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NOV 22 UPDATE: a clown named Aurelio Munoz, masquerading as a real superior court judge, delayed an important hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court in the Paul v Clinton case. (Yes, the case is still going.) Munoz came into the courtroom and said that he wasn't prepared. He knows very well that Hillary's nomination for Sec of State is expected to be announced right after Thanksgiving. What do the Clintons have on Munoz? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ FR EXCLUSIVE: Did a $1 Million Clinton Library Donation Come from a Scam Against a Chicago Bank? YouTube/interview with a witness ^ | 4-2-08 | dfu...

Less than a week after her finance director was acquitted on charges that he cooked the books of a gala Hollywood fundraiser five years ago, New York Sen. Hillary Clinton was back in Tinseltown putting the touch on filmdom's movers and shakers. According to Daily Variety, Sen. Clinton started yesterday evening with a "big ticket" campaign event at the home of Warner Bros. chief operating officer Alan and Cindy Horn. The event was hosted by the familiar circle of Hollywood Democrats, including Lyn and Norman Lear, Michele and Rob Reiner, Carol and Frank Biondi and Jennifer Perry and Andy Spahn....

I was watching TV late night and I seen a Kerry in a democratic fundraser. BAr BARa strisand was throwing money at that and well as all the other jewish and librial pukes that were in the building. Still, it is not mr and mrs Kerry. But, Mrs Hintz Kerry. Sorta like Hillary Rodham Clinton. But after seeing all this. I just can't bring my self to see another movie knowing that my ticket purchase can go to the DNC in some way.

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton's most trusted political advisor has been put in charge of a new initiative to raise campaign cash for the 2004 presidential race, the Washington Post reported Saturday. "Harold Ickes, a top political aide in the Clinton White House, is talking to donors about raising tens of millions of dollars for next year's presidential nominee," the paper said. Though Mr. Ickes has devoted himself over the last decade to fundraising for the Clintons' two presidential campaigns as well as the former first lady's 2000 U.S. Senate race, he was careful not to suggest the new effort...