Maybe there’s a second set somewhere at the Rose Law Firm

Aug 14, 2007 Oppression

The Los Angeles Times says pretty much all the archives involving presumptive presidential heir Hillary Rodham Clinton’s work while on the White House staff are inaccessible till at least after the 2008 elections.

How convenient. Judicial Watch is suing the National Archive, which ignored its 2006 FOIA request. Now that is one to watch — and it’s a race against time. And who knows what else.

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August 14th, 2007 at 11:16 am
Yawn.

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