[caveat emptor]

The depositions should indeed be very interesting. We are getting closer. It is easy to misspeak, and we all occasionally do that. It is less easy to make an error while writing. When you swear to a declaration, however, there is no room for misspeaking or making an error.

One would think so. However, I've been following Mark Steyn's commentaries on the Conrad Black trial in Chicago (Patrick Fitzgerald prosecuting), and it appears that Fitz and team are strenuously arguing for some wiggle room in numerous sworn documents in that case, and have a better than even chance of winning, according to Steyn.

My understanding of that case is less than complete, and the two situations may not be the same, as well.

[doug from upland]

In this case, Hillary very clearly said the event was for her Senate campaign. It indeed was. The donor intended that. Hillary has finally been caught telling the truth.