Do you have High Hopes... High Hopes..... LOL ...
By the way it must really be sad to not be able to talk to your mother on Mother's day all because of a few thousand dollars.
*In an interview on Friday, Klayman expressed no regrets, lashed out critics on the left and the right and portrayed himself as a populist everyman-and the only person brave enough to stand up against the nation's most powerful corporate and political forces.
*Klayman compared himself to John Adams, who wrote to Thomas Jefferson that "without virtue, there can be no political liberty." And that was just the first of the historical comparisons he offered. He also invoked the names of Harry Truman and Ronald Reagan, true heroes of the little guy, he said. "The support of the Republican party is a mile wide and a millimeter deep. And a lot of people could maintain that the Bush administration isn't even very conservative. So everything gets blurred and the way you keep it from getting blurred is to do what's right, to do what's ethical, to do what's just and to do it on behalf of the American people. So those people who don't like it aren't really conservative at all. They're just simply Republican party hacks."
*In fact, Judicial Watch has grown into quite the substantial operation, with about 50 employees. It took in $27 million in donations in 2000. But that number dropped to $17 million last year, a Judicial Watch spokesman said. Call one of the numbers provided by Judicial Watch's Web site, and a chipper voice greets you with a request for a donation before you can say "Hello." While Klayman's $250,000 salary is not big-city law partner territory, it's still one that 97 percent of the American public would love to have.