[presidio9]

[coloradan]

Truth is indeed a very elusive target, but with enough persistence and determination, it can nevertheless be exterminated utterly.

[bannie]

WACO

[outofstyle]

We want the facts to be something and we wish them into being.

Only a liberal could say that.

[Parley Baer]

Wasn’t she Bill Clintons private attorney while he was int he White House. Hahaha.

[the invisib1e hand]

My mother told me...

Ah, yes, Janet Reno's mother. A very influential figure in her life. Someone once told me that she smoked cigars and wrestled alligators.

[Locomotive Breath]

Janet Reno's America:

[Freedom'sWorthIt]

I could have gone through the rest of my life without ever hearing or seeing that name again....

GAG to the max. Wonder how Elian Gonzalez is doing now...

Wonder if the families of the WACO victims have tried to sue that witch.

[Grimmy]

Oh, ain’t she special?

[Bahbah]

Reno specifically spoke out against waterboarding

What were her thoughts on burning people to death?

[Rapscallion]

Truth was she should have brought ESPIONAGE charges against several people in the Clinton Administration but she lacked the intellectual honesty to do it. She should hide her face from public view forever.

[Rome2000]

Boy that Bubba and SHRILLARY! sure nominated some freakin beasts to top cabinet positions.

Between this bigfoot, dyke drunk, Mad Halfbright and Donna Shalala I sometimes wondered if some aliens had landed and gotten loose with an ugly stick.

[exit82]

I wish Elian Gonzales was a little more elusive as Reno’s “truth”. He’d be free today.

As time passes, it becomes more apparent how utterly despicable the people in the CLinton administration were.

And still are.

[LibFreeOrDie]

Another Reno victim:

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/terror/

In “The Child Terror,” FRONTLINE correspondent Peter J. Boyer travels to Dade County, Florida to explore the impassioned roots and controversial consequences of the nation’s 15-year legal battle against child sexual abuse. During the 1980s, Miami became ground zero in the crusade to prosecute child molesters. Many high-profile cases were prosecuted by the office of then-chief prosecutor Janet Reno who pioneered a national effort to bring child molesters to justice. Now, however, some of these cases are unraveling. In this report, FRONTLINE deconstructs two of the them, probing what went wrong.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/terror/cases/fijnje.html

Miami prosecutors charged the 14 year-old boy with sexually molesting a group of children he baby-sat at church. He was held in the Miami Juvenile Detention Center for two years, refused the State’s offer of a plea bargain, and finally went to trial. The jury acquitted him on all charges in May 1991.

In this letter, the jurors explain to Janet Reno why her office failed to make a convincing case.

[Malone LaVeigh]

Waterboarding is bad, but this is OK:

[TCats]

"but criticized their practices in general."

Just another member of the Zoo they called the Clinton Cabinet.

Not to defend all of W's appointments but, at least, Waco didn't happen again.

[FormerACLUmember]

'Truth Is A Very Elusive target'

Yeah Janet, you evil drunken lesbian political hack, but the many children you murdered here in the USA were not elusive enough.

[OCC]

"But what I've discovered (from being a prosecutor and attorney general) is that we get tunnel vision," Reno said. "We want the facts to be something and we wish them into being."

Or wish them out of being. In 8 years of being AG, how many times did she say "I can't comment on an ongoing investigation"?

[yarddog]

I am sure we have had many corrupt Attorney Generals but I would bet she was the most corrupt ever.

[LibFreeOrDie]

Janet Reno’s Dance Party (SNL skit)

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoID=1883614042

[Locomotive Breath]