JUDICIAL WATCH UNCOVERS 1.8 MILLION CLINTON WHITE HOUSE E-MAIL

Judicial Watch e-mail ^ | January 17, 2002 | JW

[FreePaul]

If the press release truly represents the fact there should be some people going to jail for contempt of court. There also should be a justice department investigation to find and prosecute those responsible for obstrution of justice. I suspect that the release is truthful but I doubt anyone will suffer the consequences of their contempt and obstruction.

[William Tell]

thinden said: "...like the original whitewater, the statutes will run before anything of consequence comes out of this."

The original crimes and conspiracies may become too old for charges, but I thought that any provable obstruction or perjury restarts the clock. Is that not so?

[litany_of_lies]

I believe that obstruction of justice starts the statute of limitations clock all over again. I also believe that Judge Lamberth can cite, and sentence. proven obstructors or liars in front of his court for contempt, and doesn't need DOJ's help to do so (which is good, because DOJ is asleep on anything that doesn't relate to 09/11).

[GretchenEE]

bttt

[klgator]

"My experience with JW (and I've made contributions in the past ... not recently) they always seem to come up empty. They may have something here, but I'm not optimistic ... we'll see. If nothing else it may give the Clintonistas a few sleepless nights." Vampires don't sleep

[ken21]

Nothing will come of this. Nothing ever does.

my thoughts, exactly!

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

"Nothing will come of this. Nothing ever does."

Chin up Eeyore. We'll get 'em!

[dalebert]

Don't worry about the price too much. Odds of this being true are slim.

[StopGlobalWhining]

Interesting, but Klayman seems to be somewhat of a nutcase with his cheerleading press releases like this one.

What's he supposed to do when few others seem to care?

[TPartyType]

DSL ping

[PatrioticAmerican]

bttt

[FReethesheeples]

How IS Larry Klayman?

What is the deal?

I saw him Thursday night (I think) at the annual MRC Media Dishonors Awards Dinner in D.C. and he looked thin & was so subdued and ill-looking, I wasn't even sure it was Larry, but he responded when I said hello and we talked, briefly.

He looked VERY ill.

I am worried for him.

(If it wasn't Larry, it was someone else Named Larry, who resembled Klayman; honestly, he was so subdued, I cannot be absolutley sure it was Klayman.

[ChaseR]

"Sorry but I'm just hearing more DEFLECTION and EXCUSES from those attacking Klayman the loudest."
42 posted on 1/17/02 2:03 PM Pacific by BeAChooser

EXACTLY!

[Alamo-Girl]

Hi there!!! It is soooo good to see you! Thank you for the heads up!

[185JHP]

Can we get a change of venue from D.C. because of all the publicity? I'd like that.

[litany_of_lies]

Change of venue would normally make sense, but with Lamberth as the judge on this case, I'd rather it stay in DC.

[185JHP]

Lamberth is a stand-up guy. I was thinking about a D.C. jury.

[Mia T]

JUDGE LAMBERTH VINDICATED: JAIL FOR CLINTONS, GORE?

[goldilucky]

evening bump!