug. Thanks Peter. Concrete evidence BUMP!

New media vs propagandists BUMP!
Individual vs state BUMP!
Truth vs lie BUMP!
Freedom vs tyranny BUMP!

[doug from upland]

Maybe those guys need the YouTube treatment.

[bobbyd]

Good work as always Doug.

Wait for Paul v Clinton to get to L.A. Superior Court.

When is this going to happen?

[doug from upland]

David Kendall had until today (unless they extended it) to reply to the appellate brief from Peter's counsel, USJF. I don't know when the Appellate Court will hear the argument regarding Hillary, but it will be this year. After that, discovery in the case can start right away. I so hope that I can serve Streisand to appear for a deposition and get it on film.

[demkicker]

God bless you, doug. Most folks would have thrown in the towel by now, convinced that the media will continue to completely ignore this story.

I admire your determination and wish you the best of luck.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

Now that's interesting. We'll see where this goes.