[OldFriend]

Isn't amazing the amount of mischief Klayman gets into with Scaife money behind him.

[Tumbleweed_Connection]

What's Klayman's goal today?

[Cicero]

Ray has zero credibility after letting clinton and his partner in crime off the hook when he knew perfectly well there was evidence enough to indict both of them. But he also has chutzpah, running for the senate on the Republican line after betraying them. I trust the RNC has more sense than to support him.

As for Klayman, he's an honest man, but he has a supersized ego, and he doesn't seem to know how to pick his fights. While clinton was in office he did a lot of good, unearthing stuff no one else could find; but now he's like a dog fighting over a used bone.

[norton]

I don't much care who has financed Klayman or even if he is serious in his crusades ...
But the Fiske/Starr/Ray farce should go into history as THE greatest legal disaster in the nation's history.
They didn't bother to whitewash anything; they admitted that guilt existed, ignored entire sections of their charter, and said at last that poor Willy had 'suffered enough'. They have not even reported on the part that Hillary played the greatest role in and now the latest muppet quits to run for office right next door to Hillary's state: cute!

It was this joke on the legal system that convinced many of us that republicans we'd voted into office were in fact spineless little puppies, just as culpable as the 'rats.
That's why it's not rare to see posts in FR wondering how best to cast a protest vote in a two party system.
(answer, there ain't no way that does not make things even worse!)