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" Slow beginning In 1995, Mr. Klayman said that his group -- himself, an associate and some volunteer attorneys -- collected less than $ 10,000 in donations, with no single check larger than $ 1,500. In 1996 -- the year his Freedom of Information Act suit against the Department of Commerce forced elusive fund-raiser John Huang to come out of hiding and sit for a deposition eight days before the presidential election -- donations rose to $ 68,000.

Then came the Year of Lewinsky, the piece de resistance of American scandal. Mr. Klayman, well positioned to exploit it, became a ubiquitous Clinton critic on cable television talk shows. In June 1998, a conservative foundation funded by anti-Clinton billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife revealed that it had given Judicial Watch $ 550,000. Mr. Klayman characterized the grant as "a minority of our support," which, if true, indicated that the fund-raising ads he'd begun running on television and in three conservative weekly magazines were doing well."

I suspect the size of the target pretty much dictates JW's stamina. Donata is yesterday's news. So is Clinton. Osama could well figure in Larry's FUTURE plans. Only time and media attention will tell.

Thanks, Howlin, for your bookmarks. I lifted the quotes from there.