[rellimpank]

--let's not forget this--

[Mo1]

let's not forget this

I have't .. though some Dems in Congress want us to forget

[BenLurkin]

"So: We have here twin cautionary tales of fraud, corruption, obstruction and cover-up converging on -- surprise! -- Bill Clinton. It's the Barrett Report, of course, which begs the most disturbing question: What evil lurks in those 120 pages that made the Democratic congressmen press so hard for redaction? My money says, a den filled with opulent thieves, in white tie and tails. "

Hmmmm. . . .

[llevrok]

Not to mention he has been an unregistered agent for foreign nations over the last 6+ years....

[TexasCajun]

Where is our Republican Leadership on this?

...napping with Ruthie, no doubt.

[Ed_in_NJ]

Rich Lowry has a book out titled "Legacy" - about Bent Willie, but I don't know anything further.

[Kay]

Best if it comes out in October. March is too early. (Hee hee.)

[Babu]

... the image in the morning news perpetually on my wish list ...

[Andy from Beaverton]

Is Tony Snow the only talk show host covering this in depth?

[Just A Nobody]

Mark Goodman: I'm an avowed liberal and a registered Democrat

If you can say that while writing this article, never mind the subject matter of which you write.....I just don't get it.

[Jersey Republican Biker Chick]

Hi Doug!!

A Clinton story for you!

[kellynla]

BTTT

[Eastbound]

Whussup here?

[Supernatural]

Mr. Barrett found his path mined by the Justice Department the Internal Revenue Service and President Clinton's attorneys, even after Mr. Clinton departed the White House.

Which is why nests of 'rats should be cleaned out ASAP when a new administration takes over.

[penowa]

--let's not forget this--

And let's not forget what the author of this article seems to have forgotten...this was accomplished with a little help from their Republican friends, the "duped" and not deserving of their office due to "pathetic stupidity" as it has been spun by "our team." Let's not let Kit Bond and Congressman Knollinger off the hook even if they were only doing the bidding of their Republican higher-ups. Plus --let's not forget this-- We were told that ANY congressman or senator could ask for the release of the 120 pp and VOILA! we would get to see those pages. Well, I haven't seen them and neither have you because there isn't one single Republican with the cajones to buck the party and ask to see the stuff, mainly because they know what's in there, i.e. they are just as dirty at using the IRS against their enemies as the Democrats are. Just my guess.

[demsux]

I just sent my Senator, Kit Bond, a scathing email...I don't expect to hear back from him.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"Clinton cover-ups ..."

I've often thought that a factual documentary of the lives and careers of the Clintons would make a fascinating couple of hours viewing. And it wouldn't require the cut-and-paste editing that characterizes Michael Moore's documentary-style fiction films he creates to support a conclusion rather than arrive at one.

Of course, it would be difficult to gather the facts from the Clintons' partners in crime--many have shown no qualms about lying for them and some have already demonstrated the willingness to do time to protect them-- and it would be impossible to interview those who have already been Arkanicized to protect them--not to mention that it would be very dangerous to the health and welfare of the film makers and their families.

[Busywhiskers]

You apparently don't need to worry about the Barrett Report any longer. I wrote an e-mail to my Senator, Ron Wyden (D-OR), to complain about the suppressed information in the report. He wrote me back and in his letter, dated January 19, 2006, stated, "At one point, it was uncertain whether the entire Barrett Report would be made available to the public; however, the judicial panel that oversees these matters has since ordered its full disclosure".

[Lancey Howard]

BUMP!

Now, when will any Republican have the guts to reveal the redacted information?
(I am giving them the benefit of the doubt - - for now - - and presuming that it comes down to election year timing.

[Just Lori]

BTTT

[yoe]

So: We have here twin cautionary tales of fraud, corruption, obstruction and cover-up converging on -- surprise! -- Bill Clinton. It's the Barrett Report, of course, which begs the most disturbing question: What evil lurks in those 120 pages that made the Democratic congressmen press so hard for redaction? My money says, a den filled with opulent thieves, in white tie and tails.

Call - do not write - call your representatives now and demand those 120 pages be published.