Walk Into the Office Of Judicial Watch...

The National Journal ^ | June 29, 2002 | Louis Jacobson

[FreedominJesusChrist]

GO JUDICIAL WATCH GO!

[isthisnickcool]

Technically, he had to sue his mother..........

[FreedominJesusChrist]

Interesting article guys.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

Anything else?

[Dog Gone]

"Probably the worst decision the Bush Administration made was to make Klayman an outcast,"

This must have been said under the influence of crack. There's no other explanation.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

It's TRUE.

[Soul Citizen]

The article was too long to read, but we can all be thankful for the Judicial Watch lawsuits which proved Clinton was guilty of Treason!

[FreedominJesusChrist]

Thanks for the reply. National Journal articles tend to be long.

[savedbygrace]

And now, David Schippers, who headed the House Judiciary Committee's Republican inquiry into President Clinton's impeachment, will join the group's new Chicago office.

How funny is that? A number of FR posters hate Klayman about as much as they idolize Schippers. Maybe JR should call in some grief counselors.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

Schipper's principled decision to work for Judicial Watch should cause some Freepers here to re-think their hatred of Larry Klayman.

I was elated when I heard that Judicial Watch was opening up an office in Chicago. I have always believe that the great state of Illinois needs people like Larry Klayman and Judicial Watch around. Especially after the License for Bribes Scandal and all the organized crime that runs rampant around here.

[isthisnickcool]

All the JW supporters drink "Klayman Kool-Aide". One drink and you think Klayman is really "conservative*"!

* From JW's web page, circa 1999: Judicial Watch, Inc., a non-partisan, non-profit conservative foundation based in Washington, D.C., was established to serve as an ethical and legal "watchdog" over our government and judicial systems to promote needed political and legal reform.

Where did the "conservative" part go? Replaced with "cash-serving-us"????

[cva66snipe]

Yea Larry was a Jolly Good Fellow to most all here till he started asking too many questions. There is no other group or individual outside of public office who did more to try and bring the Clinton's to justice. If he steps on any parties toes to get the truth of matters fine so be it. If the parties had half way even bothered to try and clean their own houses of the corrupt ones they keep in office Larry would be out of bussiness.

[A Citizen Reporter]

I just wish I had a picture of Larry, when he stood up in Judge Saul's courtroom, during the Florida fiasco, to offer evidence on the side of Albore!

For now, this is the best I can do!

[FreedominJesusChrist]

I don't appreciate your irrelevant pictures.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

I appreciate your honest comments. Larry Klayman and the employees of Judicial Watch are some of the most principled people around, I am sure.

It just shows the utter and undaunted hypocrisy of some of the people in the Republican Party.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

YAWN.

[palo verde]

thanks for the article Freedom
I found it interesting
Love, Palo

[FreedominJesusChrist]

It is always nice to hear from you Palo.

[Rodney King]

I have yet to hear a rational argument for why conservatives should not like Klayman, except that he seems to apply his standards to both sides of the aisle.

[cva66snipe]

I was watching Klayman and Fitton on N.E.T. and America's Voice and following their works long before FR came to be. I would as well like to remind others that the name or principles of conservatives is not exclusive property of the GOP. Many in other parties including DEMs are indeed conservatives.