Posted on 01/11/2003 2:43:08 PM PST by doug from upland
(This link will take you to #20 as well as links to 1-19.) #20 - Childish Behavior at the President's Historic Speech
#21 - Why Cops and Firemen Hate Hillary
#22 - The Wind Up, Here Comes the Pitch
NOTE: the survival of our Republic is threatened by two things -- fundamentalist Islamic terrorists and Hillary Rodham Clinton. President Bush is leading the fight against the terrorists. It is up to those of us who know the real Hillary Clinton to lead the fight against her. We must shine the light of truth on this dangerous woman so that all Americans may know the real Hillary.
#23 in the continuing series.
Laugh if you like, but the National Enquirer has actually been of source of some decent reporting. Along with talk radio, they did stories that wouldn't be seen on Brokaw, Jennings, or Rather.
A private investigator tracked down by The Enquirer confirmed what L.D. Brown has said -- that Hillary was having an affair with Vince Foster, the Clinton attorney whose body was dumped in the park.
From The Enquirer:
The Enquirer reported that Bill and Hillary Clinton spied on each other for years hiring private investigators who turned up evidence that they Both were cheating!.
One private investigator compiled a secret sex file that accused Hillary of having an affair with longtime Clinton adviser Vince Foster, whose 1993 death was ruled a suicide.
One private investigator tracked down by The Enquirer, Ivan Duda, confirmed: “Hillary wanted me to get the dirt on Bill to find out who he was fooling around with.”
The investigator had access to Hillary's personal schedule and other key information thanks to Bill's associate. The P.I. did months of digging and surveillance and compiled an extensive file. As far back as the 1980s, Hillary hired Little Rock P.I. Duda to spy on Bill.
“I came up with eight women he was involved with,” Duda told The Enquirer. “What really ticked her off was that one of them was an employee at the Rose Law Firm, where Hillary herself was a lawyer.” Duda said he learned from other investigators that Hillary's spying on her husband was a common practice over the years.
“She could gain the upper hand that way, chewing Bill out and running damage control when necessary to keep his sexual straying from leaking out,” an inside source revealed.
“Bill's pal and political operative Dick Morris said the Clintons hired San Francisco P.I. Jack Palladino as a member of a 'secret police' force the Clinton administration used to discredit women who had sexual affairs with the President.
“And former independent counsel Joseph DiGenova revealed that another private eye, Terry Lenzner, was also hired by the Clinton White House to dig up dirt on him and his wife.”
Despite all the spying, Bill and Hillary have remained together. Their marriage is more about power than lust, more focused on politics than faithfulness, the Enquirer said.
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We will have a future episode in which we discuss Palladino, Lenzner, and other Clinton thugs, but let's examine why this spying information is important. Besides running damage control, it allowed Hillary to play a role that our Founders hadn't envisioned. Here was a first lady, unelected to anything, attempting a maneuver which would have had her controlling 1/7 of the federal budget. Her health care fiasco was done in secret (another future episode).
What is really staggering is that a presidential spouse had blackmail over her husband so she could have influence over domestic policy and appointments. They had bragged during the first campaign about getting "two for one." Well, our Constitution never considered two for one. The nation elects a president. The voters don't expect that a first lady is blackmailing the president so she can accumulate power.
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