[Luis Gonzalez]

"The problem with the Mena tale is the same problem with the Vince Foster death -- even if there's something to it, there's no proof that would stand up in a court of law. Instead, you have to rely on verbal testimony, hearsay evidence, and looney conspiracy theory, all spun by some of the flakiest people on Earth. At the end of a very long road, all you have after all your pains is a highly circumstantial case, and your prediliction to believe it tends to follow your political alignment."

Sounds like a perfect case for Larry Klayman!

[Cincinatus]

Sounds like a perfect case for Larry Klayman!

Funny you should mention that....

11. ACCURACY IN THE MEDIA (AIM) v. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, Civil Action 97-2108.

12. AIM v. FBI, Civil Action 97-2107.

13. AIM v. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, Civil Action 97-2109. Judicial Watch filed these three related cases on behalf of Accuracy in the Media to uncover documentation behind the Clinton Administration's investigation into the death of former White House Deputy Counsel Vince Foster. Despite these investigations being officially closed, the Clinton Administration has continued to refuse to release relevant documents.

All at the Judicial Watch web site.

Larry's on the case!!

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Thanks for the heads up, Luis. Old conservatives never die, they find another outlet for their collected wisdom and experience. There's a serious need for conservative Profs. at Universities, the lecture circuit...heck, even CNN is shopping for conservatives because of FoxNews and talk radio is booming.

American Spectator was the right magazine for the Clinton years, their investigative pieces made a difference. The conservative counter-culture is blossoming with newly awakened Sheeple and gen-Xers, homeschooled kids and Veterans ....proud fellow members of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy. (^: