[FreedominJesusChrist]

"Why doesn't Klayman represent the interests of WorldCom shareholders, a much easier target?"

Have you ever considered that these WorldCom shareholders obtained lawyers before they could be approached by Judicial Watch? Hmmm...

[deport]

Have you ever considered that these WorldCom shareholders obtained lawyers before they could be approached by Judicial Watch?

Sounds like they had some smarts. Wanted to be represented by someone that could win, not a perpetual loser......

[sinkspur]

Have you ever considered that these WorldCom shareholders obtained lawyers before they could be approached by Judicial Watch? Hmmm...

Actually, it's not about "obtaining lawyers"; this is about publicity for Judicial Watch.

How many Halliburton "shareholders" does Klayman represent in his quixotic crusade? It wouldn't surprise me if Klayman, or his stooge Russ Verney in Dallas, owned a couple of Halliburton shares, and these are his "shareholders."

WorldCom has no Bush administration connections, thus any lawsuit would be fruitless from a PR or fundraising standpoint.

[terilyn]

"Actually, all Judicial Watch did was send notifications over their internet e-mail system. Two people approached them, not the other way around."

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"Have you ever considered that these WorldCom shareholders obtained lawyers before they could be approached by Judicial Watch? Hmmm..."

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So which is it? Larry doesn't approach people or Larry does approach people? Hmmmm......

You only took about five posts that time to prove you are a spinner of facts. Too bad you're not better at it. Larry's going to have to find another PR person.

[Iwo Jima]

"before they could be approached by Judicial Watch?"

Do you know that barratry is a crime in most states, including Texas?