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You don't think the public has the right to know who Larry's biggest contributors are?

He has made it his life's work to attack public officials.

Don't you want to know if Larry's being funded by some unscrupulous means, such as Hillary! to further her agenda for her 2004 Presidential bid?

Look at the facts just once. Read the rest of this post and then think about it before automatically defending Larry.

EVERY single dem, with the exception of Gore, that has spoken of a desire to run for President in 2004 has had some scandalous piece of dirt brought to light. Either that, or the liberal media that fawns over Hillary has done their best to make them look stupid. When else would you see Russert pound on a dem, but for the exception of Edwards. Then they all had to opine on what a poor job he did of it.

Funny isn't it how Gephardt's little problem with his loan from McAuliffe's bank just came to light along with his "rental property".

Lieberman's been tied to Enron via Citigroup, and Kerry's been labeled dry, and uninspiring by the same liberal media that decided Edwards wasn't ready for prime-time.

Daschle's hiding in his hole because he doesn't want anybody to mention his wife and her lobbying dollars ever since the call came for him to release his tax returns. I wonder how that got started?

Now she's got to get to work on her biggest challenge. GWB. And don't think she's not power hungry and money hungry enough to find a way to do it.

Larry may not even be aware of it. The money could be coming in via an anonymous donor or a third or fourth party.

It is in the best interests of the country to have Larry release his records to the IRS to make sure that something like that isn't happening.

It is in the best interests of the country to have Larry release his records to the IRS to make sure that something like that isn't happening.

To the best of my knowledge, all dealings with the IRS are confidential in nature. The outcomes may become public, but not the details.

Most sheep don't wonder why. But for you, I'll explain. It protects the IRS for those few celebrated cases they make stick and no one hears about the hundreds that don't. That's the way it is.

Naturally, it keeps the rest of the sheep in the pen as a result.