Clinton Library Won’t Release Berger Documents
May 5, 2008
By Fred Lucas, CNS News
The William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Library will not make available to the public the documents that former National Security Advisor Sandy Berger illegally took from the National Archives in 2003.
Rose law firm: The missing years
April 4, 2008
By Indira Lakshmanan
Hillary Clinton says her “35 years of experience making change'' and “lifetime'' of public service make her uniquely qualified to be president.
While her pitch to voters relies heavily on her 15 years as first lady and New York senator, Clinton, 60, skims over the preceding two decades in Arkansas. The candidate rarely if ever mentions that she spent at least as much time practicing corporate law for Little Rock's top firm as she did performing public service.
Marine Sniper Takes Aim At Hillary Clinton
March 27, 2008
By Daphne Retter
NY POST - One of the Marines' most-accomplished snipers took dead aim yesterday at Hillary Rodham Clinton's claims of facing fire in Bosnia, saying she has dissed the real heroes.
"She doesn't care about our service members - that's the feeling that gives me," said retired Staff Sgt. Jack Coughlin, a 20-year Marine sniper who detailed his real-life drama in the powerful 2006 book, "Shooter: The Autobiography of the Top-Ranked Marine Sniper."
Clinton friend involved in passport breach
March 22, 2008
A State Department official in charge of the department during two of the three breaches into the passport files of Sen. Barack Obama has a direct tie to Bill and Hillary Clinton and department officials are investigating whether she furnished information to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
Hmmm….Somebody Was Snooping in Obama’s Passport File?
March 21, 2008
A weird campaign cycle gets even weirder - three State Department contract employees have been caught nosing around in Barack Obama's passport file. Two were fired, one was disciplined. The first breach was on January 9; the inspector general is launching an investigation.
