Thursday, March 20, 2008
Politicians - The Clintons
The documents dogs are now hard at work.
And sometimes, what is NOT said is more incriminating than what IS said...
And sometimes, what is NOT said is more incriminating than what IS said...
At Newsweek.com, Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball are hot on the trail:
"The January 1996 records show Hillary Clinton appearing on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' and numerous other TV and radio shows to promote her just-published book, 'It Takes a Village.' But they show no meetings whatsoever about the Rose Law firm billing records, no sessions with her lawyers to prepare for her grilling by Starr. The calendar for Jan. 26, 1996—the day crowds of reporters and TV cameramen gathered at the courthouse to watch Hillary Clinton enter and exit the grand jury—is totally blank. 'NO public schedule,' it states simply, wiping out any reference to one of the more embarrassing public episodes of the First Lady's days in the White House."
